I always thought that Pavlov's Hog would be a great name for a BBQ joint or name for BBQ competition team.St Louis band Pavlov's Dog reached some national acclaim in mid '70s.
I always thought that Pavlov's Hog would be a great name for a BBQ joint or name for BBQ competition team.St Louis band Pavlov's Dog reached some national acclaim in mid '70s.
Serioulsy??? Dude sings one of my favorite songs of all time. Live version of Life's Been Good on the Eagles Live album. It's just absolutely killer.Steve Walsh. Front man for Kansas
He was up a little higher. Had Chris in class when I student-taught. Neat kid. Not the biggest PE fan. He was a soph that year. We had a standing deal. If he didn't wanna dress out, he grabbed the guitar and set up the amp. Played and sang during class. Man, he was good as a young teen. And could cover about anything back then.Anybody mention Chris Janson from Perryville?
Dark time in my life I saw a few Urge shows at the Pageant. Man, the things I wouldn't do for a good-looking blonde back in my youth. Music wasn't bad. People watching was epic.The Urge and Gravity Kills were big influences on my youth. Story of the Year, all STL bands.
Ahhhhhhh...my bad. Reading is hard. Steve and Joe not even close to the same.You‘re thinking of Joe Walsh of The James Gang and later The Eagles. Different guy.
You had me really confused.Ahhhhhhh...my bad. Reading is hard. Steve and Joe not even close to the same.
I have the attention span of a gnat most days. This close to break, it REALLY decreases. I read Steve, my brain "heard" Joe. The voices in there some days really compete with each other.You had me really confused.
WHOA HO!! Bosko likey!!![.....As I have matured a bit in recent years and migrated from 60's Rock-N-Roll towards American Blue Grass and the best of the best is Missouri's own Rhonda Vincent from tiny GreenTop, MO (near the Iowa border on Hwy 63..) AND the best Blue Grass Festival in the USA outside of North Carolina & Tennessee is "Starvy Creek Blue Grass Festival" near the tiny village of Conway, MO.,Rhonda Vincent and her band "The RAGE" normally close out the show on Saturdays... A good excuse to pig out at Dowds Catfish-N-BBQ... C =|~
Rhonda Vincent - Wikipedia
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I did a phone interview with her a year or two ago to help pimp out her appearence here in Chillicothe. She was a good interview and very nice.[.....As I have matured a bit in recent years and migrated from 60's Rock-N-Roll towards American Blue Grass and the best of the best is Missouri's own Rhonda Vincent from tiny GreenTop, MO (near the Iowa border on Hwy 63..) AND the best Blue Grass Festival in the USA outside of North Carolina & Tennessee is "Starvy Creek Blue Grass Festival" near the tiny village of Conway, MO.,Rhonda Vincent and her band "The RAGE" normally close out the show on Saturdays... A good excuse to pig out at Dowds Catfish-N-BBQ... C =|~
Rhonda Vincent - Wikipedia
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There's a feller name Steve Cropper from Willow Springs who was the house guitarist for the Stax label during their heyday so pretty much any big record that came out of Memphis from the 70s-80s featured him. He was also in the Blues Brothers movie as their guitarist.
Forgot about Fools Face, use to go to Springfield to the bar under the bowling alley on Battlefield road. Can’t remember the name of the bar but saw several local bands at that place.Porter Wagoner West Plains. Fools Face Springfield. L5.
The Bass Player, Randy Jordan, was from Lamar... Good dude. Died, way too soon.
Has anyone mentioned Nathaniel Rateliff?
Also @ChaoticFanatic mentioned Ha Ha Tonka who were formed at Mo St in the early 2000s and feature members from KC and West Plains. They would play Lindbergh's in Springfield 2-4 times a year and it was always awesome. They're a hell of a live band. Their heyday was probably 2010-2015 but they were the soundtrack to many kick ass Saturday nights back in college. They come to Knuckleheads in KC about once a year now as well, would highly recommend anyone go see them if they have the chance.
Just listened to a couple of his songs. Good stuff for sure. Wikipedia lists Hermann as his hometown. Is that right? His bio lists his address now as Denver. Colorado is a hotbed for new music. I remember seeing his name on the lineup for The Old Rock House in STL the past year or maybe two. I think I have a new favorite band!
Forgot about Fools Face, use to go to Springfield to the bar under the bowling alley on Battlefield road. Can’t remember the name of the bar but saw several local bands at that place.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~WHOA HO!! Bosko likey!!!
Was that bar under the bowling alley called, "The Bottom Line"?
Spawned the “fools tail” on many central Missouri scalps but not mine since I played football.Porter Wagoner West Plains. Fools Face Springfield. L5.
I thought Walsh was from Wichita............will look it up.They were out of Topeka Kansas if I'm not mistaken...
Was Lou Rawls from Saint Louis?So here’s what I’ve got without hitting the internet to do some deep research...
Ozark Mountain Daredevils(formed in Springfield)
Sheryl Crow(from Kennett, MO)
David Nail(country singer from Kennett, MO)
Sara Evans(country singer from Columbia area.... Ashland maybe??)
Nelly is St Louis(most people of at least 30 years old know that)
Tech N9ne (Kansas City Rapper who hit it big for a little while 10-15 years ago)
Ha Ha Tonka (from West Plains, MO. they’re a more indie-folk type band who’ve traveled the country and into Europe at one point I believe. Signed with a smaller record label probably 10-15 years ago.
Eminem was born in St Joseph, MO I’m pretty sure
I'm pretty sure I heard that Puddle of Mudd is from STL. I haven’t confirmed that but it was definitely surprising.
there were big on the rock scene from probably 2000-2007?
I’m sure there are many others that I’m missing.
Come on everybody!
DOGFATHER, glad you mentioned Rhonda. She is great in blue grass and I thought she was awesome when she ventured into mainstream country but evidently there weren't enough of us because she didn't find huge success in that genre. I do know that a lot of the older stars who have, shall we say, lost an octave or two, benefit greatly from Rhonda singing harmony with them. She can flat carry the number. Saw her recently at a Mo Pitney performance. If you don't like country you won't like Mo, but he is starting to build quite a following and Rhonda seemed to appreciate his vocal talents.[.....As I have matured a bit in recent years and migrated from 60's Rock-N-Roll towards American Blue Grass and the best of the best is Missouri's own Rhonda Vincent from tiny GreenTop, MO (near the Iowa border on Hwy 63..) AND the best Blue Grass Festival in the USA outside of North Carolina & Tennessee is "Starvy Creek Blue Grass Festival" near the tiny village of Conway, MO.,Rhonda Vincent and her band "The RAGE" normally close out the show on Saturdays... A good excuse to pig out at Dowds Catfish-N-BBQ... C =|~
Rhonda Vincent - Wikipedia
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I think that you may be on to something...Call me crazy but this thread tells me MO HSFB 2020 is officially over.