I have several pages that may be of interest to music lovers.  There
are many of my own original works.

www.brianmallardandrenegade.comwww.myspace.com/brianmallard
Album available atwww.cdbaby.com/cd/brianmallard
You can also find videos on youtube

I have several pages that may be of interest to music lovers. There
are many of my own original works.

www.brianmallardandrenegade.com
www.myspace.com/brianmallard
Album available at www.cdbaby.com/cd/brianmallard
You can also find videos on youtube

I have several pages that may be of interest to music lovers.  There
are many of my own original works.

www.brianmallardandrenegade.comwww.myspace.com/brianmallard
Album available atwww.cdbaby.com/cd/brianmallard
You can also find videos on youtube

On Sep 10, 11:47 pm, "Brian Mallard & Renegade" wrote:

I have several pages that may be of interest to music lovers.  There
are many of my own original works.

www.brianmallardandrenegade.comwww.myspace.com/brianmallard
Album available atwww.cdbaby.com/cd/brianmallard
You can also find videos on youtube

If you keep reposting the same message, people will start thinking of
it as spam; some will get angry, and more will simply ignore it. I'd
advise you to add some news each time you post these links -- you
probably do have something new each time, like the videos Will linked
to -- with your above message appended as a sig.

Also, since you're posting to two poetry groups, please remember: some
of us here want to read words.

I have several pages that may be of interest to music lovers.  There
are many of my own original works.

www.brianmallardandrenegade.comwww.myspace.com/brianmallard
Album available atwww.cdbaby.com/cd/brianmallard
You can also find videos on youtube

"Brian Mallard & Renegade" <brian.mall... at (no spam) gmail.com> wrote:



I have several pages that may be of interest to music lovers.  There
are many of my own original works.

Brian, thanks for your enthusiastic support on my many ventures over
the years, my friend.

One of the newest, "Under The Radar" by Will Dockery & The Shadowville
All-Stars:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1J4Q5mo4W8

Will Dockery - vocals; Brian Mallard - guitar; Jonathan Edwards -
guit...ar; Randy Dameron - guitar; Gene Woolfolk, Jr. - keyboard and
flute; Jim Patrick - bass; John Phillips - drums; Thom Payne -
mandolin; back up vocals: Darleen Dameron, Elsie Austin, Doris Cox,
and Sarah Ophir Drive.

www.brianmallardandrenegade.comwww.myspace.com/brianmallard
Album available atwww.cdbaby.com/cd/brianmallard
You can also find videos on youtube

I have several pages that may be of interest to music lovers. There
are many of my own original works.

"Will Dockery" wrote:
"Brian Mallard & Renegade" <brian.mall... at (no spam) gmail.com> wrote:

I have several pages that may be of interest to music lovers. There
are many of my own original works.

Brian, thanks for your enthusiastic support on my many ventures over
the years, my friend.

One of the newest, "Under The Radar" by Will Dockery & The Shadowville
All-Stars:

= snip =

Worse than <snip

On Mon, 19 Oct 2009 16:22:03 -0700 (PDT), George Dance
georgedanc... at (no spam) yahoo.ca>wrote:





On Oct 19, 3:14?pm, Will Dockery <will.dock... at (no spam) gmail.com> wrote:
"Brian Mallard & Renegade" <brian.mall... at (no spam) gmail.com> wrote:

I have several pages that may be of interest to music lovers. ?There
are many of my own original works.

Brian, thanks for your enthusiastic support on my many ventures over
the years, my friend.

One of the newest, "Under The Radar" by Will Dockery & The Shadowville
All-Stars:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1J4Q5mo4W8

A nice listen, but I found myself wanting to read the lyrics. Yeah, I
know: when you print the lyrics only, I want to hear the music. I
guess I need both. But, hey, a song is both; that' what distinguishes
it from a poem to my mind.

One thing I noticed -- perhaps I shouldn't generalize from one
example, but -- it looks like you're winning more respect recently
from your audiences. Their being quiet for the song, and their
applause after, souned much improved from, say, last year's live
"Truck Stop Woman" video you posted. (i won't give that link, as it
sounds horrible.)

I actually liked the music for once. But Will's vocals do the music an
extreme injustice.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

On Oct 19, 3:14 pm, Will Dockery wrote:

Brian, thanks for your enthusiastic support on my many ventures over
the years, my friend.

One of the newest, "Under The Radar" by Will Dockery & The Shadowville
All-Stars:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1J4Q5mo4W8

A nice listen, but I found myself wanting to read the lyrics. Yeah, I
know: when you print the lyrics only, I want to hear the music. I
guess I need both. But, hey, a song is both; that' what distinguishes
it from a poem to my mind.

One thing I noticed -- perhaps I shouldn't generalize from one
example, but -- it looks like you're winning more respect recently
from your audiences. Their being quiet for the song, and their
applause after, souned much improved from, say, last year's live
"Truck Stop Woman" video you posted. (i won't give that link, as it sounds horrible.)

Will Dockery - vocals; Brian Mallard - guitar; Jonathan Edwards -
guit...ar; Randy Dameron - guitar; Gene Woolfolk, Jr. - keyboard and
flute; Jim Patrick - bass; John Phillips - drums; Thom Payne -
mandolin; back up vocals: Darleen Dameron, Elsie Austin, Doris Cox,
and Sarah Ophir Drive.

www.brianmallardandrenegade.comwww.myspace.com/brianmallard
Album available atwww.cdbaby.com/cd/brianmallard
You can also find videos on youtube

On Oct 19, 3:14?pm, Will Dockery <will.dock... at (no spam) gmail.com> wrote:
"Brian Mallard & Renegade" <brian.mall... at (no spam) gmail.com> wrote:



I have several pages that may be of interest to music lovers. ?There
are many of my own original works.

Brian, thanks for your enthusiastic support on my many ventures over
the years, my friend.

One of the newest, "Under The Radar" by Will Dockery & The Shadowville
All-Stars:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1J4Q5mo4W8


A nice listen, but I found myself wanting to read the lyrics. Yeah, I
know: when you print the lyrics only, I want to hear the music. I
guess I need both. But, hey, a song is both; that' what distinguishes
it from a poem to my mind.

One thing I noticed -- perhaps I shouldn't generalize from one
example, but -- it looks like you're winning more respect recently
from your audiences. Their being quiet for the song, and their
applause after, souned much improved from, say, last year's live
"Truck Stop Woman" video you posted. (i won't give that link, as it
sounds horrible.)

"Orson Wells as CitizenCain" <noemail at (no spam) here.invalidd> wrote:
"Will Dockery" wrote:
"Brian Mallard & Renegade" <brian.mall... at (no spam) gmail.com> wrote:

I have several pages that may be of interest to music lovers. There
are many of my own original works.

Brian, thanks for your enthusiastic support on my many ventures over
the years, my friend.

One of the newest, "Under The Radar" by Will Dockery & The Shadowville
All-Stars:

= snip =

Worse than <snip

Thanks for

"Will Dockery" wrote in message

news:a2db9d48-dbb6-48ea-b1de-24b2d1905a2f at (no spam) p9g2000vbl.googlegroups.com...

Yeah, the "Truck Stop Woman" recording that we recorded in the studio
is a better example of that song, and yes, the crowd on the video you
refer to was pretty wild, or the table right near the stage, was...
the drunk girl was good looking, but she was more interested in
entertaining the folks at her table than she was with what we were
doing on the stage.

not surprised that you would be trying to take advantage of a drunk woman,