Honky Tonkin'

[Guest]

It is not enough to write something to turn people onto your favourite sounds after you have died. You need a higher ambition.

[mccutcheon]

Oh the guy gets high. Don't worry there is a lot of drug use.

[Myke115]

Lots of music. Light on the drug use. Not so much on the sex. You gotta get published, man. Doesn't mean compromising your principles just doing what you need to do ... what was it the chic said ... writing more on the your views of life vs. all sex, drugs, r&r? Always can go back to that but gotta get the proverbial foot in the door.

[mccutcheon]

what the fuck about Burnt?

[Myke115]

Beyond some minor editing, needs to be sent out now. Mostly typos and structuring (not wording but physical). My prior comments were only directed at the Tour.

Call me. We'll chat. Though maybe not at 1am. Barely missed me then, though.

[borgy]

i can help in proofreading burnt. you can e-mail me.

[mccutcheon]

that would help, and that would be cool.

[mccutcheon]

Tour is now called Country Bumpkin.

[mccutcheon]

Borgy I sent you an email. Let me know if you got it. Thanks.

[borgy]

got it. i'll download the attachment as soon as i get home.

[Maverick]

Tour is a much better name than "Country Bumpkin"

[mccutcheon]

Maybe you are right.

[marky]

Hey, Myke, did you ever set up McC with a blog? I really think he would benefit from a setup like that. People can comment on your entries, McC, but the comments are hidden from the rest of your writing - people have to actually click on them to read them. So it doesn't detract from you being the star of the show, but it might be a nice way to get feedback.

[borgy]

you can try blogger.com. it is more user-friendly as compared to the other weblogs.

[Myke115]

It has been set up for a while. Y'all can indeed read his writings there and comment on them. It's a good way to get a little more exposure and as Mark pointed out, feedback.

Go here:

http://nycscribbles.mezzanine.nu