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Tag Archives: Will T. Massey
Sing a Song of Texas
Happy Texas Independence Day! 187 years ago today, a group of Texicans (as they called themselves back then) declared independence from Mexico to establish the Republic of Texas. Of course, it wasn’t that easy, and it took a revolution and … Continue reading
NOT SXSW
Austinites harbor a deep-seated love-hate relationship with SXSW, similar to some NOLA residents and Mardi Gras. The crowds and the creators bring music, movies, fun, and money — lots of it. But when several hundred thousand extra people arrive in … Continue reading
In Re: Your Comments
Mostly, when I blog, I’m writing for my favorite reader, me. Sorry, dear readers, but you barely merit a passing thought, even should one come knocking on my brain’s door. Oh, I pay close attention to my viewership stats. I … Continue reading
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Tagged James Darsey Nelson, James Thurber, Jim Nelson, Joanie Whitebird, Scott Whitebird, Will T. Massey
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Found fragments: stray poem
I’m a pack rat. I save way too many things. Sometimes, I look at some of what has been saved. Sometimes, what I see again for the first time after a long time grabs my attention. So, sometimes, I share … Continue reading
Slipping Past 600
Oops. I had intended today’s entry to commemorate 600 blog posts here, but, you might say a funny thing happened on the way to the back porch. Last Friday, I published a draft of a piece I’ve been working on … Continue reading
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Tagged Brutus, Jim Nelson, John Vandiver, SuperBetter, Will T. Massey
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Songs of Will T. Massey — “My Old ’64”
A song of young love — and heartbreak, as only Will T. Massey could deliver. Displaying the humor later seen in classics like “Coffee Break” and “Highway Hearse,” young Will T. takes us back to the 50s with Jesse “Guitar” … Continue reading
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Tagged "My Old '64", Chicago House, Jesse "Guitar" Taylor, Will T. Massey
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Songs of Will T. Massey — “Long, Lonesome Look”
Will’s most recent CD, The Weathering, came out 3 years ago. As usual, while working on recording that collection of songs, he never stopped writing new songs. He played this one that didn’t make the CD at The Weathering release … Continue reading
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Tagged Long Lonesome Look, Mark GumB Williams, Mike Meadows, The Weathering, Will T. Massey
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Songs of Will T. Massey — “Tried to Be True”
This song was released only on some European versions of the MCA album, Will T. Massey, so many of Will’s American fans had never heard this song. In Italy, when Will ventured a first quick comeback tour in 2006, he … Continue reading
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Tagged Pavia Italy, SpazioMusica, Tried To Be True, Will T. Massey
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Songs of Will T. Massey — “High Rollers, Roll My Way”
Will once observed that sometimes the events or images he would write about would then become manifest in the world. To that end, he figured a song about big money and fame might provide the needed push to send him … Continue reading
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Tagged High Rollers Roll My Way, Will T. Massey, Wyldwood House Concert
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