Gathering Moss

08/04/2024

amiright

07/27/2024

🦇 🤖

07/25/2024

Wish I had a Costco card 😞

07/24/2024

Wingstop ftw

07/23/2024

RIP SCREECH

07/16/2024

I can’t resist these

07/15/2024

Kinsolving is a current/former owner of many entertainment establishments in Nashville. And he tweeted “we were inches away from freedom” after Donald Trump was shot. Good for Mercy Lounge.

07/11/2024

Even if you’re getting old you can still be a star so don’t give up ❤️

Patrick Crenshaw became interested in acting while entertaining American troops before World War II. His mild-mannered and gentlemanly demeanor led him to a number of roles as bank tellers, store managers, and grandfathers. He began his screen acting career in 1955 when he was 36 in the uncredited role of a bartender at a dance in the western "Texas Lady." Despite an acting span of more than 40 years and some 102 appearances, his first credited film role came at the age of 41, in "The Amazing Transparent Man" (1960). His major credits include "Bonnie and Clyde" (1967), "Bandelero!" (1968) "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" (1978), "Pee-Wee's Big Adventure" (1985), "The Hudsucker Proxy"(1994), "Everyone Says I Love You" (1996), and "Best in Show" (2000).

But it was his scene-stealing turn as Blue in the hit Will Farrell comedy "Old School" (2003) that turned Cranshaw into a bonified Hollywood star. Cranshaw could hardly go anywhere without hearing Ferrell's signature line from the film, "You're my boy, Blue," his daughter told The Dallas Morning News. "It's like he became a rock star in his 80s." (Wikipedia/UPI)

Happy Birthday, Patrick Crenshaw! You're our boy! See less

07/10/2024

Sheeeeeesh nostalgia

07/10/2024

Truth

07/10/2024

07/10/2024

OHHHHHHHH !

07/10/2024

06/16/2024

I’d watch it

06/07/2024

Ooh

06/07/2024

DEEP BREATH

06/07/2024

:)

08/03/2023

☺️good morning here are some funny people

07/31/2023

Paul Reubens, aka Pee-Wee Herman, died today from cancer. He was 70. He was great. Rest in peace , HEH HEH

07/31/2023

FRESH AND NEW: reel in the long-awaited DEBUT ALBUM of TODAY - the country rockers from Alabama dropped a real hum-dinger at midnight last night. My review coming soon- spoiler alert: it’s awesome.

07/08/2023

The MSG Sphere in Vegas is so funky

Shout out to our friends at SoCal 360 for these amazing pictures of the MSG Sphere in Las Vegas! Cannot wait to see this in person.

If only those U2 tickets weren't so crazy expensive. 😜

06/17/2023

Unlike those other awards, we accept everyone and anything, including artificial intelligence, into consideration for our awards.

06/05/2023

Shout out to Mom & Dad for the support at America's Got Talent (and for the ride home)!!

06/03/2023

The Phonograph was the first mechanical device for recording and reproducing sound (later came the gramophone). This year’s PHONNY™️ Awards will highlight some of the best in discovered and undiscovered music and music-related content from around the nation and the globe. Presented by Gathering Moss Magazine ™️

06/03/2023

More nominees coming soon…

05/24/2023

had everything to do with it. REST IN PEACE LEGEND!!!

05/22/2023

After the huge popularity of in Huntsville, Alabama the team behind the unique music festival will be taking it to another level in 2024 with “Dumpster Fest”, an eco-friendly music extravaganza that will feature some of the best up and coming talent in Northeast Alabama atop, inside of and around interesting dumpsters around town. kudos!

05/07/2023

We spoke with PATT QUAKE of ALLAABBAAMMAA.com, the source for all things Alabama, about the music business and Industry as a whole. Here’s that convo:
GM: hi PATT! Nice to meet ya- we’re honored. Just read one of your great music articles on a local band. Cheers!
Patt: yeah that’s cool. Your magazine is. Ok I guess. We’ll see if the second issue sucks or not
GM: uh- heh- right - it IS late but it’s coming! so anyways we were thinking about the music industry and the business of music- and as our magazine and we are a part of that universe, wanted to get your take on-
Patt: psh you’re not in the music business
GM: eh- lol- well I mean I guess it’s all in how you define it huh- but anyways wha-
Patt: nah you’re not in the industry
GM: what do you mean?
Patt: have you ever played in a band?
GM; yeah man like several
PATT: WELL have you ever played anywhere but Alabama small shows?!
GM: I mean, yeah man…
PATT: WELLL WHERE
GM: 😵‍💫 I’ve played at some big venues and opened for some big names from California to vegas to Nashville
PATT: I lived and worked in LOS ANGELES
GM: that’s nice man
PATT: yeah I USED TO PLAY MUSIC TOO! Covers in TUSCALOOSA! WE WERE PRETTY Big!!
GM: awesome.
PATT: BUT YOURE NOT IN THE MUSIC BUSINESS HOW MANY PEOPLE EVEN CAME TO YOUR BIGGEST SHOW
GM: Um. I dunno dude. Several hundred.
PATT: HA! SEE! YOU HAVENT FILLED ONE STADIUM HAVE YOU! You’re not in the MuSiC business!!!!!!!!
GM: well man maybe we just see the music biz a little differently then
PATT: NOOOOOOOOO IM THE ONLY ONE IN ALABAMA THAT KNOWS ANYTHINGGGGGGGGG MUSIC INDUSTRY NOT
YOUUUUUUUU ARGGGGGHHHH
GM:
PATT: *tips hat* good day, sir
GM: 😳
PATT: * slides away backwards, eyes fixed on mine*
GM: heh -uhhh- mmm k byeee

Thanks again Mr. Quake. What an honor for us. Godspeed. Go dodgers?

05/06/2023

There’s this thing in Huntsville, Alabama called “Porchfest” and they have all the local and quasi-local bands play on porches around town. Some of these bands I don’t know but some I do and they’re real good. Huntsville Music Scene has done a fine job, along with Judy Spiva Allison (who’s contributed to our humble mag!) running the show over there. Pretty cool stuff. I’m jealous they got a beer named after them but I digress. Dig it.