Gene Woolfolk Jr.'s music now ''big in Japan''
Will Dockery
On 5/31/08, Gene Woolfolk, Jr. wrote:
> http://drugsboard.us/forum/Xenical/5205/it-could-happen-2008/
>
> My song is taking off. I found this mention and my video on this site.
> It was used by an AIDS group. Also, the 9/11 song which was in dispute, has
> had 1800 tv hits in Japan!
Excellent work that goes over good... in Japan of all places!
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Will Dockery:
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Will Dockery
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pB_eYmicG7k
Version 1.2 of the Shadowville Installation classic "Toxin on Glass" -
this updated version contain only work by pd wilson and will dockery.
> Toxin on Glass
>
> Conversation at a wind chill minus twenty-five
> midnight on a bus stop bench somewhere in the
> Druid Hills; twenty-four years gone since
> you're a woman now
>
> Fascination with the lives of others remains
> daylight searing through a crack in the sky
> like blue kashmir
> like a toxin on glass
> like a culture on a slide
>
> fragile shells just crumbled away
http://www.wikinfo.org/index.php/Paul_D._Wilson
{{SS}}
[[Image:Willdockery-and-pdwilson-20080526.jpg|thumb|right|300px|''P.D.
Wilson with Will Dockery in Phenix City'']]
Born June 2 1958 in [[America]], Paul David Wilson is the son of Edwin
and June Wilson (individuals later to be known as [[J. Edward Wilson]]
and [[June Perg Floyd]], respectively).
[[Reclusive]] [[creator]] of [[minicomic]]s, [[music]], and [[art]],
[[Paul D. Wilson]], [[a.k.a.]] [[pd wilson]], [[a.k.a.]]
[[User:pdwilson]] is perhaps best known for his work on the
[[notorious]] [[minicomic]] [[series]] [[publish]]ed in the mid- and
late-[[1980's]] under a [[variety]] of [[pen names]] and [[aliases]].
==Musical works==
*[[Waterworlds]] a saxophone and synth collaboration with [[Mohammed
Bey]] of the [[Atlanta Arts Exchange]], 1987.
*[[The Installation]], 1985 compositions with [[Jim Pontius]],
[[George Buck]], [[Tito Wals]] and [[E. Fennimore]] at the [[Demon
House]] in [[Atlanta, Georgia]].
*[[Riley Country]] a 1988 [[Country Punk]] experiment.
*[[Red Carpet Inn]] 1987 collaboration with [[Carol Horn]].
*[[Exile in the House of the King]] a [[lost work]] from 1978 of
[[folk rock]] compositions, where ''Greybeard Cavalier'', a song later
adapted by the [[Shadowville All-Stars]] first appeared.
*[[Mar-zi-pan]] 1983 saxophone, flute, guitar and vocal compostions.
*2002 compositions with the ''hell-thunk'' band [[Burger God]], led by
[[punk]] [[poet]] [[Elka Bong]].
*Current era work includes various [[blues]], [[folk]], and [[jazz]]
works, among them the [[Shadowville Installation]] project beginning
in 2007, and a [[book]] entitled ''[[Boundaries]]''.
==Publications==
[[Image:Retros4.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Retros 4, 1986. Pencils by
[[John E. Jones]], inks by P.D. Wilson]]
*[[Gamma Pink]] 1986 combination [[minicomic]]/poetry [[chapbook]].
*[[Sawtooth Pulse]] 1986 [[minicomic]]/poetry chapbook.
*[[Idiot Solvent]] 1986 [[collaboration]] with [[Will Dockery]].
*[[Karpet King]] 1986-88 collaboration with [[Carol Horn]].
*[[Pale Blue Land of Caanan]] 1987 poetry [[chapbook]]/minicomic
combination.
*[["N!"]] 1987 minicomic/[[poetry chapbook]] combination.
<blockquote>I think I had it as "N!" or "n!" - that might also be
pronounced as "N-bang" nowadays, though, so I think it might be best
to go w/
spelling it out: "N Factorial" - note that "factorial" is probably the
most commonly given example of a "recursive algorithm" -P.D. Wilson,
2008 [[Factorial]]</blockquote>
==Work For Hire==
*[[minicomic]] scripts, many still unproduced for various [[Will
Dockery]] characters such as the [[superhero]] [[Topaz]] and the
[[Demon Hosue Theatre]] series.
*Many artworks, drawings, [[comic strip]]s, et cetera.
==Unpublished and ''Lost'' works==
*[[Patchwork Reality]] 1976-77
*[[Search for Joni Mitchell]] 1980
==External Links==
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6BGlXmtzE8 Greybeard Cavalier video]
Performed by [[Shadowville All-Stars]] written by Will Dockery,
[[0x0000]] and [[Brian Fowler]], based on the work by [[P. D.
Wilson]].
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pB_eYmicG7k Shadowville
Installation :: Toxin on Glass, v1.2]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmiCHinOnTM 0x0000 :: voodoo blues
v1.7]
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> from:http://www.playgroundsmag.com
>
> A short column this month to make space for an important ---and missing---
> couple of art pieces:
>
> On July 18 2003 Albert Woolfolk was murdered. He was last seen alive at
> Coach's Corner Sports Bar with two individuals on a Wednesday night, where
> he was driven home in his car. Raken at the time of the killing were two art
> pieces, one of which is "Two Setters" by the Belgian artist Dansardt, an
> engraving from the early 1900s. Anyone seeing or knowing the location of
> these art works please contact the CPD:
>
> http://www.columbusga.org/police/WoolfolkArt.html
>
> Also in the news, Dr. Wham soft drink gains mementum as a placebo Dr.
> Pepper, and Joni Mitchell was not the person singing at the funeral, though
> it was her song.
>
> --
> Ozone Stigmata by Will Dockery and Henry Conleyhttp://www.archive.org/details/OzoneStigmataByWillDockery
Will Dockery
>
> "Somebody who makes fun /slap/
Take a shot, then.
Here's the new video for comment and critique, or what passes for it
around here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pB_eYmicG7k
Version 1.2 of the Shadowville Installation classic "Toxin on Glass" -
this updated version contains only work by pd wilson and will
dockery.
Amanda Reid
Willie had a little duck,
Its down was brown as shit,
For everywhere that Willie went,
He... "performed" with it.
He followed it to rap one night
(It's not against The RoolZ)
Where we were treated to the sight
Of various "Old Schools,"
Like "film noir sepia," a smear
Of something spread so thick
Upon "performances" so drear
That either left us sick,
And "Desolate Landscapes," which were
Learned at the Duck's own pee
When Jack and Dylan were on tour
With Duck and Valery,
And "Zorro," waved upon the air.
O we have learned so much,
For video's "Great Art" when they're
Translated into Dutch.
But no School can be "Old School" when
Its work is never done:
When Will whips out his little pen,
The Duck begins to run,
But cannot waddle from his host
And his "performances,"
So tries to hid behind your poast,
Where Willie will "perform" and boast,
Erase your stuff, repeat your toast
Of all of him you liked the most
From froup to froup and coast to coast,
From Jesus to the Holy Ghost,
Until your thread is his.
Will Dockery
> Will Dockery wrote:
>
> > If these are indeed codewords for /Shadowville/ and /Will Dockery/,
> > then the citizens will certingliy be seeing plenty of him over the
> > Summer.
>
> "Please accept this flyer."
You accidentally snipped the rest of my post
Some of the news -
from http://www.wikinfo.org/index.php/Will_Dockery
==Shadowville Speedway ep==
A five song sampler compact disc released June 11 2008, 1.)
Shadowville Speedway
2.) Twilight Girl 3.) Fadeaway Encounter 4.) Ragpicker Joe 5.)
Surgeon
General. All songs written by Will Dockery and Henry Conley.
==Flying Saucer Mechanic project==
From Brian Fowler - ''...Greetings from Outerspace Will Dockery. The
T.O.T.M album is still being worked on and may be released Jan 09.
Looks like it will be 80 minutes of music and its very trippy, you
did
a remarkable job on vocals and the album is bing mixed in California
at Brian Vaughans studio. We are working on the new SPACESEED w/ a
stellar line-up of Bob Harvey (Jefferson Airplane),Harvey
Bainbridge,Briget Wishart (Hawkwind),Mike Roe (Kluster) and John Pack
and your local wierdo yours truly Brian Fowler. Spaceseed. org. Hope
all is well, come out to the BCR gig June 13th at the Loft or the
Bluegrass Fest July 2oth, we have been gigging some lately. Peace my
Friend, Brian p.s some HUGE news coming down the pike, ask me if ya
see me...''
==Dockery-Conley Show in Americus==
Henry Conley w/ Will Dockery
At Pat's Place
1526 South Lee Street
Americus, Georgia
Saturday, June 14 2008, 9:00pm - 11:59pm
Mugs - 1.50 • Pitchers - 5.75 All Domestics - 2.25 • Imports - 2.75
Guiness, Bass, Harp, Red Stripe, New Castle - 3.25
Will Dockery
> On Jun 10, 12:15 pm, Will Dockery wrote:
>
>
> > Here's the new video for comment and critique, or what passes for it
> > around here:
>
> >http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pB_eYmicG7k
>
> > Version 1.2 of the Shadowville Installation classic "Toxin on Glass" -
> > this updated version contains only work by pd wilson and will
> > dockery.
>
> > --http://www.wikinfo.org/index.php/Will_Dockery
>
> Willie had a little duck
An A.F.L.A.C. one.
Amanda Reid
> Peter J Ross wrote:
>
> You accidentally snipped the rest of my post
>
You misspelled "mercifully."
"And he never went out without quacking a quack
When he went for a quackity quackity quackity
Quackity quackity quack."
Will Dockery
>
> He doesn't really figure he's drinking all that much
Since I consider ''not at all'' since January ''not drinking all that
much'', you're right.
Anyway, back on topic, here's the words and chords for ''Shadowville
Speedway Blues''...
Shadowville Speedway Blues -
Am
In a taxi watching a sporting house Beside a Linwood vacant lot
E7
Silverdollar moon portspotting Constellation like a sailor's
knot.
Am
The sky was black, ink and glitter in the night
E7
Train whine saxophone out beyond the light
Am
I'm in love with a ghost blue turns to grey
E7
Put a pyramid on my head to take my pain away.
Dm Am Dm E7
Am
Shadowville, Shadowville Speedway Riding slow down a one way street
Brown Reculse magic drifting around the shed
Someone has it in for me I must not lose my head
Moving with the speedo life several with me left behind
Burned too many bridges defragmented my time.
Somewhere in time I've seen all this before
In a magazine or a dream of a distant war
Manifested destiny a manifesto and a part
All the actors still agree that ever had a heart.
Hazel knew the karma, she kept it in a bottle
Black tooth mojo marked index cards
Bundles over the side of Dillingham Bridge
Splashing as ripples reflect from the stars.
Shadowville, Shadowville Speedway Riding slow down a one way street
Shadowville, Shadowville Speedway Don't look back, don't admit defeat.
-Will Dockery (words)/Henry Conley (music) ©2008
Will Dockery
E Esus4 E
A E A
E
Six or six thousand, we will meet again.
A E D A
E
At blazing dusk, or quiet dawn. On that shore... again.
C# A B E
This is the wait, the weight of the world.
C# A B Tacet E
Comes down sweet and heavy... Twilight Girl.
On that quiet morning, clear, crispy light.
Seeing a movie from a distance, mourning in front of her flight.
This is the wait, the weight of the world.
Comes down sweet and heavy, Twilight Girl.
Bridge:
D A
She offered me her cup, asked me to fill it up,
E D
I said "Later, babe. Right now we have to talk
A B7
Tacet
Untangle the chakra that crosses over."
Ghost horses, from the car ahead, looks like engine exhaust.
Blink my eyes through bitter tears, a smile for what we shared
This is the wait, the weight of the world.
Comes down sweet and heavy... Twilight Girl.
©2008 by Will Dockery and Henry Conley
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Will Dockery
Well, thanks for taking the time to read and comment, Meat.
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Barbara's Cat
> Goober Duck Will "Truth is My Nemesis" Dockery quacked:
>
> > Meat Plow wrote:
> >
> >> Goober Duck Will "Moronic Spammer" Dockery quacked:
> >>
> >> Twilight Girl
> >>
[ unreadable crap snipped ]
> >>
> >>
> >> What a mess.
> >
> >
> > Well, thanks for taking the time to read and comment, Meat.
>
>
> I couldn't read it, that was the comment.
That's OK, he couldn't read your comment either.
Reading the truth is way too painful for Goober.
--
Cm~
How to make Goober Duck quack:
1. Type a sentence that contains truth.
2. Click "Send".
Amanda Reid
> Meat Plow said:
>
> > Goober Duck Will "Truth is My Nemesis" Dockery quacked:
>
> > > Meat Plow wrote:
>
> > >> Goober Duck Will "Moronic Spammer" Dockery quacked:
>
> > >> Twilight Girl
>
> [ unreadable crap snipped ]
>
>
>
> > >> What a mess.
>
> > > Well, thanks for taking the time to read and comment, Meat.
>
> > I couldn't read it, that was the comment.
That's okay, he couldn't write it.
My nephew's two-year-old waddles up (hm...) with these "comments,"
like "Gobby, gobby, gook, gook," and "Verbal garble normal now," and
we pat her on the head and call her a good little girl.
Dockery merely insists that rap exists for the same purpose.
Something to do with the fact that the very young and the very
senile sound the same.
Hey -- we could do a soap, "The Young and the Senile."
Dockery would LUUUve it, as he could star in both roles and he
wouldn't even hafta learn any lines.
>
> That's OK, he couldn't read your comment either.
> Reading the truth is way too painful for Goober.
>
> --
> Cm~
>
> How to make Goober Duck quack:
> 1. Type a sentence that contains truth.
> 2. Click "Send".
Re the new thread title:
Not that I disagree, but there's a point of poetic useage involved.
In what way is "Twitching Goober" a refinement of identification or
description?
Isn't it actually redundant?
Will Dockery
>
> >> > This is the wait, the
> >> > weight of the world. Comes down sweet and heavy...
> >> > Twilight Girl.
>
> >> What a mess.
>
> > Well, thanks for taking the time to read and comment, Meat.
>
That's interesting.
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> Pierre Salinger Memorial Hook, Line & Sinker, May 2008
> COOSN-266-06-25794
Harold Groot
<will.d...@gmail.com> wrote:
>Meat Plow wrote:
>>Will Dockery wrote:
>>
>> >> Twilight Girl
>> >> > This is the wait, =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =
>=A0 =A0 =A0 the
>> >> > weight of the world. Comes down sweet and heavy... =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =
>=A0 =A0
>> >> > =A0 Twilight Girl.
>>
>> >> What a mess.
>>
>> > Well, thanks for taking the time to read and comment, Meat.
>>
>> I couldn't read it, that was the comment.
>
>That's interesting.
It was essentially unreadable here as well.
To my (admittedly ancient) newreader, it's filled with a series of
characters that are apparently its literal translations for some
special character it doesn't recognize. Maybe the "equal sign/Capital
A/Zero/space" is an odd space, or tab, or something else, but it's all
over the place. But when quoted back to the originator, HIS reader
probably re-translates it back to the original and so it looks fine to
him.
In the part I quote above, after "This is the wait" there are fifteen
"equal sign/Capital A/Zero/space" quads before we get to "the weight
of the world" and it's like that throughout the entire set of lyrics.
The originator might want to check to see that his program is set to
post things in simple ASCII to strip out all the special characters.
(As a side note, this is similar to a problem I've seen with several
programs for Macintosh computers. Those Mac programs use an odd
carriage return that shows up as a series of odd characters on non-Mac
computers. But I don't see him needing 15 consecutive CRs after "This
is the wait" so I don't think that's the problem here.)
Will Dockery
"Harold Groot" wrote:
>Will Dockery wrote:
>
> >> >> Twilight Girl
>
> >> >> > This is the wait, =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0
=
> >=A0 =A0 =A0 the
> >> >> > weight of the world. Comes down sweet and heavy... =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0
=
> >=A0 =A0
> >> >> > =A0 Twilight Girl.
> >>
> >> >> What a mess.
> >>
> >
> >That's interesting.
>
> It was essentially unreadable here as well.
>
> To my (admittedly ancient) newreader, it's filled with a series of
> characters that are apparently its literal translations for some
> special character it doesn't recognize. Maybe the "equal sign/Capital
> A/Zero/space" is an odd space, or tab, or something else, but it's all
> over the place. But when quoted back to the originator, HIS reader
> probably re-translates it back to the original and so it looks fine to
> him.
>
> In the part I quote above, after "This is the wait" there are fifteen
> "equal sign/Capital A/Zero/space" quads before we get to "the weight
> of the world" and it's like that throughout the entire set of lyrics.
>
> The originator might want to check to see that his program is set to
> post things in simple ASCII to strip out all the special characters.
>
> (As a side note, this is similar to a problem I've seen with several
> programs for Macintosh computers. Those Mac programs use an odd
> carriage return that shows up as a series of odd characters on non-Mac
> computers. But I don't see him needing 15 consecutive CRs after "This
> is the wait" so I don't think that's the problem here.)
Again, interesting that this happens, as well as unfortunate, though when I
check it on Google Groups, where I first posted it, and now here, in Outlook
Express, it comes out fine in both:
Twilight Girl
E Esus4 E
A E A
E
Six or six thousand, we will meet again.
A E D A
E
At blazing dusk, or quiet dawn. On that shore... again.
C# A B E
This is the wait, the weight of the world.
C# A B Tacet E
Comes down sweet and heavy... Twilight Girl.
On that quiet morning, clear, crispy light.
Seeing a movie from a distance, mourning in front of her flight.
This is the wait, the weight of the world.
Comes down sweet and heavy, Twilight Girl.
Bridge:
D A
She offered me her cup, asked me to fill it up,
E D
I said "Later, babe. Right now we have to talk
A B7
Tacet
Untangle the chakra that crosses over."
Ghost horses, from the car ahead, looks like engine exhaust.
Blink my eyes through bitter tears, a smile for what we shared
This is the wait, the weight of the world.
Comes down sweet and heavy... Twilight Girl.
©2008 by Will Dockery and Henry Conley
So I don't know how I'd go about attempting to fix something that doesn't
seem broken... I'll look into it, though.
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Barbara's Cat
> Barbara's Cat wrote:
>
> > Meat Plow said:
> >
> > > Goober Duck Will "Truth is My Nemesis" Dockery quacked:
> > >
> > > > Meat Plow wrote:
> > > >
> > > > > Goober Duck Will "Moronic Spammer" Dockery quacked:
> > > > >
> > > > > > Twilight Girl
> >
> >
> > [ unreadable crap snipped ]
> >
> >
> > > > > What a mess.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Well, thanks for taking the time to read and comment, Meat.
> > >
> > >
> > > I couldn't read it, that was the comment.
>
>
> That's okay, he couldn't write it.
> My nephew's two-year-old waddles up (hm...) with these "comments,"
> like "Gobby, gobby, gook, gook," and "Verbal garble normal now," and
> we pat her on the head and call her a good little girl.
> Dockery merely insists that rap exists for the same purpose.
> Something to do with the fact that the very young and the very
> senile sound the same.
>
> Hey -- we could do a soap, "The Young and the Senile."
> Dockery would LUUUve it, as he could star in both roles and he
> wouldn't even hafta learn any lines.
>
>
> > That's OK, he couldn't read your comment either.
> > Reading the truth is way too painful for Goober.
>
>
> Re the new thread title:
> Not that I disagree, but there's a point of poetic useage involved.
>
> In what way is "Twitching Goober" a refinement of identification or
> description?
> Isn't it actually redundant?
I see your point, Mr Hammes, and now that I think about it,
I've never known a goober that didn't twitch.
Dammit! "Gobber" was a much-too-much-in-a-hurry misspell.
To Goober, I do apologize for that and have corrected it.
--
Cm~
If it posts like a duck
and quacks like a duck,
it must be a duck.
Will Dockery
"Meat Plow" wrote...
>Harold Groot wrote:
>>Will Dockery wrote:
>
> Twilight Girl
>
> A E A
> E
> Six or six thousand, we will meet again. A
> E D A
> E
> At blazing dusk, or quiet dawn. On that shore...
> again. C# A B E
> This is the wait, the weight of the world. C#
> sweet and heavy... Twilight Girl.
>
> On that quiet morning, clear, crispy light. Seeing a
> movie from a distance, mourning in front of her flight.
>
> Comes down sweet and heavy, Twilight Girl.
>
> Bridge:
> D A She offered me her cup,
> asked me to fill it up,
> E D
> I said "Later, babe. Right now we have to talk A
> B7
> Tacet
> Untangle the chakra that crosses over."
>
> Ghost horses, from the car ahead, looks like engine exhaust.
>
> Comes down sweet
> >
> > It was essentially unreadable here as well.
> >
> > To my (admittedly ancient) newreader, it's filled with a series of
> > characters that are apparently its literal translations for some special
> > character it doesn't recognize. Maybe the "equal sign/Capital
> > A/Zero/space" is an odd space, or tab, or something else, but it's all
> > over the place. But when quoted back to the originator, HIS reader
> > probably re-translates it back to the original and so it looks fine to
> > him.
> >
> > In the part I quote above, after "This is the wait" there are fifteen
> > "equal sign/Capital A/Zero/space" quads before we get to "the weight of
> > the world" and it's like that throughout the entire set of lyrics.
> >
> > The originator might want to check to see that his program is set to
post
> > things in simple ASCII to strip out all the special characters.
> >
> > (As a side note, this is similar to a problem I've seen with several
> > programs for Macintosh computers. Those Mac programs use an odd
carriage
> > return that shows up as a series of odd characters on non-Mac computers.
> > But I don't see him needing 15 consecutive CRs after "This is the wait"
so
> > I don't think that's the problem here.)
>
Thanks, hopefully that'll work for him.
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Harold Groot
>http://www.wikinfo.org/index.php/Will_Dockery
And curiously enough, this version came through WITHOUT all those
garbage characters. I haven't changed any settings on my newsreader,
did you do something different in how you posted it?
The other curiousity is that the "equalsign/Capital A/Zero/Space" is
apparently just a space in your lyrics - but the standard single
spaces between words came through as single spaces. It was just in
the places where you had large numbers of spaces in a row that they
became those garbage characters. It's sort of as if instead of having
a set of <space> <space> etc. it was <space> <repeat last character>
<repeat...> and it was the <repeat last character> that showed up as
equalsign/etc.
This might happen, I guess, if instead of typing each space separately
the space bar was held down and the program had to decide "OK, the bar
has been held down long enough, he wants another one".
And for the version without the garbage - that is a quote using the
same program that posted it, is it not? Perhaps when it READS the
<repeat same character> instruction it knows to actually just PRESENT
the repeated character (as if it had been manually typed)? I'm just
guessing, here. This is not my area of expertise.
So whether it was an odd character set or just what I don't know - but
if you want your lyrics to be readable by the largest group of people
it helps to post in the lowest common denominator (ASCII or "text").
Harold Groot
Groot) wrote:
>And curiously enough, this version came through WITHOUT all those
>garbage characters. I haven't changed any settings on my newsreader,
>did you do something different in how you posted it?
>
>The other curiousity is that the "equalsign/Capital A/Zero/Space" is
>apparently just a space in your lyrics - but the standard single
>spaces between words came through as single spaces. It was just in
>the places where you had large numbers of spaces in a row that they
>became those garbage characters. It's sort of as if instead of having
>a set of <space> <space> etc. it was <space> <repeat last character>
><repeat...> and it was the <repeat last character> that showed up as
>equalsign/etc.
>
>This might happen, I guess, if instead of typing each space separately
>the space bar was held down and the program had to decide "OK, the bar
>has been held down long enough, he wants another one".
>
>And for the version without the garbage - that is a quote using the
>same program that posted it, is it not? Perhaps when it READS the
><repeat same character> instruction it knows to actually just PRESENT
>the repeated character (as if it had been manually typed)? I'm just
>guessing, here. This is not my area of expertise.
>
>So whether it was an odd character set or just what I don't know - but
>if you want your lyrics to be readable by the largest group of people
>it helps to post in the lowest common denominator (ASCII or "text").
>
>
Hmmmm.... someone else has much the same thing going here:
> THE WEEKLY WALKABOUT, E.G.
>
> Poem 204 of 230: =A0ON FISHING REGULATION
>
> It=92s not just what=92s taken
> =A0 =A0 That needs regulation:
> Alive, caught fish suffer -
> =A0 =A0 Sometimes, right till supper;
The equalsign92 is obviously apostrophe, and it looks like multiple
spaces are again giving that equalsignA0. But at least here the limit
was two, not too difficult to read.
Amanda Reid
The keyboard encoder chip used to do that, and so does WinDoze (you
can set delay and rate), but the instructions to repeat are not part
of any typing program and do not appear as any part of the text file.
which sees only a series of plain spaces (ASCII 020h).
He's more probably using a "hard" or em space in a desperate attempt
to make the chords come out over the words, and most newsreaders hate
those "special" ANSI (not ASCII) characters, variously translating
them back into those arcane "=92" or "&@130" entries.
Not only will newsreaders do that to "quoted text," thus sending it
back out garbled for you to read at second hand, several community
news servers (such as but not necessarily Yahoo!, or Google Groups,
which deletes TABs, e.g.) will do the same thing.
If Willie would use plain spaces (ASCII 20h) and a newsreader that did
not delete multiple spaces (DejaNews and InterNet Exploder used to be
good at that), and understood that if he and the reader used a /fixed-
width font/, the characters would appear where he put them.
I read in a proportional font and compose in fixed (when I'm not
using Google Groups because my news server appears to be on the Mars
Mission, again) for the speed of the first and the accuracy of the
second. If somebody sends space-formatted text, or ASCII art, all I
hafta to do is punch the "Reply" button to see the thing in fixed-
width font (in the composition window). (Google is displaying both in
proportional, as its composition window is part of its web page, not
of my composer.)
Lacking any of that, copy the offending text and paste it into
something like WordPad (or the Mac equivalent) set for a fixed-width
font.
Another common problem arises when the text has been quoted several
times, which causes a quote character (usually the >, as here) to be
inserted at the head of each line. This causes the line-length
limiter of the /quoting/ composer to break some lines (those one
character too long) while not breaking others. It is evident that
that has already happened to Mr. Dockery's chord notations.
But we've seen his stuff all too often, and the usual explanation is
simply that he tried to get too damned clever in his attempts to
format his dribble to look "professional."
hth
Will Dockery
> garbage characters. I haven't changed any settings on my newsreader,
> did you do something different in how you posted it?
No, I just copy-pasted it as it appears from my view.
If you have time, take a look at:
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.arts.poems/msg/c832072fd85546fd?hl=en&dmode=source
Which is the ''show original'' on Google Groups for the post...
> The other curiousity is that the "equalsign/Capital A/Zero/Space" is
> apparently just a space in your lyrics - but the standard single
> spaces between words came through as single spaces. It was just in
> the places where you had large numbers of spaces in a row that they
> became those garbage characters. It's sort of as if instead of having
> a set of <space> <space> etc. it was <space> <repeat last character>
> <repeat...> and it was the <repeat last character> that showed up as
> equalsign/etc.
>
> This might happen, I guess, if instead of typing each space separately
> the space bar was held down and the program had to decide "OK, the bar
> has been held down long enough, he wants another one".
>
> And for the version without the garbage - that is a quote using the
> same program that posted it, is it not? Perhaps when it READS the
> <repeat same character> instruction it knows to actually just PRESENT
> the repeated character (as if it had been manually typed)? I'm just
> guessing, here. This is not my area of expertise.
Yes, I /responded/ to the original post to see if it put out the strange
symbols then, and copy-pasted /that/ to see how it would appear to you.
Here's a copy-paste of what Google says is the ''original post'' -
Twilight Girl
Does this still come out weird for you?
> So whether it was an odd character set or just what I don't know - but
> if you want your lyrics to be readable by the largest group of people
> it helps to post in the lowest common denominator (ASCII or "text").
Yes, and if the text posted above comes through with no problems for you,
then it looks like I'll be able to avoid this problem in the future...
thanks for the input.
--
http://www.wikinfo.org/index.php/Will_Dockery
Will Dockery
"Amanda Reid" wrote...
>
> You misspelled
Your spelling lame is noted, Amanda.
--
Truck Stop Woman
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXA4jekz_xk
Guitar/vocals: Henry Conley
Vocal lyricist: Will Dockery
Guest flautist: Gene Woolfolk, Jr.
Live @ Pat's Place Americus, Ga
Will Dockery
"Amanda Reid" wrote:
>"Harold Groot" wrote:
>>Will Dockery wrote:
>
> >Twilight Girl
>
He's more probably using a "hard" or em space to make the chords come out
over the words, and most newsreaders hate
those "special" ANSI (not ASCII) characters, variously translating
them back into those arcane "=92" or "&@130" entries.
Not only will newsreaders do that to "quoted text," thus sending it
back out garbled for you to read at second hand, several community
news servers (such as but not necessarily Yahoo!, or Google Groups,
which deletes TABs, e.g.) will do the same thing.
And here's a new oddity, where your reply isn't /quoting/.
If Willie would use plain spaces (ASCII 20h) and a newsreader that did
not delete multiple spaces (DejaNews and InterNet Exploder used to be
good at that), and understood that if he and the reader used a /fixed-
width font/, the characters would appear where he put them.
Since the text and chords appear where they should be on both Google Groups
and Outlook Express, I assume the problem is with individual newsreaders and
not with the source.
Another common problem arises when the text has been quoted several
times, which causes a quote character (usually the >, as here) to be
inserted at the head of each line. This causes the line-length
limiter of the /quoting/ composer to break some lines (those one
character too long) while not breaking others. It is evident that
that has already happened to Mr. Dockery's chord notations.
Well, that's a given when posting and replying on Usenet.
--
Greybeard Cavalier
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6BGlXmtzE8
Vocals: Will Dockery. Music: The Shadowville Allstars. Based on "Greybeard
Cavalier" by Will Dockery, 0x0000 and Brian Fowler. Video by Doug Cole
Will Dockery
"Amanda Reid" wrote:
>
> Dockery would LUUUve it
Having those fantasies again, eh, Amanda?
--
Truck Stop Woman [video]
Will Dockery
"Amanda Reid" wrote:
>
> Dockery merely insists that rap exists
''Usenet is forever.'' as the wise man typed, after all.
Will Dockery
> Will Dockery wrote:
>
> > Here's the new video for comment and critique, or what passes for it
> > around here:
>
> >http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pB_eYmicG7k
>
> > Version 1.2 of the Shadowville Installation classic "Toxin on Glass" -
> > this updated version contains only work by pd wilson and will
> > dockery.
>
> Like "film noir sepia,"
> Upon "performances"
> And "Desolate Landscapes," which were
> For video's "Great Art" when they're
> "Old School".
Thanks for the critique, Amanda.
--
Will Dockery factsheet
http://www.wikinfo.org/index.php/Will_Dockery
Will Dockery
lost
> >>
> >> > This is the wait, the weight of the world. Comes down sweet and
heavy... Twilight Girl.
>
No surprise, given your reading comprehension problems, but thanks for
trying, anyhow.
--
Truck Stop Woman by Dockery-Conley
Will Dockery
onstage and off.
http://www.wikinfo.org/index.php/Image:Dockery-Conley-Show-2008.jpg
ockery-Conley-Show-2008.jpg (600 в 451 pixel, file size: 51 KB, MIME type:
image/jpeg)
The Dockery-Conley Show, July 2008 at The Loft in Columbus, Georgia. Henry
Conley, Dan Skinner, John Phillips, Will Dockery, Rick Edwards, Gene-0
Woolfolk, Dan Davidson, Sam Phillips, Riley Yielding performing Truck Stop
Woman.
Next week, less us do it again, where we'll have the new song stage-ready,
written over at Gene-0 Woolfolk's immediately after the Loft set, Cheshire
Bridge Road...
Truck Stop Woman
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
"Will Dockery" <doc...@knology.net> wrote in message
news:42c2f$487fa38e$4c49bcfb$15...@KNOLOGY.NET...
> Thanks to all who made last night a great pleasure to be a part of, both
> onstage and off.
>
With a clown like you, it's always a train wreck.
Will Dockery
"Orson Wells as CitizenCain" wrote...
>Will Dockery wrote...
>
> Thanks to all who made last night a great pleasure to be a part of, both
> > onstage and off.
>
That's a different poem.
Bibb City Ramblers wrote ---
''...Frogtown Festival
Body: The festival was wonderfull, a very good crowd and a beautiful
festival area. We had a great time and thanks to all our friends and fans,
we had a heck of a turn out to see Bibb City Ramblers as well a great crowd
for the whole thing. Columbus Georgia needs more festivals and musical
happenings on the acoustic side of the coin, for those local that didn't
come, come to the next one, because this one was a HOOT. Thanks to Packway
Handle band they did a dynamite job as well as Blue Harvest and Pilgrimmage
Band. Again thanks for coming out. See ya soon...''
Yawzah, the Lake Pines compound gives a flavor of like Woodie's Roadhouse of
the bygone era with the accessability of being just right here on the Macon
Road. I say less us talk about what Guvnah Dan was pronouncing on the
balcony of the Loft last week to me, Henry and Gene-0, perhaps see about
getting a revue of related groups, say BCR and the Dockery-Conley
conglomeration, along with a couple more interested players, say perhaps
Katt Red Band and someone reading this that might want to step up to the
plate, and lessus get a Fall Freedom Fest going... me and Conley will have
our decades in the making album ready by then, and we hope to have a
month-long CD release party, after all... how many more survivors of
Woodie's might be out there... anyone else reading this that might be
interested in joining what Allen Ginsberg called ''A Unified Front'', chime
on in here, because as God said, Shadowville was made for me and you...
Truck Stop Woman by Dockery and Conley
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXA4jekz_xk
Guitar/vocals: Henry Conley
Vocal lyricist: Will Dockery
Guest flautist: Gene Woolfolk, Jr.
Live @ Pat's Place Americus, Ga
Will Dockery:
http://www.wikinfo.org/index.php/Will_Dockery
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
>
> "Orson Wells as CitizenCain" wrote...
>>Will Dockery wrote...
>>
>> Thanks to all who made last night a great pleasure to be a part of, both
>> > onstage and off.
>>
>> With a clown, a train wreck.
= snip =
There once was a Dockery who sucked
And did so with men in trucks.
But then one day
He withered a way
Ah, what terrible luck.
Will Dockery
>
> There once was a Dockery who sucked
> And did so with men in trucks.
> But then one day
> He withered a way
> Ah, what terrible luck.
Ah, so you do write poetry, after all... a definite Hammesian
influence.
Sorry we missed most of y'all last night at The Loft, we made the
debut of two new ones with the stripped down ensemble of Conley,
Woolfolk, Yielding and myself, ''Cheshire Bridge Road'' and ''Falling
From Grace'', which was written with Riley Yielding at his ranch
Tuesdaymorning... an audio file exists of that, and is apparently
forthcoming... later, two new ones, ''Deskclerk at Courtyard'' and
''Pistolshots on Buford Highway'', were completed with Henry and
Gene-0. Those will get an airing next week at one of the open venues.
Cheshire Bridge Road
Early Sunday morning walking with you on Chershire Bridge Road
passing sound of radio.
Gee, I think it'd be nice to have a couple of cups of coffee with you
and watch morning come.
Walking on Cheshire Bridge Road early Sunday morning with you
barefoot in the dew.
Sunlight burns away until the fog is gone
and brings in the dawn.
Every time I see your face
it reminds me of music.
Every time I see your face
across that bar.
Early Sunday morning walking with you down Cheshire Bridge Road
passing sound of radio.
Still would like to have a couple of cups of coffee with you
and watch morning come.
Words - Will Dockery
Music - Gene Woofolk and Henry Conley
--
Will Dockery
> > onstage and off.
I noticed this post went out with a typo... thus corrected, with
apologies to the audience.
Cheshire Bridge Road
Early Sunday morning walking with you on Cheshire Bridge Road
passing sound of radio.
Gee, I think it'd be nice to have a couple of cups of coffee with you
and watch morning come.
Walking on Cheshire Bridge Road early Sunday morning with you
barefoot in the dew.
Sunlight burns away until the fog is gone
and brings in the dawn.
Every time I see your face
it reminds me of music.
Every time I see your face
across that bar.
Early Sunday morning walking with you down Cheshire Bridge Road
passing sound of radio.
Still would like to have a couple of cups of coffee with you
and watch morning come.
Words - Will Dockery
Music - Gene Woolfolk and Henry Conley
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
"Will Dockery" <will.d...@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:0a822be4-ff1c-4a15...@u6g2000prc.googlegroups.com...
>> > Thanks to all who made last night a great pleasure to be a part of,
>> > both
>> > onstage and off.
>
> I noticed this post went out with a typo...
Don't worry - no one else did. Mainly because no one else gave a shit.
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
> "Orson Wells as CitizenCain" wrote:
>>
>> There once was a Dockery who sucked
>> And did so with men in trucks.
>> But then one day
>> He withered a way
>> Ah, what terrible luck.
>
> Ah, so you do
think you're a horrible person and a poor excuse for a human being?
"Yes."
Will Dockery
>
> > Ah, so you do
>
> think
No, I never accused you of /thinking/... heh.
Cheshire Bridge Road
Early Sunday morning walking with you on Cheshire Bridge Road
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
> "Orson Wells as CitizenCain" wrote:
>> "Will Dockery" wrote:
>>
>> > Ah, so you do
think you're a horrible person and a poor excuse for a human being?
"Yes."
Will Dockery
G Am Bm C
Her eyes matched the sepia shabby hotel
G Am Bm C
the waitress told us the cream had a funny smell.
G Am Bm G
So we opted for black before the ride back to the city.
G13 E9 A13 D9
Mallard duck, mandolin, county fair
G13 E9 A13 D9
Ferris wheel wind blows back her hair.
G13 E9 A13 D9 G13 E9 A13 D9
Falling from grace it's a long way down there.
G13 E9 A13 D9 G13 E9 A13 D9
Ten years ago, man in a balloon air went out and he fell to his doom.
G13 E9 A13 D9 G Am Bb0 Bm
All the while he was yelling it wasn't pretty.
Bridge
C7 B7 C7 A7 D7
Everybody knows you've been cheating wipe that smile from your face.
SOLO over verse
Bridge II
C7 B7 C7 A7 D7
Everybody says I've been sober Don't cry boy, you know what you done.
All I know is that I gotta turn it loose
three weeks now and I'm headed for the noose.
Falling from grace it's a pity.
(Opening) G Am Bm C
They think they're fixing the world through fear
but they're out there and I'm still in here.
So it goes by so fast before the ride back to the city.
-Will Dockery, Riley Yielding & Henry Conley 7-22-08
--
Truck Stop Woman by Dockery and Conley
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXA4jekz_xk
Thanks to all who made last night a great pleasure to be a part of, both
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
You should be arrested for Internet terrorism for posting shit like that.
Geez...do you realize how many people you could theorhetically sicken using
this medium? Cyberterrorist.
And what the hell is with that crap anyway? It sounded like you were playing
the world's stupidest game of bingo.
Will Dockery
> Will Dockery wrote:
>
>
> > the waitress told us the cream had a funny smell. G Am Bm G
So we opted for black
before the ride back
to the city.
> BWaaaaaaaaaahahahahahah!
I liked those changes also... thanks for commenting.
--
Truck Stop Woman by Dockery-Conley
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXA4jekz_xk
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
> Meat Plow wrote:
>> Will Dockery wrote:
>>
>> Her eyes matched the sepia shabby hotel G Am Bm C
>>
>> > the waitress told us the cream had a funny smell. G Am Bm G
>
> So we opted for black
> before the ride back
> to the city.
>
>> BWaaaaaaaaaahahahahahah!
>
> I liked those changes also... thanks for commenting.
>
You're a clueless moron, Duckery.
Will Dockery
"Orson Wells as CitizenCain" wrote...
> "Will Dockery" wrote...
>
> >> > both
> >> > onstage and off.
> >
> > I noticed this post went out with a typo...
>
> Don't worry -
I won't since I corrected it.
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
>
> "Orson Wells as CitizenCain" wrote...
>> "Will Dockery" wrote...
>>
>>> > Thanks to all who made last night a great pleasure to be a part of,
>> >> > both
>> >> > onstage and off.
>> >
>> > I noticed this post went out with a typo...
>>
>> Don't worry -
>
> I won't
You should. Your posts can legally make you a cyberterrorist. I'm calling
the FBI.
Will Dockery
"Orson Wells as CitizenCain" wrote:
>Will Dockery wrote:
>
>> Her eyes matched the sepia shabby hotel G Am Bm C
>>
>> the waitress told us the cream had a funny smell. G Am Bm G
>>
>> So we opted for black
>> before the ride back
>> to the city.
>
Your biggest fantasy figure... ''we know''.
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
>
> "Orson Wells as CitizenCain" wrote:
>>Will Dockery wrote:
>>
>>> Her eyes matched the sepia shabby hotel G Am Bm C
>>>
>>> the waitress told us the cream had a funny smell. G Am Bm G
>>>
>>> So we opted for black
>>> before the ride back
>>> to the city.
>>
>> You're
a loser and sounding like the world's worst bingo game ever. Fuckin'
dumbass.
Will Dockery
Her eyes matched the shabby sepia hotel
the waitress told us the cream had a funny smell.
So we opted for black
before the ride back
to the city.
Mallard duck, mandolin, county fair
Ferris wheel wind
blows back her hair.
Falling from grace
it's a long way down there.
Ten years ago, man in a balloon
he went up high
and he fell to his doom.
All the while he was yelling
it wasn't pretty.
Everybody knows you've been cheating
wipe that smile from your face.
Everybody says I've been sober
Don't cry boy, you know what you done.
All I know is that I gotta turn it loose
three weeks now
and I'm headed for the noose.
Falling from grace it's a pity.
They think they're fixing
the world through fear
but they're out there
and I'm still in here.
So it goes by so fast
before the ride back
to the city.
Words - Will Dockery
Music -Riley Yielding & Henry Conley
© 2008
--
Truck Stop Woman by Dockery-Conley
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXA4jekz_xk
> --
> Truck Stop Woman by Dockery and Conleyhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXA4jekz_xk
>
> Thanks to all who made last night a great pleasure to be a part of, both> onstage and off.
>
> >http://www.wikinfo.org/index.php/Image:Dockery-Conley-Show-2008.jpg
>
> > ockery-Conley-Show-2008.jpg (600 × 451 pixel, file size: 51 KB, MIME type:
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
Falling from Grace
Words - Will Dockery
Those weren't words. Those were abominations. Usually when someone writes
horrible shit like that, they're on drugs.
Dennis M. Hammes
What's remarkable in Bockery's case is that the drugs are still
effective after the original user has taken a piss.
--
-------(m+
~/:o)_|
Illiteracy and stupidity fight to the death every day.
Trouble is, they breed first.
http://scrawlmark.org
Will Dockery
> news:468a72b3-d8bf-4754...@f36g2000hsa.googlegroups.com...
Next time why not try to have your criticism make sense... for once.
http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.ListAll&friendID=78161484
Pistolshots On Buford Highway
Moonshine across the bay
I'm on the night shift
what can I say.
Here they come wandering
pranksters and children,
at the powerlines off Buford Highway.
We come a-wassailing
through the mist.
Ever-loving darling,
cupid decieved.
I clean my gun... on Buford Highway.
I don't know what it is
but it doesn't seem right.
I look in the mirror
and I'm still the same height.
If you come wandering,
through the mire...
at the bog on Buford Highway.
I like what you said
from 6000 miles awy
I sit here and dream... on Buford Highway.
A sketch of your cold black eyes.
A sketch of your...
Moonlight across my house
sign of the big key still outside.
If you come a shuffling
and think you know my name,
some old phonebooth on Buford Highway.
Pistol shots
while we're stopped at the light,
Visualize the scene of Buford Highway.
Spectral, on Buford Highway.
Words - Will Dockery
Music - Gene-0 Woolfolk Jr. and Henry Conley
© 2008
--
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
Hey, it ain't my fault you're stupid.
(could be God's, but He denies it)
Will Dockery
>"Will Dockery" wrote in message
> effective
Mushroom season...
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
Kill yourself now, drug addict, and stop selling to our kids.
Will Dockery
Most likely the fault of you parents.
--
Truck Stop Woman by Dockery-Conley:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXA4jekz_xk
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
> "Orson Wells as CitizenCain" wrote:
>> "Will Dockery" wrote
>>
>> news:468a72b3-d8bf-4754...@f36g2000hsa.googlegroups.com...
>>
>> > Words - Will Dockery
>> >
>> > Those weren't words.
>>
>> Next time why not try to have your criticism make sense... for once.
>>
>> Hey, it ain't my fault
>
> Most likely
you're a moron?
"We know."
Will Dockery
"Dennis M. Hammes" wrote...
Thanks, Uncle Hammy.
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
Does snipping posts give you an erection, Duckery?
Dennis M. Hammes
Apparently, fondling /anything/ of mine does.
Will Dockery
>"Will Dockery" wrote
>
>
> fondling /anything/
You do seem desperate.
Will Dockery
>
As with your last offer, no thanks.
Falling from Grace
Words - Will Dockery
Music -Riley Yielding & Henry Conley
© 2008
--
Rob Evans
King Dumbass squits
>
I scribble unspeakable shit - sorry
>, Uncle Hammy.
>
Rob
--
Rob Evans
When I see a swine
I reach for 45-calibre pearls.
--
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Will Dockery
"Rob mushmouth Evans" <Poet@ mushmouth. com> wrote...
> In message <24b82$489622cd$4b4c71e9$31...@KNOLOGY.NET>,
>
> I scribble
Really, your chopped-up-prose is just too bland to even remember, after all
this time... the gurgling gunkmouthed delivery as heard on your recording is
where the laughs are, Mushmouth.
Since you accidentally snipped my poem, here it is again for comment and
critique...
Falling from Grace
Words - Will Dockery
Music -Riley Yielding & Henry Conley
© 2008
--
Will Dockery
"Orson Wells as CitizenCain" wrote...
> "Will Dockery" wrote...
>
>
> think
No, I'd never accuse you of thinking, Dink.
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
>
> "Orson Wells as CitizenCain" wrote...
>> "Will Dockery" wrote...
>>
>> > Ah, so you do
>>
>> think
>
> No,
"We know."
(dumbasS)
Orson Wells as CitizenCain
> "Orson Wells as CitizenCain" wrote:
>>
>> give you an erection
>
> As with your last offer, no thanks.
You're the only one who believes it to be an offer, Homoduck.
Will Dockery
from http://www.playgroundsmag.com
''The dream means what you /want/ it to mean...'' -Ellen Speyer
//Fishin' Chicken adios//
The legendary eatery Fishin' Chicken is no more... after almost two
decades the owners decided to cash in their chips. But fear not, fried
food mavens, Parnello's Pizza, located next door, has aquired the
space and supplies, and very shortly will be offering the items from
the old FC days, as well as serving beer and wine and offering live
entertainment, as Parnello has busted the wall out and expanded to
double the size... more info on all this next month.
//Nashville Songwriters Association//
Every week at the Loft, on Wednesdays with songwriter open mic...
inspiring Henry Conley and myself, along with various collaborators
such as Gene-0 Woolfolk and Riley Yielding, ro snap out a baker's
dozen new songs for this event. Here's the words to one we wrote with
Riley down at his ranch in Beula Alabama last week...
Falling from Grace
Words - Will Dockery
Music -Riley Yielding & Henry Conley
(c) 2008
--
"Wobble" written by Will Dockery & Henry Conley
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVIF2-qWIUc