http://www.sumotorrent.com SUMOTorrent RSS Search Feed for "Delta delta die" englishSun, 06 Dec 2009 07:32:11 Sat, 01 Nov 2008 06:21:38 Assorted 0 The Beat Daddys Reunited through a freak of nature, Beat Daddys co-founders Larry Grisham and Tommy Stillwell are setting the stage ablaze with their distinctive hybrid of rockined, soulful vocals on their latest CD, "Live at the Quincy Blues Fest 2007." Stillwells scintillating guitar licks burn with passion and intensity. Weary of living in a FEMA trailer in Pass Christian, Miss., in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, Grisham relocated to Lyles, Tenn., near Nashville, and only a 2 1/2-hour drive from Stillwell's home in Evansville, Ind. Stillwell replaced Britt Meacham, who was the Beat Daddys' guitarist for 12 years following Stillwell's departure in the mid-1990s. Meacham grew tired of driving 600 miles by himself from his residence in Mobile, Ala., to Grisham's new home, then facing the prospect of hopping into a van for yet another lengthy journey to his next gig. Although the bluesfest was only the Beat Daddys third gig with this revamped lineup, their raucous energy level and crisp musicianship is prevalent throughout. "Live at the Quincy Blues Fest 2007" features 14 songs from throughout their career, showcasing the band's diversity. Stillwell has written several outstanding new songs and the band plans to begin work on a new studio album in early 2008. Rochner, who lives in Newburgh , Ind. , has played professionally since his teens. As a sideman for country artist Marty Brown, he performed on Hee Haw and the Grand Ole Opry and has toured nationally and internationally. His versatile style has led to work with an abundance of rock, country and jazz sessions. Dave Sappington is the newest member of the band. Originally from Mississippi, this drummer now resides in Nashville where he worked as an Opryland performer while playing in various bands. GRISHAM, STILLWELL GET THEIR START Born in Evansville but a self-professed Gypsy, Grisham began playing with Stillwell at Cloverport ( Ky. ) High School in 1970. "We played as a duo, drums and guitar, both of us switching each set, only for a couple of small high school, community center things," Grisham recalls. Although Stillwell became enthralled with the idea of becoming a musician, Grisham had no plans to play music for a living. "I was going to teach, coach or be a doctor," says Grisham, whose 6-foot-5 frame enhances his towering stage presence. He earned a basketball scholarship to Lander (S.C.) University, but his future was music, not shooting basketballs. After playing in various bands, Grisham and Stillwell formed the Phonz (pronounced with a long "O"), a power-pop band that enjoyed some success in Southern Indiana in the early to mid-1980s. "We wore nylon jump suits like Devo," Grisham says, laughing. They finally found their true calling, the blues, with the Beat Daddys in the late 1980s. http://torrents.sumotorrent.com/details/1941345/The Beat Daddies - Delta Vision .html 01 Fri, 01 Aug 2008 07:26:13 Videos 17 http://torrents.sumotorrent.com/details/1458073/Delta Farce - comedie 2007 avi.html 03 Wed, 24 Oct 2007 06:25:48 Music 0 b0rt @ HeavyTorrents http://torrents.sumotorrent.com/details/658049/Bloodthirst-Let_Him_Die-2007-DELTA [www.heavytorrents.org].html 01