http://www.myspace.com/fuzzhead1

I used to see Bill down in Kent quite a bit, but I think he's in Ohio City now.

My White Bread Mom.

Vol. 2: Mark Wyatt talks about the Gibson Brothers
http://www.donewaiting.com/2010/01/11/o ... hio-vol-2/

Thanks again, Mark.

fox.

Vol. 3: Bela riffs on Greenhorn. Great read:
http://www.donewaiting.com/2010/02/01/o ... greenhorn/

Tin Huey

In the 1970s I bought a Pink Fairies at the Summit Mall in Akron and the dude told me to check out his band Tin Huey. I liked "Puppet Heads" and enjoyed them live but overall I think his nephew's band Black Keys are better. Deathly Fighter still a tossup.

I think Completely Dusted is more solid from start to finish than Contents Dislodged.

Thats because you arent as crassical as you are waverly.

Thoughts on Kevyn and the Kasualties from Mr. Ron House:

http://www.donewaiting.com/2010/06/08/o ... asualties/

Like Moses, Kevyn wanted to destroy the values of his day.

I think he wanted a place he didn't hate. Maybe the same thing.

from Jerry Danmiller's piece on Bill Fox:


"Bill Fox (Cleveland, 80s-90s): The legend of reclusive Cleveland folkie Bill Fox luckily hasn’t quite eclipsed that of his music,.... A Columbus show (one can dream) would likely be inhabited by a paltry crowd: some New Bomb Turks, Bela, Moviola, and a few other knowing stragglers, but would be great to see him on a stage again. "



Well, Bill played a free show yesterday at Lost Weekend Records and the crowd was pretty much what you asked for, (expect Bela who was out of town), but I did see two New Bomb Turks there, some Moviolas (Jerry D. and former drummer Ted H. also a TJSA'er), the rest of the "paltry crowd" included quite a bit of the Columbus Music scene past and present: one part Necropolis, one part Horseshit, one part Beatdowns, one part Vena Cava, one former Gaunt/current Obviouslies, one part 84 Nash, one part Day Creeper, one part Log, one part Night Of pleasure, 2/3rds of You're So Bossy and all of TNV plus some others I am sure I am forgetting, and assorted "knowing stragglers".


It was a great time. Bill came down from Cleveland with his friends The Prisoners. Bill played for about 30 minuets then The Prisoners played about a 25 minute set, then Bill returned and played for about another hour. He played pretty much everything off of the 'Shelter From The Smoke" album, some new songs and a great cover of Bob Dylan's "Spanish Harlem Incident". His playing and voice were in fine form.

Hopefully he will return to Columbus soon and it is not another decade wait.

Vol 5: Eric Davidson talks about Prisonshake (and Prisonshake's Robert Griffin talks about Cleveland)

http://www.donewaiting.com/2010/07/02/o ... isonshake/

perfect entry for the series. i'm know i'm a bit crazy, but i think the 'shake is definitely in the list of the top ten ohio rock bands of all-time.

for more griffin wisdom see http://agitreader.com/features/prisonshake-9.29.html

i thought that photo looked familiar . . .

Vol. 6: Schuld reps Belreve

http://www.donewaiting.com/2010/08/17/o ... 6-belreve/