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JMDL Digest           Friday, May 4 2007           Volume 2007 : Number 182



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TOPICS and authors in this Digest:
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  Re: Let me vent for 20 seconds and some questions njc  [Bob.Muller@Fluor.c]
  Re: JONI: A Dog or a Goddess?                      [Em <emzdogz@yahoo.com>]
  Re: Let me vent for 20 seconds and some questions NJC  ["Cassy" <Siquomb@C]
  NJC - Great Kite Video                      ["Cassy" <Siquomb@Comcast.net>]
  RE: JONI: A Dog or a Goddess?    ["Richard Flynn" <rflynn@frontiernet.net>]
  Re:Stevens' FMIP tribute                               [PassScribe@aol.com]
  Re: onlyJMDL Digest V2007 #132                           [srobe444@aol.com]
  Re:Stevens' FMIP tribute                 [Bob Muller <scjoniguy@yahoo.com>]
  Re: NJC Patti SMITH on 'The Tonight Show'  ["Richard Goldman" <richard2sf@]
  NJC streaming audio - Martin Sexton         ["Cassy" <Siquomb@Comcast.net>]
  Crown and Anchor                            ["Cassy" <Siquomb@Comcast.net>]
  Joni mentions at a People's Party  ["Patti Parlette" <loveuconn@hotmail.co]
  Cinco de Mayo @ Rockwood Sala de =?iso-8859-1?Q?M=FAsica_?=(NJC)  ["Kay As]

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Date: Thu, 3 May 2007 17:03:02 -0400
From: Bob.Muller@Fluor.com
Subject: Re: Let me vent for 20 seconds and some questions njc

<On a different note, what kinds of questions do others on the list ask
when candidates come a-knocking? >

Firstly Garret, I second Victor's comment. I like to read about 
international politics and the issues that everyone is dealing with in 
their respective countries. 

Secondly, the questions you would ask candidates will be relative to your 
interests. If you don't have kids, education issues might not be as 
important as property tax issues, for example. But it IS important that 
your voice gets heard. I admire your involvement and I'm sorry about the 
snafu with your registration.

Bob

NP: Amy Correia, "Stranded"
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Date: Thu, 3 May 2007 14:26:08 -0700 (PDT)
From: Em <emzdogz@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: JONI: A Dog or a Goddess?

- --- Catherine McKay <anima_rising@yahoo.ca> wrote:> My brother - my one
and only brother, the first-born
> son, that special one - used to mock Joni, telling me
> "anyone with a purple crayon could write that."

ha! I'm having visions of "the priest sat in an airport bar, he was
wearing his father's tie"...scrawled in purple crayon...
wow..
Em

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Date: Thu, 3 May 2007 17:44:13 -0400
From: "Cassy" <Siquomb@Comcast.net>
Subject: Re: Let me vent for 20 seconds and some questions NJC

From: "Garret"

<<< On a different note, what kinds of questions do others on the list ask 
when candidates come a-knocking? >>>

Some acquaintances of mine were at a kinky party in a warehouse district in 
Attleboro Massachusetts a few years ago.  Accidentally the police raided the 
party (they used the wrong address looking for drugs) and though there were 
no infractions of liquor laws or drug laws, several people were arrested for 
"assault" because they were striking willing partners.  In the majority of 
states in the USA, consent cannot be used as a defense which I think is 
ridiculous.  One woman was prosecuted for striking her partner with a wooded 
kitchen spoon and consequently there was a legal defense fundraiser using 
small wooden spoons made into pins the incident was named "Paddleboro". 
Each of the persons arrested had their expensive "toys" confiscated, they 
were never returned even though the charges were eventually dropped

In San Diego, also a few years ago, six people were arrested for the same 
thing.  "The San Diego Six" subsequently had all charges dismissed but not 
after spending a fortune in legal fees and being made public figures through 
rabid news reporters.

I am tired of my bedroom being legislated.  Last year a new law was passed 
in Michigan outlawing torture.  I understand the need to legislate 
non-consensual torture and wrote to my Representative applauding him for 
introducing the bill, however, in the same letter I urged him to write in an 
exception for those of us who choose BDSM because we enjoy it.  He responded 
to me and asked a few questions which I sincerely replied to in order that 
he better understand the sheer numbers of people who are involved these 
days.  When the bill was finally written into law, wording WAS added to 
clarify that the law is intended for non-consensual activities.

I have been active in a local law enforcement outreach program regarding 
consensual BDSM; I believe in being proactive in educating the officer on 
the beat about understanding the difference between abuse and consenting 
adults and I teach classes within my community regarding safety in what it 
is we do.

Gay marriage should be legal - that has been my main question in recent 
years - "Where do you stand on the issue of gay marriage?"  I also want to 
be sure that any candidates who knock on my door understand that I'm not a 
sick pervert because my partner and I are sadistic/masochistic.  (well maybe 
I'm a little bit twisted).

Warmly,
Cassy

NP:   Recoil - Breath Control

Is there no way to request an exception since it was the registrars mistake 
that you're no longer registered Garret?

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Date: Thu, 3 May 2007 18:01:26 -0400
From: "Cassy" <Siquomb@Comcast.net>
Subject: NJC - Great Kite Video

I hope you enjoy this clip.

http://www.kitevideo.net:80/video_files/demo/RayBethell_384kbps.wmv

Cassy

NP:  Dave Matthews/Tim Reynolds -= Dancing Nancies

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Date: Thu, 3 May 2007 18:16:44 -0400
From: "Richard Flynn" <rflynn@frontiernet.net>
Subject: RE: JONI: A Dog or a Goddess?

I'm having a vision of Harold (of Crockett Johnson's Harold and the Purple
Crayon)writing all of Joni's songs.

- -----Original Message-----
From: owner-joni@smoe.org [mailto:owner-joni@smoe.org] On Behalf Of Em
Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2007 5:26 PM
To: Catherine McKay; Patti Parlette; joni@smoe.org
Subject: Re: JONI: A Dog or a Goddess?

- --- Catherine McKay <anima_rising@yahoo.ca> wrote:> My brother - my one
and only brother, the first-born
> son, that special one - used to mock Joni, telling me
> "anyone with a purple crayon could write that."

ha! I'm having visions of "the priest sat in an airport bar, he was
wearing his father's tie"...scrawled in purple crayon...
wow..
Em

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Date: Thu, 3 May 2007 19:18:43 EDT
From: PassScribe@aol.com
Subject: Re:Stevens' FMIP tribute

> From: Bob.Muller@Fluor.com
> Subject: Re: Stevens' tribute version of FMIP
> 
It was about an artist who translated a song into their style. I would
imagine, given the comments I've read about this one, that if you aren't
familiar with Sufjan's style (lots of orchestrated production and his
trademark staccato synchopations) or if you don't like his style (my wife
yells at me like a banshee to turn it off when she hears him) than you
don't like his treatment of the song.

     I understand what you're saying, but when Yes covered Simon & 
Garfunkel's "America", they added a totally new twist to it, and you could still tell it 
was "America." When Steve Hillage remade Donovan's "Hurdy Gurdy Man", he 
completely transformed it but you still knew it was "Hurdy Gurdy Man." I just 
think Stevens' version of Free Man In Paris goes so far, it's no longer the same 
song. He might just as well put different words to the music he created 'cause 
it sure ain't FMIP to me.
     I'm looking forward to hearing the rest of the Joni tribute album before 
I decide to add it to my collection; hopefully, there's more good than bad.

     Kenny B




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Date: Thu, 03 May 2007 20:34:36 -0400
From: srobe444@aol.com
Subject: Re: onlyJMDL Digest V2007 #132

I dunno
 
I loved HOSL when it came out and still do
 
I think Boho Dance is one of her more profound songs, and poetically structured
 
very narrative, yet evocative
 
jeans with a little lace along the seems mirrors lady in a Paris dress with runs in her nylons
 
nothing is encapsulated in me on either side of town
the streets were never really mine, not mine, these glamour gowns
 
how much more revealing is that?
 
I think the album has a lot to do with LOTC - a retelling from a later perspective
 
Compare the mood of Harry's House or Shades of Scarlett Conquering with Conversation
 
or Boho Dance with For Free
 
 
  
 
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onlyJMDL Digest         Tuesday, May 1 2007         Volume 2007 : Number 132



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TOPICS and authors in this Digest:
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  Re: Miles Beyond                                          [Motitan@aol.com]
  Re: Joni & Jaco                                           [Motitan@aol.com]
  Re: Miles Beyond                                 ["AJ" <ajfashion@att.net>]
  Re: Joni & Jaco                                           [Wtking59@cs.com]
  Re: Miles Beyond                                          [Wtking59@cs.com]
  Re: Miles Beyond                                          [Wtking59@cs.com]

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Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2007 22:15:14 EDT
From: Motitan@aol.com
Subject: Re: Miles Beyond

In fact, parts of THOSL sound much more dated to me than ANYTHING on  C&S or 
MOA (particularly the comparatively lightweight sounding fluff of  "Shades of 
Scarlett Conquering," the clichid and superficial "Harry's House,"  the 
downright hokey opener "In France They Kiss On Main Street...
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- - ---------------------------------------------------------------
    Well what about them in particular makes you think  they sound dated?  
And why do you find Harry's House superficial?   We're all entitled to our own 
opinion but it's good to ask.   Discussion is healthy.  Just curious as always.
- - -Monika



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Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2007 22:21:42 EDT
From: Motitan@aol.com
Subject: Re: Joni & Jaco

HEY, Monika
Well, apart from her marriage to Klein--yet another bass  player--you ARE  
aware that Jaco died relatively young, aren't you? Killed  in a bar fight of 
some  sort, if I'm not mistaken. I've forgotten the exact  year, but it's been a 

while.
- - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Hmm, yes I read that he died young in passing  somewhere but was not 
aware of the year.  
- - -Monika



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Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2007 21:27:00 -0500
From: "AJ" <ajfashion@att.net>
Subject: Re: Miles Beyond

- - ----- Original Message ----- 
From: <Motitan@aol.com>



> In fact, parts of THOSL sound much more dated to me than ANYTHING on  C&S 
> or
> MOA (particularly the comparatively lightweight sounding fluff of  "Shades 
> of
> Scarlett Conquering," the clichid and superficial "Harry's House,"  the
> downright hokey opener "In France They Kiss On Main Street...
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> ---------------------------------------------------------------
>    Well what about them in particular makes you think  they sound dated?
> And why do you find Harry's House superficial?   We're all entitled to our 
> own
> opinion but it's good to ask.   Discussion is healthy.  Just curious as 
> always.
> -Monika

I myself find "Harry's House" one the most profound JM
songs of all.  The timbre of her voice when she sings/speaks
"Nothing's any good" made my hair stand on end the day
the album came out, and still does, these many years later,
when I listen to it on my IPod.

I find it an incredibly dense (in a good way) musical statement
about not simply American culture in the 1970s, but still
as timely in 2007 as it was when it came out.  And it is
a strangely bifurcated song, which makes it endlessly
fascinating to me to this day.

- - --AJ

- ------------------------------

Date: Tue, 1 May 2007 00:26:14 EDT
From: Wtking59@cs.com
Subject: Re: Joni & Jaco

Bruce --

THANKS for providing more details on Jaco's death. Such an unfortunate loss 
for many (including Joni, I'm sure).

And I agree with your logic 100% on the possibilities of why the couple 
eventually parted ways, as well as your probable theories about what was 
responsible for Joni's lighter, more positive mood while creating WTRF.


XXXOOO,
Billy
 

     =================================
Bruce (LBVaughn@comcast.net) wrote:


>>> Billy,

>>> You are correct. Jaco died from injuries (declared brain dead after 
lapsing into a coma) sustained in a heated disagreement with a bouncer in an 
establishment that he'd been refused entrance to. His date of death, I believe 
was 
September of 1987 which would have made him about 35 or so. <<<

>>> I suspect he and Joni parted ways due to Jaco's health (manic depression) 
and substance problems which from what I've read made him quite unpredictable 
and somewhat "black flagged" in the music world. I wouldn't know, but I 
suspect Joni is the type that when she's recording would be blisteringly angry 
when 
she had a head full of ideas and her bass player ended up MIA. <<<

>>> WTRF was probably considered more of a happy album for any number of 
reasons. I've heard that it was supposed to be more of a rock styled album (not 
sure I'd call it that) but it was something different and fresh from what she 
had been doing. Klein was probably the largest influence on her mood at the time 

but WTRF was also her first release for a new record label and she might have 
had high hopes that they would treat her better than recent years with Asylum 
and it reunited her with David Geffen who was behind her more commercial 
successes, FTR, MOA, and CAS. Might have been a very optimistic Joni at that 
time. 
<<<

Bruce in Tucson <<<   

- ------------------------------

Date: Tue, 1 May 2007 01:48:53 EDT
From: Wtking59@cs.com
Subject: Re: Miles Beyond

Monika wrote:

>>> Well, what about them in particular makes you think they sound dated? And 
why do you find Harry's House superficial? We're all entitled to our own 
opinion but it's good to ask. Discussion is healthy. Just curious as always. <<<


Almost everything, Monika. 

But to be more specific, I suddenly found most of the lyrics on THOSL to be 
soooooooo cliched compared to the classic, deeply confessional mid-period of 
BLUE, FTR and CAS. Disappointingly detached and emotionally bankrupt. I think 
"Shades of Scarlett Conquering" is weak both musically and lyrically, and 
"Harry's House" isn't much better. To me, they're largely nothing more than 
pretty 
sounding, superficial gloss and glitter, with very little discernible substance 
(as the majority of critics pointed out in 1975). 

And then 'Hejira' (in '76), while a bit more profound in the lyric department 
(except when compared to her most seminal period), was even LESS musically 
challenging than its predecessor--mostly droning from one chilly dirge to 
another. In some ways she rebounded a bit with DJRD in '77, but it was only a 
matter 
of time before she'd attempt a return to her earlier, most acclaimed sound 
(on WTRF)--with only mixed results.

However, this is just the most popular general opinion (and the opinion I 
happen to share), and certainly some people feel differently. I can appreciate 
that. But at the same time, I occasionally feel the need to express my own point 

of view (like everyone else here)--just to balance things out, so-to-speak, 
and to make sure Joni's earlier brilliance is never overlooked or forgotten  
;-)


XXXOOO,
Billy

NP: 'We're Children of Coincidence and Harpo Marx' (1976) by Dory Previn

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Date: Tue, 1 May 2007 02:37:40 EDT
From: Wtking59@cs.com
Subject: Re: Miles Beyond

AJ (ajfashion@att.net) wrote:

>>> I myself find "Harry's House" one the most profound JM songs of all. The 
timbre of her voice when she sings/speaks "Nothing's any good" made my hair 
stand on end the day the album came out, and still does... <<<


Oh, yeah--and what about that thrilling part just afterwards (returning to 
the original melody), when she sings: "shining hair and shining skin, shining as 

she reeled him in..." with that all-too-brief but fabulous guitar flourish 
right in the middle!? 

     Although I find it superficial, I ADORE that little moment of bliss!


AJ added:

>>> I find it an incredibly dense (in a good way) musical statement about not 
simply American culture in the 1970s, but still as timely in 2007 as it was 
when it came out. And it is a strangely bifurcated song, which makes it 
endlessly fascinating to me to this day. <<<


AJ--you're not the only one who feels that way. But for me, that's part of 
the problem with THOSL: I didn't want a "dense, musical statement" about modern 
American culture coming from Joni (?). Instead, I wanted more of the 
brilliantly emotional, romantic poetry of the individual "heart and mind" that 
an 
entire generation had come to know and love. The style she'd finally perfected 
on 
CAS.


XXXOOO,
Billy

NP: 'We the People' (1973) by Ellen McIlwaine

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Date: Thu, 3 May 2007 17:40:31 -0700 (PDT)
From: Bob Muller <scjoniguy@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re:Stevens' FMIP tribute

Yeah, I can dig what you're saying Kenny...I knew it was FMIP with those opening horns.
   
  Anyway, if you wanna check out samples of ALL the tracks:
   
  http://www.atributetojonimitchell.com/
   
  Bob
   
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Date: Thu, 3 May 2007 18:27:10 -0700
From: "Richard Goldman" <richard2sf@earthlink.net>
Subject: Re: NJC Patti SMITH on 'The Tonight Show'

Were the lyrics always:
"Peace, children, it's just a VOTE away, it's just a vote away"
?????
Rock ON, Patti!

~Richard in San Francisco
n.p.  Rufus Wainwright: "Release The Stars" . . . . . . ..


Date: Thu, 3 May 2007 03:55:35 EDT
From: Wtking59@cs.com
Subject: Re: NJC Patti SMITH on 'The Tonight Show'

Cassy (Siquomb@Comcast.net) asked:

>>> did anyone catch Patti Smith on 'The Tonight Show' last night? She
performed "Gimme Shelter"--it was excellent. <<<


YES, Cassy--"Gimme Shelter" ROCKED! One of the best TV performances I've
seen
by Patti (or ANYONE, for that matter) in quite some time. It's also my
favorite track on her new album ('twelve'). In fact, she hasn't recorded a
cover
THIS great since her scorching version of The Byrds' "(So You Want to Be a)
Rock
and Roll Star" on the 'Wave' (1979) album.

And I wish she'd covered Jefferson Airplane's "Somebody to Love" on her new
disc (man, she coulda rocked THAT one, TOO!) instead of "White Rabbit"
(which,
unfortunately, doesn't really work for me).


XXXOOO,
Billy

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Date: Fri, 4 May 2007 00:17:45 -0400
From: "Cassy" <Siquomb@Comcast.net>
Subject: NJC streaming audio - Martin Sexton

WXPN - Philadelphia,  Live Lunch Radio Broadcast Tomorrow Friday, May 4th 
will feature Martin Sexton.  XPN Free At Noon.

It is possible to tune in online at: 
http://www.xpn.org/listen_live/listen.php

I hope someone finds this as interesting as I do.

Warmly,
Cassy

NP:  Frou Frou - Let Go 

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Date: Fri, 4 May 2007 00:44:32 -0400
From: "Cassy" <Siquomb@Comcast.net>
Subject: Crown and Anchor

I was discussing jewelry with a friend today.  We were talking about the 
hallmarks inside rings and on the backs of quality jewelry.  Many pieces 
have a crown and an anchor.

I began giving a little thought to the lyric "Crown and Anchor me or let me 
sail away" and wondered... I guess I'd never really given that little 
couplet much thought before.

I wonder if I missed the meaning for all these years.  Now when I think of 
the hallmarks in gold jewelry and think of a wedding ring with those stamps 
inside I believe she meant "marry me or let me go".

Duh.  It just hit me like a ton of bricks, I actually have an antique 
wedding ring with those marks inside.

What do you think?

Cassy

NP:  Bonnie Raiit - Who But a Fool (Thief into Paradise)





If Iraq's biggest export was broccoli, would we still be there ? 

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Date: Fri, 04 May 2007 05:04:10 +0000
From: "Patti Parlette" <loveuconn@hotmail.com>
Subject: Joni mentions at a People's Party

Bon soir, Joniami(e)s!

It's very late as I walk in, and I hope my talking, as it rambles,  doesn't 
reveal suspicious reasoning or anything, but I just have to share some 
enchanted evening I just had.

It may be inchoate (Hi Richard!) but I have to get it out tonight or it will 
be lost to tomorrow.

All the people at this party
They've got a lot of style
They've got stamps of many countries
They've got passport smiles

Exactement!  It was an end-of-the-academic-year party at a beautiful 1800's 
farmhouse, filled with wonderful intelligent and bright people from all over 
the world, but mostly from Europe.  Bohemians.  I love Bohemians!

The party was mostly for our friend and colleague Ed who is retiring.  I 
love this guy so much.  He's a French professor, and one of my best friends 
in the department.  He nursed his wife so lovingly through ovarian cancer 
for years, and lost her two years ago.  Too sad.  But now he is remarried, 
and I met his new wife tonight for the first time.  They looked so happy, 
and I am so happy for them.

He was so excited to introduce me to her.  I loved her immediately.

At one point, I  mentioned Joni (imaginez-vous!), and Ed rolled his eyes (as 
if to say:  Uh, oh, here she goes again.)  Maureen grabbed my hand and said: 
  "I *knew" there was some reason I liked you right away.  I love Joni 
Mitchell, too!"

So there, Ed!  <smile>

Another great Joni moment pour moi was my student worker Erica, and her 
boyfriend from a Grecian Isle (but not a red-neck).  I hired Erica on August 
15th, the day I was going to see CSNY.  I was rather bubbling over with 
enthusiasm during the interview, and told her where I was going that night.  
She said:  "I love CSNY!"

I said: Really?  Do you know them?

She said:  Yes. I am a folksinger.

Me:  Do you know Joni Mitchell?

Erica:  I LOVE Joni Mitchell!

Me:  You're hired!!!!

So much for affirmative Joni Mitchell action!

(I think the word is out on campus that if you want a job in the Department 
of Modern and Classical Languages, just mention "Joni Mitchell" and you're a 
shoe-in.....LOL!  I don't care, baby,  I'm so Joni square)

ANYWAY, as I was leaving the party, Erica and Stefanos were starting to play 
their guitars, and Erica announced, rather shyly (oh, I wish you could meet 
her, she's such a love, with impossibly gentle hands, like a Botticelli 
girl):

"I am going to do a Joni Mitchell song for you all, because if it weren't 
for Joni Mitchell, I would not have this job.  And this one is for Patti."

Oh, love is touching souls.

They sang Both Sides Now.

Musik Meister Muller, I will have to have her tape it for you.

It was beautiful.

Just absof#$#inlutelyy beautiful.

Oh, one more Joni thing (help me....she's talkiing and she won't shut up!).  
At this people's party was our exchange French professor....here for only 
one year.  I told him that I am so sorry he is leaving.  He came here 
because he loves American music.  But he had never heard of Joni 
before....go figure.  So of course I came to the rescue and loaned him FTR 
for a start.  And of course he fell in love.  I told him he can't go back to 
France because he has not completed his Joni education.  He laughed, and 
kissed me deux fois as the French always do, and told me that we can do an 
on-line independent study.  Alors, VOILA!  I will do it.  That's a promise 
that I made.

Pardon my crazy Joni shoo-bop ce soir.  Just had to get it out.  And really, 
I only had two glasses of sweet champagne tonight.

Vive la Joan!

Thank you for this place, Joni lovers.

Love and peace,

Patti P.

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Date: Fri, 4 May 2007 01:48:49 -0400 (EDT)
From: "Kay Ashley" <kay@kayashley.com>
Subject: Cinco de Mayo @ Rockwood Sala de =?iso-8859-1?Q?M=FAsica_?=(NJC)

The Honduran Fertility Goddess Speaks!

Yes, I admit it, it's shameless self-promotion.  However, I do want to let
any JoniListas in the NYC area know that I have an early show (6:00 pm) at
Rockwood Music Hall this Saturday, Cinco de Mayo.

See below for the details of my pathetic begging, oops, I mean, attempts
to publicize my show.

I'm still pissed that JoniFest is over.

:-)
Kay

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Subject: Cinco de Mayo @ Rockwood Sala de Mzsica
From:    "Kay Ashley" <kay@kayashley.com>
Date:    Fri, May 4, 2007 1:34 am
To:      kay@kayashley.com
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Hello Friends,

I've got a fun show coming up this weekend at a very odd time -- 6:00
pm on Saturday.  Wow, that's very odd, I hear you all say.  Well, yes
it is.

However, I am hoping that I can convince you that this is actually a
cool time to come out to hear me play. Think of it as a pre-dinner
cocktail hour with music.  Or a very late High Tea (unfortunately,
there's no clotted cream at the Rockwood) with music.  Or a weekend
Happy Hour for all you poor suckers who are still temping on the
weekends, with, you guessed it, music.

And this Saturday is Cinco de Mayo to boot.  So get your evening
started right at the hippest joint below Houston.  To make things even
more exciting than they already are, I've invited my amazingly
talented friends Allison Tartalia and Denise Barbarita to join me for
part of my set.  They'll each do a song of their own and will most
likely be unable to contain themselves and will end up on stage during
some of my songs as well.

Saturday, May 5th, 2007
Rockwood Music Hall - http://www.rockwoodmusichall.com
Kay Ashley & Friends - 6:00 pm
196 Allen Street
New York, NY 10002
212.477.4155
Price: No cover

Hope to see you there!

Kay
http://www.kayashley.com


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