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dads-yard-digest       Tuesday, November 7 2000       Volume 02 : Number 091



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  [dads-yard] Catie in KY                              [jeff.a.hudson@ac.com]

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Date: Mon, 6 Nov 2000 10:31:24 -0600
From: jeff.a.hudson@ac.com
Subject: [dads-yard] Catie in KY

I have to echo Becky's comments on the Catie and Dar show in Newport, KY.
Just like Becky, I was surprised not to hear anything from Crash Course in
Roses.  I would have loved to hear Magnolia Street or What's the Matter.  I
cannot complain, though, because we got to hear some old favorites and some
really cool new stuff.  The highlight of the show for me was the song that
Catie had just written that day.  I felt tears coming to my eyes as I
experienced this moment.  Here is this incredibly talented artist
performing a song that she was inspired to write just today while sitting
in her hotel room, watching a train cross the Ohio River, thinking about
and missing her partner.  The moment captured everything that I love about
Catie.  She wasn't sure if she would remember the song and said that she
had better perform it now because she might forget it and never get to
perform it again.  We can't let that happen....this song is too wonderful
to be lost!  So if any of you get to see Catie in the coming weeks, ask her
to play the song about the train going over the Ohio River.  You will be so
glad that you did.
Other really cool moments in the show include an extra line she added when
performing Radical:  "Though I mind what people say, not-really-anymore,
love is stronger than any words anyway."  And in closing, she encouraged
everyone to get out and vote, and appropriately performed Hole in the
Bucket.  It was an incredible, if short, set.
Dar was really great, too.  She was very funny and told a lot of stories.
I am pretty new to her music and seeing her live has only encouraged my
interest.
Well, that's it for now.  Hope everyone gets the opportunity to see this
show and please share with us when you do!
Jeff

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