So KEXP's The Roadhouse will air on Sunday. I'm sure Greg will do some or all of it as a tribute to Dolly. BUT Evie Stokes is on right now doing a great set on her normal Drive Time show. You can listen back for up to two weeks and I recommend it.

 Proclivities wrote:
rest in peace dolly

someone needs to check on Orville Peck
he was one of her biggest fans

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 Proclivities wrote:

well, shit.

 Proclivities wrote:

She does a great job covering this song

 Proclivities wrote:

A college, and still, buddy of mine worked for the music biz including WEA and a lot of smaller labels. He has a story about everyone (Steve Forbert calls him to complain about how tough parenthood is; Margo Timmons calls to him from the stage). He has seen almost everyone there is except…

A couple of years ago he saw Dolly for the first time, and reviewed it as “the BEST show I’ve ever seen.”

 Proclivities wrote:

Not only a prolific songwriter and singer, but an actress that could work alongside academy award winning, Jane Fonda.

One of a kind — someone I would've loved enjoying a long, cool glass of sweet tea with.  

 Proclivities wrote:
This has been in the works for while... sad to think that a little bit of what America has been these past 60 years gone.  

Dolly Parton

 Red_Dragon wrote:
To Frank  

That just leaves Billy as the sole survivor.

 Red_Dragon wrote:
One of those bands I wished I'd seen back in a club before they broke into Arenas. 

Frank Beard

 rgio wrote:

Sadly, a fairly standard Hollywood story. 

Hayden Panettiere, actress in ‘Heroes’ and ‘Nashville,’ dies at 36

Tommy John

 Proclivities wrote:

Wow, this tune got a lot of play summer nights at Red Rocks in the day.

 Steely_D wrote:
That's some hard listenin'

 Proclivities wrote:

Ouch. I was listening to the latest Beth Orton (her voice is gone) and remembering this nice piece of music.

William Orbit