I'm not
exactly sure how the roadblog works. Usually I just write a journal style
entry and send it to Pamela. Then it magically appears in the roadblog
section. Like the newsletter, I don't write very often.
The idea
behind the roadblog was that anybody who was interested could keep up with
the day to day events of whatever tour I happened to be on at the time. The
theory was good, but the practical application didn't work out as well. For
one thing I never seemed to have enough time or inclination to update it on
a regular basis, and when I did have time to update everyday I realized that
most of ya'll don't have the time or inclination to read that much.
The roadblog
is a bit like reading newspaper articles by a not very accomplished travel
writer. Still if you don't happen to have any current magazine subscriptions
it's better than a whack on the nose with a hot poker.
Billy Eli was born to play in beer joints. Walking the line
between rock and country, Eli’s gritty vocals and fine songwriting are the
backbone of his live shows, but he’s also got the musical chops to pull
together an explosive honky-tonk style that’s not limited to it’s Texas
roots. Eli’s songs, like Eli himself, are a beautiful mash-up of longing,
misadventure, and what-the-hell fun.
Booking and All other contacts:
email or
phone 512-587-8182
Billy Eli was born to play in beer joints. Walking the line
between rock and country, Eli’s gritty vocals and fine songwriting are the
backbone of his live shows, but he’s also got the musical chops to pull
together an explosive honky-tonk style that’s not limited to it’s Texas
roots. Eli’s songs, like Eli himself, are a beautiful mash-up of longing,
misadventure, and what-the-hell fun.
Copyright Warning: All
material copyright 2000-2007 Billy Eli, except where otherwise noted.
Access to photographic images and the technical capacity to download them
does not imply permission for re-use. Written permission to publish or
otherwise use images or other material on this site must be obtained from
Billy Eli.
Don't hesitate to ask, we'll probably
give you permission - just tell us what it's for.