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dads-yard-digest        Thursday, May 11 2000        Volume 02 : Number 029



                               Today's Subjects:
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  [dads-yard] That old-time religion                      [WoodellDC@aol.com]
  [dads-yard] listening and kicking  [Jo Norvelle Walker <jo@pluto.njcc.com>]
  RE: [dads-yard] That old-time religion  ["Tawni T. Hoang" <tawnihoa@earthl]

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Date: Wed, 10 May 2000 15:36:22 EDT
From: WoodellDC@aol.com
Subject: [dads-yard] That old-time religion

Hi, everyone,
    Yes, I'm talking about the Unitarian Universalist Church, which dates 
back to Colonial time in the US, and even earlier in parts of Eastern Europe.
    Well, each June my church in Cherry Hill, NJ, holds a gay pride service 
and this June 25 will be my second time performing a song. 2nd year? Two 
songs. This year, I'm doing "Me Too," by Sonia, and after some thought, 
decided that "What's the Matter?" would be a good closer. Rousing, upbeat, 
hand-claps optional, but encouraged!
    For anyone on this list who lives in the Cherry Hill area, I'd very much 
like some people there who actually will *know* the song, so they can sing 
along, and clap! Email me privately for details.
    That breathy sound you will hear between now and then will be all my 
heavy sighs to shake off the jitters. Whew! Wish me luck!
Deb

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Date: Thu, 11 May 2000 02:03:34 -0400
From: Jo Norvelle Walker <jo@pluto.njcc.com>
Subject: [dads-yard] listening and kicking

Tawni asked what we had been listening to.  Since last summer when I got 
her album at Falcon Ridge I have been listening most often to Mary 
Gauthier, with Sonia Rutstein in close second place.  I go through weeks 
that seem to feature Catie, Dar, Ferron, or Janis Ian.  The last three 
weeks have had the Indigo Girls at the top of my personal chart.  Vance 
Gilbert also has a new live album.

But Catie gets extra points for doing backups on Mary's CD.

I kick myself for only being able to get tickets for one of Catie's two Tin 
Angel shows this winter, and more recently for missing Sonia's two shows in 
Washington, weekend before last.  Mary however was performing at exactly 
the same time.

Going back to last year, I sadly missed a Fred Small concert.


Jo

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Date: Wed, 10 May 2000 23:38:34 -0700
From: "Tawni T. Hoang" <tawnihoa@earthlink.net>
Subject: RE: [dads-yard] That old-time religion

Deb wrote:
>     Well, each June my church in Cherry Hill, NJ, holds a gay pride service
> and this June 25 will be my second time performing a song. 2nd year? Two
> songs. This year, I'm doing "Me Too," by Sonia, and after some thought,
> decided that "What's the Matter?" would be a good closer. Rousing, upbeat,
> hand-claps optional, but encouraged!

Well, I for one, wish I could be there.  I remember sort of being in a trance
the one time I heard Deb play Ellis Paul's She Loves a Girl (last year's
performance???)  Knock em off their feet again, Deb.

- -T

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