Re: SXSW current line up

[Cindy Lee Haddock <theunicorngarden@xxxxxxxxx>]

Yes, they showed that a LOT on the local news.  That
was 2005, when he was the keynote speaker, and was in
the special media panel afterwards--he joked about how
she could have gotten in there with so many needing
serious press creds to attend, but I guess it helps to
have had a cable show and having been a previous panel
speaker.  Many online news feeds also played the funny
quip he made to her after the hug--I think he loves
saying stuff like that so the mainstream news people
won't use it because it is mildly obscene--teehee. 
That was recently, though--apparently they have made
up their differences, whatever they may have been.  

I think it would be hilarious if she and Jimmy met up,
but I don't think Jimmy's missus would care for it....

:D

--Uni  (Cindy in Austin)
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--- Steve Thomson <zeppelin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Actually I read an account of Pamela attending
> Plant's keynote address 
> and then the two of them warmly embracing at the end
> of it.
> 
> I wonder if this would happen between her and Jimmy
> should they meet. ;)
> 
> Cindy Lee Haddock wrote:
> > Pamela was a guest before....along with local
> > ex-groupie Margaret Moser, telling of their
> groupie
> > exploits and books they had written.  I know
> Margaret
> > had the show, but I think Pamela helped on the one
> > they did on cable about groupies.
> > 
> > I think it funny how that year, Plant came by to
> visit
> > (scouting I was told), but scooted off before she
> got
> > there....how things have changed....
> > 
> > :D
> > 
> > --Cindy
> > ===================
> > --- tytlane@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> > 
> >> Just what Pamela is going to be doing at SXSW is
> >> anybodies guess!!!
> >>
> >>
> >> Music info and commentary
> >> Friday, February 09, 2007
> >> SXSW MIXES THINGS UP
> >>
> >> The preliminary lineup for next month's South by
> >> Southwest (SXSW) music 
> >> conference has been announced, and one thing
> that's
> >> obvious is the lack 
> >> of stars and legends.
> >>
> >> That's not necessarily a bad thing.
> >>
> >> In recent years, it felt like performances by
> Robert
> >> Plant, Elvis 
> >> Costello, Willie Nelson, Norah Jones, The Black
> >> Crowes and The 
> >> Pretenders, just to mention a few, overshadowed
> many
> >> of the 
> >> up-and-coming artists who also were showcasing in
> >> Austin, Texas, during 
> >> the music industry's unofficial spring break.
> >>
> >> The initial list for this year does include such
> >> established vets as 
> >> Cracker, Rickie Lee Jones, Steve Earle, The
> Stooges,
> >> Jello Biafra and 
> >> the Hoodoo Gurus, but with all due respect, they
> >> don't carry the same 
> >> clout as the names mentioned above.
> >>
> >> The Jersey Shore is represented by the rock
> quintet
> >> Parlor Mob (based in 
> >> Red Bank) and singer/songwriter Nicole Atkins
> (who
> >> grew up in the 
> >> Neptune area).
> >>
> >> Of course, there will be plenty of buzz-worthy
> acts
> >> (Lily Allen, 
> >> VietNam) and solid Austin-based talent (Spoon,
> David
> >> Garza).
> >>
> >> Then there are a few eyebrow-raising,
> out-of-place
> >> oddities, such as 
> >> groupie legend Pamela Des Barres and American
> Idol
> >> winner Taylor Hicks.
> >>
> >> Could SXSW organizers have a few superstars up
> their
> >> sleeves when they 
> >> announce the next wave of '07 performers? Maybe,
> but
> >> if not, a mixed-bag 
> >> lineup of emerging artists doesn't make the
> >> conference any less worthwhile.
> >>
> >>
> > 
> > 
> > 
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> >
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