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275.1 | | FORTSC::CHABAN | Pray for Peter Pumpkinhead! | Thu Aug 06 1992 16:15 | 15 |
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> very talented and powerful musician. If all you've ever hear of him
> is "weirwolves of london"...you're missing out. He wrote poor poor
^^^^
> pitiful me when Joan Biaz was singing with him. His music is also
> featured on the soundtrack for grand canyon.
Hey, how about garciawolves, leshwolves, hartwolves
welnickwolves...
Sorry, could'nt resist. I promise not to cross-post to NECSC::GRATEFUL
;-)
-Ed
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275.2 | | SCHOOL::SUSEL | Danced my feet down to the knees! | Thu Aug 06 1992 16:39 | 2 |
| "SAW A WEIRWOLVE ON STAGE WITH A PONYTAIL ON HIS HEAD
HE WAS TRYING TO SING DYLAN"
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275.3 | | RAVEN1::BLAIR | Don't let it start! | Fri Aug 07 1992 10:57 | 2 |
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I thought it was Linda Ronstadt who sang Zevon's PPPM.
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275.4 | she asked me if i'd beat her! | SCHOOL::SUSEL | Danced my feet down to the knees! | Fri Aug 07 1992 11:38 | 4 |
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re:-1
i stand corrected, you are right
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275.5 | | JARETH::DKAPLAN | | Thu Aug 20 1992 11:28 | 16 |
| Zevon has been one of my faves for years. I do wish he was a bit more
consistent, though. How can someone who can write a song with as much depth
and poignance as "Accidentally Like a Martyr" turn around and write something
as insipid (I.M.O.) as "Looking for a Heart"?!
Still, at his best, very few songwriters/performers can touch him. I rank him
with other personal faves Neil Young and Graham Parker as far as being a
renaissance man. He's equally adept and skilled at singing, writing, playing
piano, and playing guitar (which he seems to be favoring in recent years).
By the way, a few months ago I posted a note in the RECORDS conference asking
if anyone had his FIRST album, recorded way back in 1969. Someone did, and I
taped it, and it's a REAL TREASURE. Definitely worth searching for. His
talents haven't fully flourished at this point, but the album is very enjoyable,
and much more than a curio. Oh, by the way, it's called "Wanted: Dead or
Alive." (predating Jon Bon Jerk by a good 15 years)
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275.6 | Zevon Live | WRKSYS::MOONEY | | Tue Apr 13 1993 14:14 | 2 |
| Zevons live LP is out today, April 13th. Learning to Flinch? He is also
playing at the Pardise (second time so far this year) on May 3rd.
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275.7 | W/the most dangerous band in the world | SUBSYS::GODIN | | Thu Apr 29 1993 12:17 | 8 |
| He was on Letterman's Late Night last night, WOW ! I caught the last
part of his "...Thompson Gunner" song & his vocal was excellent, his
playing was sharp & the band (of course) did a phenomenal job of
backing him. I've heard this tune on FM radio before & I don't recall
it sounding nearly as good. Did any of you "'wolves" happen to get a
good tape of last night's performance on Letterman ?
Paul
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275.8 | | SCOTTR::ScottR | Oh, Gaia, they treat you like dirt | Mon May 03 1993 13:21 | 7 |
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He also played with the band all night (on guitar).
They played an awesome instrumental version of Werewolves during
one commercial break.
ScottR
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275.9 | ..been around in Kent... | SAC::LANG_H | Button up your overcoat | Mon May 24 1993 13:35 | 7 |
| I just picked up the "Excitable Boy" CD and I really enjoyed it.
Anybody care to list his back catalogue with an appropriate * rating!
Cheers
Harvey
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275.10 | Maybe some help | COMPLX::FERRIS | | Tue May 25 1993 10:24 | 14 |
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Harvey, this is from memory;
One entitled Warren Zevon, this one has Poor Poor Pitiful Me on it.
It is an early one.
Excitable Boy, Bad Luck Streak In Dancing School, The Envoy, Stand In
The Fire (Live), Mr Bad Example, as mentioned, there is another live
one out now. I may have forgotten one or two, but like I said, these
are from memory. As I like WZ alot it would be hard to rate. My
favorite is Bad Luck Streak In Dancing School. Hope this helps.
mike
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275.11 | out of 5 | SCOTTR::ScottR | Oh, Gaia, they treat you like dirt | Tue May 25 1993 13:34 | 6 |
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Mr. Bad Example: *****
Excitable Boy: *****
Don't have any others.
ScottR
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275.12 | Turn those speakers up full blast!!!!!! | ESSB::IMPORTS | | Wed Aug 18 1993 12:09 | 11 |
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Heard him on the radio recently in a band called Hindu Love Gods, with
some members of REM. It could be on an album of cover versions.
Anyone have this?
BTW last I heard of WZ was that he was spotted in a small club in Spain
singing Irish love songs! Any confirmation of this bizarre sighting?
Des
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275.13 | Not New | TECRUS::ROST | Got a revved-up teenage head | Wed Aug 18 1993 13:29 | 4 |
| "Hindu Love Gods" came out a couple of years ago...where have you been?
Nice cover of Prince's "Raspberry Beret" recast as a garage rocker.
Brian
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275.14 | Free Concert | CRISTA::MAYNARD | The Front Row Kid | Mon Sep 12 1994 13:15 | 7 |
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Saturday September 17 Hatch Shell
Warren Zevon
Swinging Steaks
Jim
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275.15 | | MAGEE::OSTIGUY | | Mon Sep 12 1994 13:51 | 6 |
| Hey, a free concert at the Hatch Shell....just where I wanna be...does
this include thrown bottles and the mush pit ?? :)
I'd like to see Warren, but more than 20 minutes worth
Wes
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275.16 | | CRISTA::MAYNARD | The Front Row Kid | Mon Sep 12 1994 15:12 | 4 |
| RE: "I'd like see Warren, but more than 20 minutes worth"
Then behave yourself :)
Jim
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275.17 | WZLX FM | ICS::STUART | Yes I am ! | Tue Sep 13 1994 15:38 | 16 |
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This concert is called the WZLX Be - in .... not sure how they are spelling it.
They did this last year and it was very tame. It's advertised as a family
event, " leave the booze and drugs at home ".
It starts at 1:00 pm this Saturday and runs until about 9:00.
Also on the bill is the Atlanta Rythym Section and a blues band I can't
remember the name of.
Zevon and the ARS are the last acts.
tune into 100.7 FM for more info
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275.18 | | RICKS::CALCAGNI | There's no money to be made above the 5th fret | Tue Sep 13 1994 16:04 | 4 |
| "Monster" Mike Welch is supposed to play early in the day. Mike's
a young teenage guitarist/singer who's been tearing up the local
blues clubs for the past year or two.
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275.19 | oh yeah | RICKS::CALCAGNI | There's no money to be made above the 5th fret | Tue Sep 13 1994 16:05 | 4 |
| Latest word (as of yesterday's Globe) is that the Zevon show is still
on.
/rick
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275.20 | exit | ICS::JTHOMAS | | Mon Feb 20 1995 14:42 | 32 |
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Saw Warren Zevon Thursday @ South Station in Boston, Free concert
put on by WBOS in Boston. It started at 12:15 in the afternoon and
lasted about 1 hour. Was just Warren and his Grand Piano and an
Acoustic guitar. He switched back and forth song by song. From what
I can remember He played the following...
Splendid Isolation
Carmelita
Poor Poor Pitiful Me
Things to do in Denver when you're dead
Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner
Accidently Like a Martyr
Excitable Boy
Mr. Bad Example
Werewolves of London
A new one from a forthcoming release...something about
a bond dealer playing Bingo on an Indian Reservation.
Lawyers Guns and Money
He sounded excellent even over the Train announcements that were
being blasted out every 5 minutes !! The place was packed. SRO
Jeff
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275.21 | Something Happens! | ESSB::IMPORTS | | Fri Sep 08 1995 06:43 | 8 |
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Has anyone got dates of Warren's current tour?
Does it include European gigs?
Appreciate any info.
Des.
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275.22 | | AWATS::WESTERVELT | split open & melt | Wed Sep 20 1995 17:32 | 5 |
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Warren did a cameo on "The Larry Sanders Show" (HBO) last week.
It was real funny, you hadda be there tho.
Tom
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275.23 | Dream On? | SCHOOL::MOONEY | | Thu Sep 21 1995 13:05 | 2 |
| Wasn't that Dream On? It was funny. Great line.
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275.24 | | AWATS::WESTERVELT | split open & melt | Thu Sep 21 1995 14:42 | 9 |
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Yes, it was "Dream On", I get those two mixed up! [Although
I do think Warren was also on Larry Sanders at one point.]
Last night they had part 2 of last week's Dream On episode.
Warren shows up again at the end, he has decided Martin
can help him with his songwriting!
Tom
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