Busy weekend with Saturday comprised of shopping for some food, then baseball has begun in the high schools here and Peter's team was playing so we went over and watched both the varsity and jv games.
Then we came home and I made some wings. Two kinds, one buffalo style, but not too hot (they actually could have been hotter) and one a sweet-hot flavor. I tossed them in some flour that had been seasoned with kosher salt, black pepper and a generous serving of Corruption. Then into the deep fryer until they were golden brown. I held them in a 250 degree oven until all were completed and then tossed them into their sauces until covered and yummy gooey.
Had some roasted potatoes with them and a few Red Stripes...
Do you like your wings floured or naked before frying? Have you ever baked your wings before adding the sauce? I have done that in the past, but if you use good oil and it is hot enough, the wings are anything but greasy.
Then we came home and I made some wings. Two kinds, one buffalo style, but not too hot (they actually could have been hotter) and one a sweet-hot flavor. I tossed them in some flour that had been seasoned with kosher salt, black pepper and a generous serving of Corruption. Then into the deep fryer until they were golden brown. I held them in a 250 degree oven until all were completed and then tossed them into their sauces until covered and yummy gooey.
Had some roasted potatoes with them and a few Red Stripes...
Do you like your wings floured or naked before frying? Have you ever baked your wings before adding the sauce? I have done that in the past, but if you use good oil and it is hot enough, the wings are anything but greasy.
Yes, there are differences living here in Mississippi as opposed to New York, New Jersey or Massachusetts (the three other states I have resided). As I sit here today, with the temperatures in the 70's and the door to the deck open allowing the beautiful breeze to air out the home, I am serenaded by the sound of gunfire as someone, not too far away, sights in their weapons or blows up some cans or destroy photos of their spouse to relieve themselves of their anger...
hummm...that last volley sounded like it was a semi-automatic weapon...nah, this isn't sightings...the shots are very consistent. Just another beautiful Sunday...
What happened in your life on Sunday?
hummm...that last volley sounded like it was a semi-automatic weapon...nah, this isn't sightings...the shots are very consistent. Just another beautiful Sunday...
What happened in your life on Sunday?
MUSIC ON THE COUCH
MONDAY, February 21, 2011
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This week:
KEITH SYKES
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JIM CHILSON
of The Ten Foot Polecats
SIT ON
THE COUCH
MONDAY, February 21, 2011
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KEITH SYKES
and
JIM CHILSON
of The Ten Foot Polecats
SIT ON
THE COUCH
Keith Sykes does it all...singer, guitarist, songwriter, producer, record company executive. Keith makes music and makes it extremely well.
You may not know it, but you have probably heard some of Keith's compositions from other artists; like Jimmy Buffett (co-wrote "Volcano"), Rosanna Cash (“Take Me, Take Me”, “Only Human” and “Raining In My Soul” ) and others.
Keith has just finished a new album, Country Morning Music, which he recorded on his COUCH, and we will get to discuss it with him and what plans he has for 2011 and beyond.
Then, Jim Chilson from 10 Ft Polecats will sit on The Couch and talk about this Boston based band who are making a name for themselves across the country.
The band is comprised of Jay Scheffler (vocals/harp); Jim Chilson (guitar) and Chad Rousseau (drums). The band plays North Mississippi Hill Country Blues in an aggressive style and their album "I Get Blamed For Everything I Do" was released on Hillgrass Bluebilly Records out of Austin, Texas last March.
What has the new record deal and album done for their credibility? What are their plans moving forward? All things we will talk about with Jim.
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Over 1,700 people listened in January and we are on track to meet or exceed that number in February.
Sponsorships can be had for as low as $10.00/spot and offer placement on the MOTC website.
For more information, send an email to musiconthecouch@yahoo.com
