Tribe.net. Local Connections carolyn http://GramParsons.tribe.net/thread/348704cd-283d-4a33-9bf9-a56b5047ee86#ba4013a6-9a2e-4a84-ad4f-d5d84938462a 2006-01-09T18:28:13Z 2006-01-09T18:28:13Z

There is an interview (sept 04 I think) of Stanley Booth in which he mentions that he is working on a book about Gram//if he ever gets it finished it should be great. I have looked for other info about this without success. I hope it is published Mr Booth is a very good author.

carolyn 2006-01-09T18:28:13Z Eric http://GramParsons.tribe.net/thread/348704cd-283d-4a33-9bf9-a56b5047ee86#1cb1bced-cf79-4021-8446-13253be5d651 2004-07-06T22:59:04Z 2004-07-06T22:59:04Z

I have read "Keith" and it is great. I prefer "The True Adventures of the Rolling Stones" - but both are entertaining as an be, written in Booth's rambling, paradoxical, witty style. GP comes off, in both books, as a true Southern gent and a musical supernova. Booth felt a kinship with him, no doubt because they both hailed from Waycross, Georgia and both loved the Stones. Which is only natural, of course. *smile*

Eric 2004-07-06T22:59:04Z *^Michael^* http://GramParsons.tribe.net/thread/348704cd-283d-4a33-9bf9-a56b5047ee86#ba69fbe1-2834-45c6-bacf-a677b8c5c922 2004-01-08T07:06:13Z

Here are a few links to Gram Parsons sites http://www.gramparsonsproject.com/ http://gramparsons.pagina.nl/ http://www.gramparsons.com/ the pagina site is Italian or Spanish I believe but is itself full of links to all sorts of sites about Gram and related to the music he was part of, influenced by and music he was to influence himself.

*^Michael^* 2004-01-08T07:06:13Z $item.owner.firstName http://GramParsons.tribe.net/thread/348704cd-283d-4a33-9bf9-a56b5047ee86#b33987fb-58e7-4bd0-b81c-b93aea765d98 2004-01-10T21:16:06Z

the gramparsonsproject site is a good one, i'v never seen that one before. anybody ever read stanley booths' book about keith? if so is it worth it? i like that interview. drew

$item.owner.firstName 2004-01-10T21:16:06Z *^Michael^* http://GramParsons.tribe.net/thread/348704cd-283d-4a33-9bf9-a56b5047ee86#366cabd1-7b12-47fc-ae96-f7a035831002 2004-01-11T10:59:53Z

have not read booth's keith book, but that interview sparked my interest too. gonna poke around see if any of my friends have the book.

*^Michael^* 2004-01-11T10:59:53Z