Friday , April 26 2024

Rockzilla Awards

Our very own mistress of Bloggie-nominee TexasGigs.com, Cindy Chaffin, informs us that Texas has spoken for 2003:

    2003 Rockzillaworld Music Awards

    OK. This is Tuesday night. The awards show was Sunday night. I’m just now getting around to posting the winners. That tell you anything?

    It is virtually impossible to screw up a show when you’ve got Jack Ingram, Cooder Graw, Mark David Manders, Max Stalling, Tommy Alverson, Brian Burns, The Domino Kings, Macon Greyson, Owen Temple, John Evans, Jesse Dayton, Rodney Pyeatt, and Doug Burr & the Lonelies in the room, but I damn near managed to. I’ll get around to the details later, along with photos, but here are the winners and finalists in this year’s awards, in order:

    Album of the Year

    1. Highs and Lows, Mark David Manders
    2. Electric, Jack Ingram
    3. One of the Ways, Max Stalling
    4. Freedom’s Child, Billy Joe Shaver
    5. Purple, Cross Canadian Ragweed

    Band of the Year

    1. Cooder Graw
    2. Cross Canadian Ragweed
    3. The Beat Up Ford Band
    4. The Domino Kings
    5. Eleven Hundred Springs

    Entertainer of the Year

    1. Jack Ingram
    2. Pat Green
    3. Cross Canadian Ragweed
    4. Cooder Graw
    5. Mark David Manders

    Female Vocalist of the Year

    1. Kelly Willis
    2. Susan Gibson
    3. Kasey Chambers
    4. Lucinda Williams
    5. Terri Hendrix

See the site for more, more, more.

About Eric Olsen

Career media professional and serial entrepreneur Eric Olsen flung himself into the paranormal world in 2012, creating the America's Most Haunted brand and co-authoring the award-winning America's Most Haunted book, published by Berkley/Penguin in Sept, 2014. Olsen is co-host of the nationally syndicated broadcast and Internet radio talk show After Hours AM; his entertaining and informative America's Most Haunted website and social media outlets are must-reads: Twitter@amhaunted, Facebook.com/amhaunted, Pinterest America's Most Haunted. Olsen is also guitarist/singer for popular and wildly eclectic Cleveland cover band The Props.

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