7/10
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| Rl sings the blues with Al and Hannah |
All day long the Noche team working feverishly on getting ready for opening night of
Antigona..
I’m wrestling with job descriptions and staff need and money
that’s not there..
A bot of an odd night for open mic. Even though the chapel’s
still open, we wind up upstairs in McAlpin anyway. RL opens. Then a new couple, Al and Hannah
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| Al and Hannah |
bring some blues and the RL joins them
for some blues. Dion, our all around go to guy, tends bar and then does a his
stand up Which, come to think of it, fits Dion, a stand up guy for sure.
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| Dion |
I’m in
a place where I have to start with
Lonely Hearts, then pondering the devastating floods in New Mexico,
share the second of my New Mexico songs, Daisies
and Cactus Flowers and then in honor of a friend much on my mind, finish with Ripple. (Al and Hannah really liked the New
Mexico song.) The one and only Joel Gold
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| Joel Gold |
once again takes to flight. Then David
Smythe, fresh back from healing hip surgery, leaves the sound board to share
his first set in weeks.
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| David Smythe |
Pete Carroll
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| Pete Carroll |
has an emerging stand up style he’s
working at coming in to. The real surprise of the night was when Piano Dan
walked in for the first time in months, accompanied by old timer Jamie Ross
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| Jamie Ross |
who
brings what can only be described as unique
material. And then, it’s time for RL to being it all to an end with Stay
Awhile.
Outside the Amsterdam door, the flamenco cast are taking a
smoke break…it’s along night of rehearsal….
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