you may find me to actually be a gentleman at heart.

Hey Kim,

Watched the video-got me cryin' in the damn library....

It's really a sad day. So many passings...every week it seems. This one hurts.

I saw Levon with the (post-Robbie) Band two or three times...also saw him with some version of the RCO All-Stars in the 70's.

The last time I saw him was with the little blues band he had before he was singing again-rockin' blues band! They came out here to the West Coast, and I also got to meet him that night. So many times you meet your 'heroes' and you wish you hadn't. Not so with Levon.

He was the sweetest, kindest, most gentle and authentic soul. I had my picture taken with him that night and hoped one day to have it autographed. So much for that.

I so badly wish I could've seen one of the Barn Dances, but wrong coast, wrong time...

He's gone from us too soon, and the universe is mourning.

Peace,

Kurt Mahoney

www.mahoneymusic.com

Awesome page Kim, very informative, great job! 

Kim,

Thanks for the video of Tim Easton.  I manage him as well as Lydia Loveless and some others.  Hope we can stay in touch about more events in the future.

Best

Steve McGann

westgatemgmt@gmail.com

Dear Kim,

     Thankyou for your assistance.  Sincerely,  Joe Ray 

Hi Kim

      As a featured contributor to No Depression, I’m particularly keen on getting your feedback for the following – Please forgive the intrusion if you don’t have the time or inclination to reply.

      I’ve posted the following to the No Depression discussion board – you can either respond there or alternatively drop me a line at shatchsurvey1@yahoo.co.uk

Thanks very much for your time

Kind regards,

Steve

My name is Steve Hatch and I’m currently conducting research for my Master’s in Songwriting at Bath Spa University in Bath, England (though I happen to be an ex-pat Georgia boy).  I would be extremely grateful if you could find the time to listen to the track (link below) and answer the 2 accompanying questions.  The more detail, the better of course (more to say in my final analysis) – but all feedback will be useful and very much appreciated.

Sadly, as this is an academic pursuit, there is a deadline.  Please reply by May 20^th if at all possible so that I can have time to chew over your response and include it in my final write-up.

            The track: http://soundcloud.com/stevehatch

1)     Which artist/band(s) would you say the track is most similar to and why?

2)     Which genre(s) would you say the track belongs to and why?

Hi Kim!
I *just* saw your post from 2009 about a live artist chat! I'm definitely interested if you still are.

hope you are super well

xoxo

rr

Hey Kim thanks for being a friend. I'm a Touring Independent Austin Texas Outlaw Honkytonker that needs your support! I'm always looking for new places to play so please let me know if you know of any. I have a Critically Acclaimed CD "The Leaving Side Of Gone" available at www.cdbaby.com/cd/peeweemoore and my next tour kicks off February 2nd and hits locations in TX, NM, AZ, CA, NV. Be sure to spread the word if you know anybody in those states. My official website is www.peeweemoore.com I hope to see you around!

-Peewee Moore

 Sole Honorable Mention Best Album Of The Year 2009 -Chattanooga Times Free Press

www.savingcountrymusic.com Essential Albums of 2010 List

"If I were to trace the genealogy of the country music Outlaw, it would start with Bobby Bare, roll through Willie & Waylon and that whole gang, follow Cash through the late 90′s, and end up in the country music underground with people like Peewee Moore as possibly the perfect example of the Outlaw lineage in the present day"
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