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dads-yard-digest        Tuesday, April 17 2001        Volume 03 : Number 059



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  [dads-yard] Catie at benefit last Friday                 [BTFenton@aol.com]

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Date: Mon, 16 Apr 2001 09:15:07 EDT
From: BTFenton@aol.com
Subject: [dads-yard] Catie at benefit last Friday

Wide range of styles sets tone for Passim benefit
by Daniel Gewertz 
Sunday, April 15, 2001


Club Passim Benefit with Catie Curtis, Bill Morrissey, Jim Kweskin, 
Silverleaf Gospel, Burns Sisters, Live From NY, at the Somerville Theatre, 
Friday, April 13.

[...]

Catie Curtis dared to ask some big questions about the nature of God's wrath 
and man's culpability in a new song based on the destruction of her old 
hometown church. What kind of benevolent God burns down a church? And how can 
we manage to love life more fiercely after standing in a church's cinders? 

Curtis' charming set, with a sublime Jimmy Ryan on mandolin, delved into some 
fine new songs. After weeks in the recording studio, Curtis was so excited to 
perform before a live crowd that she showed fans a photo of her dog.

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