50 mn de retard, je serais impardonnable si......... tu n'étais pas né le même jour que "My Babe" à un an près.
J'espère que tu ne m'en voudras pas d'avoir pensé à elle d'abord.
Bon anniversaire à toi et le meilleur pour l'avenir. Normalement tu devrais avoir un beau cadeau cette année avec le nouveau Cowboy dont les enregistrements ont déja commencé.
Quant au retour de Lilly, c'est un cadeau dont elle te fait la primeur, mais dont nous profitons tous aujourd'hui. Welcome back from over the rainbow !!!...
2007 fut une année de merde, osons le dire, 2008 s'annonce sous de meilleurs auspices et ça, ça s'arrose !!!!!!!!!
Méga biz à vous deux
Tom
PS : tu n'as pas vu ça, car il faut être membe de myspace, un bulletin de Bill Thames :
Cowboy is Back in Town...
Yesterday Scott Boyer and Tommy Talton, of the Capricorn recording
group, Cowboy, circled their wagons at Duck Tape Studio in Decatur, AL
once more, but John Wayne was no where to be found. Instead Johnny
Sandlin, and his engineering group loaded the long rifles for Boyer,
Talton, Bill Stewart, Randall Bramblett, David Hood, Charlie Hayward
and Ricky Hersh, in support of a new Cowboy recording. As John Wayne
would have said, "There's not a Pilgrim in the bunch," and he'd be
right!
This is the second recording session in support of that long
overdue Cowboy project. The first session, which took place in early
December, included all of the original members of Cowboy. This latest
session is designed to sweeten the tracks that have already been
recorded, and to bring in some new blood for additional tracks, and new
material for the album...ala Boyer & Talton. Other notable
musicians are expected to drop-by before the weekend is out to add
their own special flair to the project.
With the afore mentioned group of standout musicians supporting
this project, bullets and sparks will certainly fly, so hold on to your
Stetsons, and keep your powder dry...Cowboy is back in town.
Accueil
happy Serge
