crossovers

["L. Bird" <pkeets@hotmail.com>]

Speaking of crossover albums, here's a repost from O&S.  This album has been 
mentioned before, but looks like it's getting closer to the shelves, and 
getting good word of mouth promotion.  Looks like you can preorder this in 
either mp3 or cd format from their website at http://pioneersdirect.com

:)
keets


>here's an FYI for all us Who fans....
>I recently returned from a business trip to Nashville. There is a MAJOR 
>buzz happening about the debut album of a group called The Pioneers. They 
>sound like a cross between The Eagles and The Beatles with peddle steels 
>and fiddles added. It's a great sound. The big kicker is that when I found 
>out WHO the bass player was I flipped out. None other than The Ox himself!! 
>How cool is that! What versatility. The greatest rock bass player on the 
>planet and here he is breaking new ground in COUNTRY MUSIC. I haven't seen 
>much about this yet so I just wanted fellow Who fans to know about it and 
>look for this album. I don't know much more about it only to say that I got 
>a copy on the groups own website, pioneersdirect.com., with the thought 
>that this may become a collectors item someday.

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