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shindell-list-digest    Monday, September 24 2001    Volume 03 : Number 318



                               Today's Subjects:
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  [RS] Peterborough 2                       ["Greg Z" <thezinkman@lycos.com>]
  Re: [RS] Re: Dear Jim                  [patrick t power <ptpower@juno.com>]
  [RS] And sitting on a cliff, we shared a handkerchief . . .  [Katie Mahone]
  [RS] Re: shindell-list-digest V3 #316           [Tim <tim1@sprintmail.com>]
  Re: [RS] And sitting on a cliff, we shared a handkerchief . . .  [Vanessa ]
  [RS] And I thought Richard had a dark side  ["Norman A. Johnson" <njohnson]

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Date: Sun, 23 Sep 2001 09:44:47 -0400
From: "Greg Z" <thezinkman@lycos.com>
Subject: [RS] Peterborough 2

Geez Jim,
     I was there, front row also.  I checked the list too early Sat. morning to catch your message.
     Yes, it was an outstanding performance, and Greg and Lisa added a lot with their instruments and talent.  I would pick Reunion Hill as the best song performance of the night, and just so happens to be one of my favorites (Civil War interest).  It indeed was stirring.  I missed hearing a lot of RS songs, but the covers were excellent and, of course, timely.  Fishing was also done with intensity.  Fleur de Lis was nice to hear, and for guitar players, he added some newer licks like the run on the 2nd string up to the 1st in Wisteria.  Calling the Moon, another favorite, was good to hear as well.  Beyond the Iron Gate was done quite well and enjoyable.
     Anyway, I wrote down the song list in order:
1. Bleeker St.
2. Beyond the Iron Gate
3. Blue Divide
4. Fishing
5. Where the Time Goes
6. You Stay Here
7. Reunion Hill
8. On the Wings of A Dove
9. Transit
10. Fleur de Lis
11. Calling the Moon
12. America
13. Hard Times Come Again No More
Encores:
14. If I Had A Hammer
15. Love (new)

     Gotta check the schedule and maybe catch another show toward the end of this portion of the tour.  Oh yes, ladies, the beard looks good.

Regards,
Greg Z

- ---
"I'll put this cloud behind me, that's how the Man designed me
 I'm no stranger to the rain"... Keith Whitley



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Date: Sun, 23 Sep 2001 10:42:43 -0400
From: patrick t power <ptpower@juno.com>
Subject: Re: [RS] Re: Dear Jim

Tom wrote:

<<You should listen to Sandy Denny sing "Who Knows Where the Time Goes?"
She is my absolute favorite singer of all time. NO ONE could decorate a
phrase like she could. >>

I would also suggest Eddi Reader's rendition, which is on a hard-to-find
"single" from 1996 called "Medicine (#2)".

Pat

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Date: Sun, 23 Sep 2001 13:44:35 -0400
From: Katie Mahoney <skyboheme@juno.com>
Subject: [RS] And sitting on a cliff, we shared a handkerchief . . .

Richard played "Mary Ellen Carter" the night before I saw him????? 
Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!

(I did get to hear Charlie King do this song at Wesleyan last weekend,
which is some consolation, but - well, sorry Mr. King, but you're no
Richard.)

The Shelburne Falls show was amazing amazing amazing.  One of my favorite
Richard shows of all times.  I can't really add anything that hasn't
already been said about his other shows . . . the covers were exquisite,
he sounded wonderful (and the beard *definitely* gets Katie's seal of
approval).  He told us all we had to join in on "If I Had A Hammer,"
saying that he wasn't usually a sing-along kind of guy, but "desperate
times call for desperate measures" :-)  It was a beautiful, moving,
incredible performance, and now I just want to hear him play again and
again and again.  And again.  And again.  Charlie, Keith, *anybody* - how
much can I pay you for a recording of that show??? :-)  This girl needs
to hear "America" and "Bleecker Street" and "Who Knows Where the Time
Goes" and "Blue Divide" and "Cold Missouri Waters" right now!

Ciao!

Katie
<who will be seeing an equally wonderful Dave & Tracy show tonight at the
Horse, and afterwards will be returning to Wesleyan where there are never
EVER EVER any good shows closer than Hartford or Bridgeport, which almost
makes her wish she had a car at school with her except then she'd be
spending all her money on that instead of concert tickets>
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Date: Sun, 23 Sep 2001 19:18:10 -0400
From: Tim <tim1@sprintmail.com>
Subject: [RS] Re: shindell-list-digest V3 #316

As far as suggestions go, digging deep back into folk-rock history, how
about There's a Chance Peace Will Come, by Melanie.

Please, for those Melanie haters, and I know you are out there, do not stone
me.....*ducking for cover*

Peace,

Tim

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Date: Sun, 23 Sep 2001 21:49:40 -0400
From: Vanessa Wills <vcwills@Princeton.EDU>
Subject: Re: [RS] And sitting on a cliff, we shared a handkerchief . . .

Hmm. Well, you know, if Katie likes it, then that makes me a little less
nervous. (I have full trust in Katie's taste when it comes to these things).

- --V

Katie Mahoney wrote:

> (and the beard *definitely* gets Katie's seal of
> approval).

- --
"I still confuse mowing down with getting through."
                 -Jeff Lang, "throw it all," from _Cedar Grove_

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Date: Sun, 23 Sep 2001 22:25:24 -0400
From: "Norman A. Johnson" <njohnson@ent.umass.edu>
Subject: [RS] And I thought Richard had a dark side

Compared with Dave Carter, Richard is one happy-go-lucky guy.

I have been sucked deeper into the cult of Dave Carter.

It's a good thing this man is a singer-songwriter and not a preacher. 

Richard said that had he stayed in the seminary, he would have been the
cool priest. Dave would have been the of the Jonathan Edwards ("Sinners in
the hands of an angry God" not the "Sunshine" Dude) fire and brimstone,
apocalyptic vision type.

Oh, it was a great show!!! Dave's sermon about love before "Tanglewood
Tree" was superb. Other highlights were "Kate and The Ghost of Lost Love",
"The Mountain", "Ordinary Town" and much more.

Norman

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