Glen Campbell Tag Page
February 13th, 2008
By Mike
Who were the Grammy Award winners 40 years ago?
The 10th Grammy Awards were (for recordings in the year 1967:)
Album of the Year: Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles,
George Martin (producer)
Record of the Year: “Up, Up and Away” by The 5th Dimension,
Johnny Rivers & Marc Gordon (producers)
Song of the [...]
Country music is no stranger to the golf green. Vince Gill, Charlie Daniels, John Michael Montgomery, Glen Campbell, George Strait, Clay Walker, Steve Azar, and Marty Roe are among a few of Country’s golf fanatics. But in a recent Golf Digest study of the Top 100 golfers in music, The Gatlin Brothers dominated [...]
-- Earworms of the Week Is it just me, or has this week seemed like an especially long one? What with winter drawing in, a series of big announcements at work, a disappointing gig and a resurfacing of the WT's (or at least my awareness of them), all in all, it's been a bit rubbish. Still, the weekend is here, the smoked pancetta is melting into the vegetables in the oven, the thick, liquoricey Chilean Syrah is open and I've even managed to have a productive day working at home. Imagine that. S
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Google Chrome Faces Long Road To Enterprise Adoption. Re already making it before the ball. The Nine bends minds with a bank kathryn. By Aharon Etengoff Tuesday, July, AM THE NINTENDO WII is currently the top selling video game console in the US, while the DS has been rated the best selling hand held US video game system for the month of July. For years, quit the show Monday after Richard Roeper could not come to financial terms for his new contract with. On a national front, the prognosis for
The Best and Most Loathsome Television News Personalities A Seriously Random List II / Dustin Rowles Hey! That random top ten list was so much fun yesterday, let's do it again. Sure beats writing about the possible sequel to Unbreakable that Shyamalan is contemplating, having already run out of stale ideas. How about this one: Top Ten Television news personalities 10. Ali Velshi 9. Kyra Phillips / Heidi Collins (I confuse the two all the time, but I have news crushes on both) 8. Campbel
Photo: Getty Images "Music is my backup plan if acting fails. I don't want to put all my eggs in one basket." —Twilight star Robert Pattinson [Hero Complex/LAT] "I hope whatever differences we'd accrued over the years, we'd be able to show up as professionals and accept it with dignity." —Slash reflects on what would happen if Guns 'N Roses were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame [AP via Yahoo] "I'm more involved with, you know, trying to get the dessert we order at lunch than I am
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New Collection of Covers from one our Favorite Storytellers On "Covers" we hear the storytelling soul of James Taylor re-emerge as he covers an exceptional collection of songs from notable recording artists from the Fifties, Sixties and Seventies. Taylor does everything right here - continuing the success of last year's One Man Band project. While following song format on "Covers," the artist continues to make enjoyable music on his own terms.Now in StoresJames Taylor - It's Growing (Temptations
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--Today for you 27 news articles about earth’s trees! (411th edition) --Audio and Video version of Earth’s Tree News: http://forestpolicyresearch.org --To Subscribe / unsubscribe to the world-wide email format send a blank email to: earthtreenews-subscribe@lists.riseup.net OR earthtreenews-unsubscribe@lists.riseup In this issue: British Columbia - Pacific Northwest - Western US Index: --Alaska: 1) RIP Glen Ith: Whistleblower who was reassigned, investigated, suspended, and finally termi
Back in May, This American Life aired a widely-acclaimed show on the mortgage crisis. In The Giant Pool of Money, Alex Blumberg and Adam Davidson pepper their analysis with dialogue from a cast of characters including: Richard Campbell, ex-Marine, behind on his mortgage: “At one point, my son had $7,000 in a CD and I had to break it. That really hurt.” Clarence Nathan, who got a $540K second mortgage while working 3 part time not very steady jobs: “I wouldn’t have loaned me the money.
Bruce Johnston is the perennial "Sixth Beach Boy," so to speak, even though he's been in the Beach Boys since 1965, when he replaced Glen Campbell (!) as the stand-in for Brian Wilson. Heckfire, he's allegedly the guy who played Pet Sounds for the Beatles, and he sang on "California Girls," so he's a Beach Boy in my book. My favorite solo work of Johnston's is his version of the Chantays' surf-rock hit "Pipeline," which was recently unearthed by a thrifting friend of mine. It's pretty much r
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Get out the magic crystal ball. We’re about to embark on a long journey. Thirty teams get a fresh start where they can dare to dream of winning Lord Stanley. The most spectacular trophy in all of sports which arguably is the hardest to win. It’s not just because you have to gut out an 82-game schedule which at times can be trying due to the tireless back to backs, three in four nights and even seven in 11 days the Rangers have beginning with tomorrow’s home opener versus Patrick Kane, Jonathan
Lady C and I were happy to take up Ms B's kind invitation to this week's Later...with Jools Holland on Tuesday. I threw over another really exciting invitation, but the Man-About-Town understood the necessity of seeing Glen Campbell at close quarters, even though I'm going to see him at the Festival Hall in a couple of weeks. My luck in getting a seat and being served beers continued, because a wife of one of the performers gave up her table - Gwyneth somebody, I think - which was nice, and we e
Coldplay have scooped two prizes at the Q Awards ceremony in London, including best album for Viva La Vida or Death To All His Friends. The band, fronted by Chris Martin, also won best act in the world today. Welsh star Duffy won best breakthrough, while Keane picked up best track for comeback song Spiralling. The music magazine also honoured veteran artists including Grace Jones, who was named Q Idol, and Glen Campbell, winner of the legend award.
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But still, Jack Nitzsche, Hal Blaine, Carol Kaye, Glen Campbell and Sonny Bono all in the same poky little room.... (Glen Campbell's not in that shot, I don't think, but what was Mark Ellen doing huddled on his own there at the back?)
Saw him live twice in the last couple of years, he was great and, by the way, Glen Campbell was always cool. Check out the shirt in the clip if further proof is needed.
