On Thursday, August 6, 2015 at 3:32:22 PM UTC-5, Will Dockery wrote:
> "Willie" wrote in message
> news:06831cff-2d07-4775...@googlegroups.com...
> > On Tuesday, August 4, 2015 at 3:59:51 PM UTC-4, Will Dockery wrote:
> >> On Tuesday, August 4, 2015 at 3:14:43 PM UTC-4, nate wrote:
> >
> >> > saw this on facebook - picture with your name on the road sign:
> > >
> >> > http://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/where-blues-was-born-180955479/?no-ist
> > >
> >> > how did you get your name?
> >> > ;) :P
> > >
> >> > - nate
> >
> >> Hello Nate, I think I've told the longer version of this story on Usenet
> >> a couple of times, and I can check the archives later for those, when I
> >> return and have more time...
> >
> >> Meanwhile, here's the short version of how I got my name...
> >
> >> I am "William Abraham Dockery" - full name.
> >
> >> William I get from my grandfather W.C. Whitley (he was always known as
> >> W.C. full name was William Charlie) of La Grange Georgia, my mother's
> >> father.
> >
> >> Abraham I get from my grandfather Abraham Dockery of Nicklesville, Fort
> >> Blackmoore, Kingsport area up in the mountains.
> >
> >> That's about it, really.
> >
> >> :D
> >
> >> Now, since we are on the subject of "me" here, please have a listen to my
> >> new summer single, everyone, and shoot me some critique here... be
> >> brutally honest, I don't mind as long as you listen, that's what we make
> >> the art for... after all.
> >
> >> Check out "Walking (To The Edge Of Town Tonight) / Will Dockery & Deby
> >> Love-Payne" -
>
> https://www.reverbnation.com/willdockery/song/23942838-walking-to-edge-town-tonight--will
>
> > Loved the opening line about her speaking in an alien language. I like the
> > softer songs better, meaning all the others. The music on Shadowville
> > Speedway is wonderful. Who's playing the horn? At times it reminded me of
> > Season of the Witch. And of course Dylan (and Springsteen). But
> > distinctively you.
>
> Thank you, Willie, that's Riley Yielding on the trumpet, a local folkie from
> Valley Alabama... I'll look for some of his solo songwriting and post a bit
> of it here, he's all around talented.
>
> --
> Check out "Shadowville Speedway / Will Dockery & Henry Conley" -
> http://www.reverbnation.com/open_graph/song/8798172

Excelled to fusion

Faraway Star wrote:

> Will Dockery wrote:
>> "Willie" wrote in message
>> news:06831cff-2d07-4775...@googlegroups.com...
>> > Will Dockery wrote:
>> >> nate wrote:
>
>> >> > saw this on facebook - picture with your name on the road sign:
>> > >
>> >> > http://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/where-blues-was-born-180955479/?no-ist
>> > >
>> >> > how did you get your name?
>> >> > ;) :P
>> > >
>> >> > - nate
>> >
>> >> Hello Nate, I think I've told the longer version of this story on Usenet
>> >> a couple of times, and I can check the archives later for those, when I
>> >> return and have more time...
>> >
>> >> Meanwhile, here's the short version of how I got my name...
>> >
>> >> I am "William Abraham Dockery" - full name.
>> >
>> >> William I get from my grandfather W.C. Whitley (he was always known as
>> >> W.C. full name was William Charlie) of La Grange Georgia, my mother's
>> >> father.
>> >
>> >> Abraham I get from my grandfather Abraham Dockery of Nicklesville, Fort
>> >> Blackmoore, Kingsport area up in the mountains.
>> >
>> >> That's about it, really.
>> >
>> >> :D
>> >
>> >> Now, since we are on the subject of "me" here, please have a listen to my
>> >> new summer single, everyone, and shoot me some critique here... be
>> >> brutally honest, I don't mind as long as you listen, that's what we make
>> >> the art for... after all.
>> >
>> >> Check out "Walking (To The Edge Of Town Tonight) / Will Dockery & Deby
>> >> Love-Payne" -
>>
>> https://www.reverbnation.com/willdockery/song/23942838-walking-to-edge-town-tonight--will
>>
>> > Loved the opening line about her speaking in an alien language. I like the
>> > softer songs better, meaning all the others. The music on Shadowville
>> > Speedway is wonderful. Who's playing the horn? At times it reminded me of
>> > Season of the Witch. And of course Dylan (and Springsteen). But
>> > distinctively you.
>>
>> Thank you, Willie, that's Riley Yielding on the trumpet, a local folkie from
>> Valley Alabama... I'll look for some of his solo songwriting and post a bit
>> of it here, he's all around talented.
>>
>> --
>> Check out "Shadowville Speedway / Will Dockery & Henry Conley" -
>> http://www.reverbnation.com/open_graph/song/8798172

> Excelled to fusion

Thanks again, yes this is a good example, in my opinion, of the poetry and music fusion technique.

🙂

Will Dockery wrote:

> Faraway Star wrote:

>> Will Dockery wrote:
>>> "Willie" wrote in message
>>> news:06831cff-2d07-4775...@googlegroups.com...
>>> > Will Dockery wrote:
>>> >> nate wrote:
>>
>>> >> > saw this on facebook - picture with your name on the road sign:
>>> > >
>>> >> > http://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/where-blues-was-born-180955479/?no-ist
>>> > >
>>> >> > how did you get your name?
>>> >> > ;) :P
>>> > >
>>> >> > - nate
>>> >
>>> >> Hello Nate, I think I've told the longer version of this story on Usenet
>>> >> a couple of times, and I can check the archives later for those, when I
>>> >> return and have more time...
>>> >
>>> >> Meanwhile, here's the short version of how I got my name...
>>> >
>>> >> I am "William Abraham Dockery" - full name.
>>> >
>>> >> William I get from my grandfather W.C. Whitley (he was always known as
>>> >> W.C. full name was William Charlie) of La Grange Georgia, my mother's
>>> >> father.
>>> >
>>> >> Abraham I get from my grandfather Abraham Dockery of Nicklesville, Fort
>>> >> Blackmoore, Kingsport area up in the mountains.
>>> >
>>> >> That's about it, really.
>>> >
>>> >> :D
>>> >
>>> >> Now, since we are on the subject of "me" here, please have a listen to my
>>> >> new summer single, everyone, and shoot me some critique here... be
>>> >> brutally honest, I don't mind as long as you listen, that's what we make
>>> >> the art for... after all.
>>> >
>>> >> Check out "Walking (To The Edge Of Town Tonight) / Will Dockery & Deby
>>> >> Love-Payne" -
>>>
>>> https://www.reverbnation.com/willdockery/song/23942838-walking-to-edge-town-tonight--will
>>>
>>> > Loved the opening line about her speaking in an alien language. I like the
>>> > softer songs better, meaning all the others. The music on Shadowville
>>> > Speedway is wonderful. Who's playing the horn? At times it reminded me of
>>> > Season of the Witch. And of course Dylan (and Springsteen). But
>>> > distinctively you.
>>>
>>> Thank you, Willie, that's Riley Yielding on the trumpet, a local folkie from
>>> Valley Alabama... I'll look for some of his solo songwriting and post a bit
>>> of it here, he's all around talented.
>>>
>>> --
>>> Check out "Shadowville Speedway / Will Dockery & Henry Conley" -
>>> http://www.reverbnation.com/open_graph/song/8798172

>> Excelled to fusion

> Thanks again, yes this is a good example, in my opinion, of the poetry and music fusion technique.

> 🙂

Yo

Quite rightly... !

General-Zod wrote:

> Will Dockery wrote:

>> Faraway Star wrote:
>>>> > Will Dockery wrote:
>>>> >> nate wrote:
>>>
>>>> >> > saw this on facebook - picture with your name on the road sign:
>>>> > >
>>>> >> > http://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/where-blues-was-born-180955479/?no-ist
>>>> > >
>>>> >> > how did you get your name?
>>>> >> > ;) :P
>>>> > >
>>>> >> > - nate
>>>> >
>>>> >> Hello Nate, I think I've told the longer version of this story on Usenet
>>>> >> a couple of times, and I can check the archives later for those, when I
>>>> >> return and have more time...
>>>> >
>>>> >> Meanwhile, here's the short version of how I got my name...
>>>> >
>>>> >> I am "William Abraham Dockery" - full name.
>>>> >
>>>> >> William I get from my grandfather W.C. Whitley (he was always known as
>>>> >> W.C. full name was William Charlie) of La Grange Georgia, my mother's
>>>> >> father.
>>>> >
>>>> >> Abraham I get from my grandfather Abraham Dockery of Nicklesville, Fort
>>>> >> Blackmoore, Kingsport area up in the mountains.
>>>> >
>>>> >> That's about it, really.
>>>> >
>>>> >> :D
>>>> >
>>>> >> Now, since we are on the subject of "me" here, please have a listen to my
>>>> >> new summer single, everyone, and shoot me some critique here... be
>>>> >> brutally honest, I don't mind as long as you listen, that's what we make
>>>> >> the art for... after all.
>>>> >
>>>> >> Check out "Walking (To The Edge Of Town Tonight) / Will Dockery & Deby
>>>> >> Love-Payne" -
>>>>
>>>> https://www.reverbnation.com/willdockery/song/23942838-walking-to-edge-town-tonight--will
>>>>
>>>> > Loved the opening line about her speaking in an alien language. I like the
>>>> > softer songs better, meaning all the others. The music on Shadowville
>>>> > Speedway is wonderful. Who's playing the horn? At times it reminded me of
>>>> > Season of the Witch. And of course Dylan (and Springsteen). But
>>>> > distinctively you.
>>>>
>>>> Thank you, Willie, that's Riley Yielding on the trumpet, a local folkie from
>>>> Valley Alabama... I'll look for some of his solo songwriting and post a bit
>>>> of it here, he's all around talented.
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> Check out "Shadowville Speedway / Will Dockery & Henry Conley" -
>>>> http://www.reverbnation.com/open_graph/song/8798172

>>> Excelled to fusion

>> Thanks again, yes this is a good example, in my opinion, of the poetry and music fusion technique.

>

> Yo

> Quite rightly... !

Good afternoon again my friend, and thanks again for the nod.

😃

Will Dockery wrote:

>>> Faraway Star wrote:
>>>>> > Will Dockery wrote:
>>>>> >> nate wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> >> > saw this on facebook - picture with your name on the road sign:
>>>>> > >
>>>>> >> > http://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/where-blues-was-born-180955479/?no-ist
>>>>> > >
>>>>> >> > how did you get your name?
>>>>> >> > ;) :P
>>>>> > >
>>>>> >> > - nate
>>>>> >
>>>>> >> Hello Nate, I think I've told the longer version of this story on Usenet
>>>>> >> a couple of times, and I can check the archives later for those, when I
>>>>> >> return and have more time...
>>>>> >
>>>>> >> Meanwhile, here's the short version of how I got my name...
>>>>> >
>>>>> >> I am "William Abraham Dockery" - full name.
>>>>> >
>>>>> >> William I get from my grandfather W.C. Whitley (he was always known as
>>>>> >> W.C. full name was William Charlie) of La Grange Georgia, my mother's
>>>>> >> father.
>>>>> >
>>>>> >> Abraham I get from my grandfather Abraham Dockery of Nicklesville, Fort
>>>>> >> Blackmoore, Kingsport area up in the mountains.
>>>>> >
>>>>> >> That's about it, really.
>>>>> >
>>>>> >> :D
>>>>> >
>>>>> >> Now, since we are on the subject of "me" here, please have a listen to my
>>>>> >> new summer single, everyone, and shoot me some critique here... be
>>>>> >> brutally honest, I don't mind as long as you listen, that's what we make
>>>>> >> the art for... after all.
>>>>> >
>>>>> >> Check out "Walking (To The Edge Of Town Tonight) / Will Dockery & Deby
>>>>> >> Love-Payne" -
>>>>>
>>>>> https://www.reverbnation.com/willdockery/song/23942838-walking-to-edge-town-tonight--will
>>>>>
>>>>> > Loved the opening line about her speaking in an alien language. I like the
>>>>> > softer songs better, meaning all the others. The music on Shadowville
>>>>> > Speedway is wonderful. Who's playing the horn? At times it reminded me of
>>>>> > Season of the Witch. And of course Dylan (and Springsteen). But
>>>>> > distinctively you.
>>>>>
>>>>> Thank you, Willie, that's Riley Yielding on the trumpet, a local folkie from
>>>>> Valley Alabama... I'll look for some of his solo songwriting and post a bit
>>>>> of it here, he's all around talented.
>>>>>
>>>>> --
>>>>> Check out "Shadowville Speedway / Will Dockery & Henry Conley" -
>>>>> http://www.reverbnation.com/open_graph/song/8798172

>>>> Excelled to fusion

>>> Thanks again, yes this is a good example, in my opinion, of the poetry and music fusion technique.

>>

>> Yo

>> Quite rightly... !

> Good afternoon again my friend, and thanks again for the nod.

> 😃

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