just as god giveth with a jesus movie, god taketh away a jesus band
http://www.cnn.com/2004/SHOWBIZ/Music/02/26/music.sixpence.reut/index.html
http://www.cnn.com/2004/SHOWBIZ/Music/02/26/music.sixpence.reut/index.html
Nooooooo
Kiss meeee.. in the confines of a loving relationship.. kiss meee…. blah blah blah la la blah blah…
Anyone know the second verse?
Anyone know the second verse?
Poor Jerry Dale McFadden. Once the keyboardist for BOTH the Mavericks and Sixpence, he is now reduced to being part of SWAG with the former drummer from Wilco (and others).
A supergroup comprised of several veteran musicians, Swag plays a rousing blend of power pop and indie rock. In 1996, keyboardist Jerry Dale McFadden (Sixpence None the Richer) met guitarist Robert Reynolds (the Mavericks) while their two bands were touring together. Their similar interests prompted them to put together an open-ended musical project, eventually ensnaring drummer Ken Coomer (Wilco), multi-instrumentalist Doug Powell (a solo artist on Not Lame Records), and bassist Tom Petersson (Cheap Trick). The group's Nashville recording sessions produced a couple of limited-edition singles in the late '90s and a 10" picture disc EP Different Girls in 2000. Their hard-to-find singles as well as eight new songs were compiled for their 2001 full-length debut Catchall.
A supergroup comprised of several veteran musicians, Swag plays a rousing blend of power pop and indie rock. In 1996, keyboardist Jerry Dale McFadden (Sixpence None the Richer) met guitarist Robert Reynolds (the Mavericks) while their two bands were touring together. Their similar interests prompted them to put together an open-ended musical project, eventually ensnaring drummer Ken Coomer (Wilco), multi-instrumentalist Doug Powell (a solo artist on Not Lame Records), and bassist Tom Petersson (Cheap Trick). The group's Nashville recording sessions produced a couple of limited-edition singles in the late '90s and a 10" picture disc EP Different Girls in 2000. Their hard-to-find singles as well as eight new songs were compiled for their 2001 full-length debut Catchall.
Kiss me where it stinks!
Originally posted by thirsty moore:kiss me beneath the bearded barley……
Kiss meeee.. in the confines of a loving relationship.. kiss meee…. blah blah blah la la blah blah…
Anyone know the second verse?
that is a euphamism, right?
Originally posted by Rutherford J. Balls:Sounds to me like he's got a WAY better lineup with this set of blokes!! Cheap Trick and a Not Lame artist? That's good stuff.
In 1996, keyboardist Jerry Dale McFadden (Sixpence None the Richer) met guitarist Robert Reynolds (the Mavericks) while their two bands were touring together. Their similar interests prompted them to put together an open-ended musical project, eventually ensnaring drummer Ken Coomer (Wilco), multi-instrumentalist Doug Powell (a solo artist on Not Lame Records), and bassist Tom Petersson (Cheap Trick).
Originally posted by mark e smith:I think your confusing that with the bearded clam! :D
Originally posted by thirsty moore:kiss me beneath the bearded barley……
Kiss meeee.. in the confines of a loving relationship.. kiss meee…. blah blah blah la la blah blah…
Anyone know the second verse?
that is a euphamism, right?
Miss Sixpence I always thought was cute though. I'd kiss her bearded clam or barley..
Originally posted by Bags:Bags…you're British?
Sounds to me like he's got a WAY better lineup with this set of bristols!!
Originally posted by Dupek Chopra:She would be is she knew where the term "Bristols" came from.
Originally posted by Bags:Bags…you're British?
Sounds to me like he's got a WAY better lineup with this set of bristols!!
I have their album. It's good stuff. Nothing earth shattering, but good.
Originally posted by Bags:
Originally posted by Rutherford J. Balls:Sounds to me like he's got a WAY better lineup with this set of blokes!! Cheap Trick and a Not Lame artist? That's good stuff.
In 1996, keyboardist Jerry Dale McFadden (Sixpence None the Richer) met guitarist Robert Reynolds (the Mavericks) while their two bands were touring together. Their similar interests prompted them to put together an open-ended musical project, eventually ensnaring drummer Ken Coomer (Wilco), multi-instrumentalist Doug Powell (a solo artist on Not Lame Records), and bassist Tom Petersson (Cheap Trick).