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believers-digest       Saturday, March 31 2001       Volume 05 : Number 050



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  re: interview w/Susan                                    [MargeryR@aol.com]
  Susan in Madison                       ["Beth McConnell" <mcbeth@merr.com>]

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Date: Fri, 30 Mar 2001 09:48:08 EST
From: MargeryR@aol.com
Subject: re: interview w/Susan

I have a good relationship with our local daily newspaper and would like to 
propose that they interview her prior to or at her gig at The Turning Point 
in Piermont on April 27.  Her bio on her Web site gives me something to start 
with, but a reporter may want to contact her ahead of time.  Who can tell me 
how a reporter may contact Susan for an interview between now and April 27? 
Thanks,
Margery Rothenberg
MargeryR@aol.com
cell: 914-282-0350

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Date: Sat, 31 Mar 2001 00:10:07 -0600
From: "Beth McConnell" <mcbeth@merr.com>
Subject: Susan in Madison

Just returned from a Susan/Willy Porter concert at the Barrymore in Madison,
WI  ... *fanspamtastic*!

Totally would have embarrassed my 11y/o (who came with me) had I actually
_written down_  pieces performed so I dutifully committed them to memory.
Ok, so that was a mistake.  In no particular order -

Misery
Standing in My Own Way
um um um
Like Bonsai ( <---makes me cry every time)
Tall Drink (and another piano piece, can't recall the name)
All of the Above (this was encore)
Sorry About Jesus
errrrrr
Shade of Gray

She was great; easy and fluid on the vocal cords, warm and effervescent with
the crowd. Fierce and then suddenly so gentle with her instruments.  aaahhhh

I was not familiar with Willy <hanging head in shame> - wowza.  That boy can
play a geetar.  He's apparently a local lad, from Milwaukee, I believe. (I
am old and feeble and will be happy to stand corrected if I'm wrong though).
He and Suze played a couple o'bits together.  Marvelous, the two of them
playing (in all aspects) together.

Anyone else able to fill in my blanks?

[and just a motherly sidenote: my son - who for which Hootie and Eminem have
been the epitome of musical talent for a time now, has tonight announced he
believes there is, in fact, other music that might be *better*.  Praise the
goddesses for him thinking Susan and Willy were hot shit.  <grin>  note to
self: take him to more live performances like this. end note.]


Beth


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The meeting of two personalities is like the contact of two chemical
substances;
if there is any reaction, both are transformed.          -  Jung

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