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Posted by larryl on 10-09-2006 at08:00:

  phil madeira speaks

phil has his own myspace now, and had this to say...

"I have produced several great artists including Keb' Mo', Brooks Williams, Rich Mullins, Greg Trooper, Maeve, and Owen Temple, a great indie Texas songwriter. One of my favorite records to have produced is Terry Scott Taylor's "Avocado Faultline"."

pretty cool. he also has several songs for download, which i suggest you all go listen to.

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Posted by jiminy on 10-09-2006 at08:45:

 

larry -
I was watching the classic film "Double Indemnity"
with Fred MacMurray and Barbra Stanwyk yesterday morn (uhmm why wasnt I at church..)

anyway - theres a scene where in their conspiring they show them as they

"share some mexican food on Olvera Street"

I said outl oud " Hey!"

My first TST live show was Phil and terry-forever etched....Glad He liked it too!

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Posted by bereal on 10-09-2006 at13:05:

 

i'll add him............

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Posted by larryl on 10-09-2006 at15:50:

 

quote:

Originally posted by bereal i'll add him............

i already did

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Posted by bereal on 10-09-2006 at16:16:

 

quote:

Originally posted by larryl quote: Originally posted by bereal i'll add him............ i already did

i did too. i don't know if he accepted yet, but he should, unless derri tells him not to. i also added buddy and julie, and andrew peterson.

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Posted by bereal on 10-09-2006 at16:24:

 

quote:

Originally posted by bereal quote: Originally posted by larryl quote: Originally posted by bereal i'll add him............ i already did i did too. i don't know if he accepted yet, but he should, unless derri tells him not to. i also added buddy and julie, and andrew peterson.

they are all my friends now! except andrew peterson

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Posted by Mountain Fan on 10-10-2006 at12:00:

 

At The Choir CD party (what, a couple of years ago now?! ), Phil said he had some newer solo material (after Three Horse Shoes release) that he hoped to one day record. He said something like it was darker and reflected in some way the events of his life after that time. I would really like to hear some of it.

I have yet to get on myspace and probably won't. Guess I'll have to get br to play his songs for me.

He said he hadn't really had any dealings with Terry since Avocado Faultline and the touring he did with him.

We went and saw Greg Trooper last year after we moved here. I thought his song samples were pretty good and knew Phil had produced one of his CDs. He wasn't too bad and at that point was taking a simpler approach than on the CD Phil produced, if I remember correctly. He was a one man show and was a good, solid artist. He reminded me a bit of Bruce Springsteen with his Jersey accent and political comments, though.