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lestalkmoremusic-digest  Wednesday, February 23 2000  Volume 02 : Number 001



* Today's Subjects:
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  [lestalkmoremusic] Less music down here                     [morse@his.com]
  Re: [lestalkmoremusic] Less music down here                 [Radnj@aol.com]
  [lestalkmoremusic] RE: Less music down here  ["Bill McDonough" <billmcdo@b]

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Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2000 19:57:03 -0500
From: morse@his.com
Subject: [lestalkmoremusic] Less music down here

Well, things are looking pretty bleak for Les fans in the Washington,
Baltimore area.  Are we really going to go an entire year just listening to
CD's?  So we have to drive at least three hours to see Les live.  OK, then,
if we were going to make the trip once, and just once, what would be the
absolute best place to see Les?  Must have a fantastic sound system, good
acoustics, and preferably a beautiful theater, such as the old theater in
Easton, Maryland, where we last saw Les.  Nearby attractions would also be
a plus.  We like old towns, cities.

Any suggestions?

- --Mike

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Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2000 21:16:48 EST
From: Radnj@aol.com
Subject: Re: [lestalkmoremusic] Less music down here

In a message dated 02/22/2000 8:04:52 PM Eastern Standard Time, morse@his.com 
writes:

<< So we have to drive at least three hours to see Les live.  OK, then,
 if we were going to make the trip once, and just once, what would be the
 absolute best place to see Les?  >>

Hey Mike,

Found you the perfect place to see Les if you don't mind driving to PA.

3/24/00 FRI
9pm The Point 
880 W. Lancaster Avenue
Bryn Mawr, PA
 610-527-0988 

I have only been to this venue once, but it's a lovely cafe. The room is 
larger then most coffee houses but still very intimate. I think you can BYOB 
if you like and they serve up some impressive looking food...the night I went 
I wasn't too hungry so I couldn't say for sure how tasty it is. The drive 
from NJ in the snow pretty much killed the appetite, but the ambiance of the 
room made me feel warm and cozy again. It's worth checking out especially for 
opportunity to see/hear Les live....give the CD's a rest!

that's my 2 cents

Nice to get a posting from the Les List. Hope there are more of you out there 
that may be considering going to this show. Lets hear from some you!!

Jodi

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Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2000 22:41:52 -0500
From: "Bill McDonough" <billmcdo@bellatlantic.net>
Subject: [lestalkmoremusic] RE: Less music down here

	I'll second Jodi's opinion on the Point. I've been there a few times and
really like it. Think it will be great seeing Les there after not seeing her
for quite a while. It's also easy to get to from the Washington DC area,
just a few miles off 476.

Bill

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