David Cody, Waylon and me

[Six String Stu]

Does anyone in here have a connection to a Tar Heel Picker name of David
Cody?
And if so could you please tell him to contact me.
As a means of refference for him, as to who I might be and a possible reason
for replying, tell him ,
I got to know him from a buddy named Tim (Cordell) down in Polk County and
maybe he should stop by the Green Creek Grill for a bite.
TIA

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[Six String Stu]

Ok nobody responded. Does this mean that most of this NG is populated by the
folks out in the west coast and fairly exclusive to that region?
Are there not that many Nashville types who come to this NG ?
I'm trying to reach Mr. Cody for some royalty rights stuff.
And as for the one personal email that came to me, NO I do not run a grill
and I do not live in North Carolina anymore.
Tim used to work for David when he headlined his own bar. He's also the guy
that David keeps asking to drive the bus for him.
If anyone has contact with David Cody you'd be doing him a solid by letting
him know that I'm interested in "Chunk of coal" and "Redneck Saturday
Night".
Heck even "An eagle can only fly so high" is a keeper. ;-)
remove the spam trap to reply.

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"Six String Stu" > wrote in message
...
> Does anyone in here have a connection to a Tar Heel Picker name of David
> Cody?
> And if so could you please tell him to contact me.
> As a means of refference for him, as to who I might be and a possible
> reason for replying, tell him ,
> I got to know him from a buddy named Tim (Cordell) down in Polk County and
> maybe he should stop by the Green Creek Grill for a bite.
> TIA
>
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> http://web.nccray.net/jshodges/mommasaid/sss.htm
>

[WillStG]

Six String Stu wrote:
> I'm trying to reach Mr. Cody for some royalty rights stuff.
> And as for the one personal email that came to me, NO I do not run a grill
> and I do not live in North Carolina anymore.

Go to Cody's CDBaby webpage, there is an email link there.

http://cdbaby dot com/cd/cody

Will Miho
NY TV/Audio Post/Music/Live Sound Guy
"The large print giveth and small print taketh away..." Tom Waits

[Six String Stu]

Thanks much.
Didn't even think to look there.
Does that make me an analog kinda guy? ;-)

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"WillStG" > wrote in message
ps.com...
> Six String Stu wrote:
>> I'm trying to reach Mr. Cody for some royalty rights stuff.
>> And as for the one personal email that came to me, NO I do not run a
>> grill
>> and I do not live in North Carolina anymore.
>
> Go to Cody's CDBaby webpage, there is an email link there.
>
> http://cdbaby dot com/cd/cody
>
> Will Miho
> NY TV/Audio Post/Music/Live Sound Guy
> "The large print giveth and small print taketh away..." Tom Waits
>

[Scott Dorsey]

Six String Stu > wrote:
>Ok nobody responded. Does this mean that most of this NG is populated by the
>folks out in the west coast and fairly exclusive to that region?
>Are there not that many Nashville types who come to this NG ?

Yes, but for the most part, it's filled with technical folks.

>I'm trying to reach Mr. Cody for some royalty rights stuff.
>And as for the one personal email that came to me, NO I do not run a grill
>and I do not live in North Carolina anymore.

David Cody's label is Japres Records, and their e-mail is .
They should be able to put you in touch with whoever handles rights for him
if you want to negotiate for mechanicals.

>Tim used to work for David when he headlined his own bar. He's also the guy
>that David keeps asking to drive the bus for him.
>If anyone has contact with David Cody you'd be doing him a solid by letting
>him know that I'm interested in "Chunk of coal" and "Redneck Saturday
>Night".
>Heck even "An eagle can only fly so high" is a keeper. ;-)

Contact the label. Or just pay statutory on the stuff and be done with it.
--scott

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"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

[Six String Stu]

Yes I'm familiar with the Mechanical license rights thing at HFA. They sold
me a limited rights for nine cover songs awhile back. I'd go that route too
if I didnt want some other stuff.
I've lost Tim's phone number and I'd like to get some chordpro sheets on a
couple of his tunes.
I remembered JaPres Records but I didn't remember a email link on that site.
Turns out one does infact exist.
Thanks for the info and taking the time to respond.
I was starting to get a lil worried that the east coast west coast thing
that got started in the cRAP genre had carried over. ;-)
On a side note....... Man, Dick Clark looked pretty good, all things
considered, last night on my TV.

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"Scott Dorsey" > wrote in message
...
> Six String Stu > wrote:
>>Ok nobody responded. Does this mean that most of this NG is populated by
>>the
>>folks out in the west coast and fairly exclusive to that region?
>>Are there not that many Nashville types who come to this NG ?
>
> Yes, but for the most part, it's filled with technical folks.
>
>>I'm trying to reach Mr. Cody for some royalty rights stuff.
>>And as for the one personal email that came to me, NO I do not run a grill
>>and I do not live in North Carolina anymore.
>
> David Cody's label is Japres Records, and their e-mail is
> .
> They should be able to put you in touch with whoever handles rights for
> him
> if you want to negotiate for mechanicals.
>
>>Tim used to work for David when he headlined his own bar. He's also the
>>guy
>>that David keeps asking to drive the bus for him.
>>If anyone has contact with David Cody you'd be doing him a solid by
>>letting
>>him know that I'm interested in "Chunk of coal" and "Redneck Saturday
>>Night".
>>Heck even "An eagle can only fly so high" is a keeper. ;-)
>
> Contact the label. Or just pay statutory on the stuff and be done with
> it.
> --scott
>
> --
> "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."