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Tony Glover photo

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Felling photo

Photo: T. Felling

Here’s a photo of Tony from a 1998 show Turf Club show featuring Tony, Dave, Camille Baudoin and Reggie Scanlon

Tony won the 1999 Deems Taylor award for his liner notes on Bob Dylan Live 1966 The Royal Albert Hall Concert

Tony’s Website

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Info

  • Ghost Story
  • The Name David
  • Bill Hinkley’s Pledge of Allegiance
  • Courtney Love Does the Math
  • Scanning Blues Lyrics
  • When is Easter?
  • Camel Story
  • U. S. Apology to China
  • Notes from Dave’s Old CD Ordering Page
  • Site Information

Poetry

  • Watching A Gorgeous Blonde In Profile–1981
  • Poem for Will
  • Rigdon–The Bit is It 1990 to Richard Feynman
  • Marvell – To His Coy Mistress
  • Should Have – 1982
  • Rigdon – Take A Number
  • Miss Photo – 1979
  • Browning – #XXIX
  • Lovelife on the Corner – 1978

Rants

  • Service America
  • Downtown Toledo
  • A Reasonable Complaint
  • Parking Meter Rant
  • Mercy Rant
  • Dave’s Millennium Page
  • Jackie Mason – Coffee
  • Copyright Notes
  • “What Do You Do All Day?”
  • Driving Tips
  • Deaf and Dumb Rant
  • Airport Rant

Advice to Bands

  • Mantras
  • Great Lies of the Music Business
  • Manager

Lists

  • Pants List
  • Names List
  • Blind Players List

Author: J. David Ray for James Ray Associates, Inc.
Views expressed on this page and others in this site are Mr. Ray's and are not intended to be confused with reality.

This website is an archive of the music and opinion of Dave “Snaker” Ray, the brilliant American blues singer and guitarist from St. Paul, Minnesota, who passed away in 2002. Dave’s intelligence and wit was legendary. He compiled a few of his observations on his website. Our mission is to preserve those thoughts to entertain and enlighten friends and others, while honoring Dave’s memory, and to emulate the design of Dave's original site as much as possible.