Is there anyone with the label or anyone on the forum that can help with obtaining 2 or 4 tickets to this show for some loyal fans, such as they are doing for the Guthrie & Seeger show at Carnigie ? Thanks to anyone that can shed some light on this.
mikden@verizon.net

I knew of someone last week that was trying to sell a pair of lawn seats.
not sure if she still has them but I can pass your info on to her.

denmik I did email the woman, the tickets are still available and she sent you an email.

edit:sorry for the redundant post. I forgot that I had posted a shorter version in the review forum. Duh.

Great time was had by all. The mixture of musical genre from folk to soul to easy listening to punk to country to whatever Dave Mathews is to rock also brought a cornicopia of fans to the 'Insert Corporate Name Here' Center in Mansfield, MA. last Saturday. More beer and wine flowed from those consessions than I've ever seen and the wobble of the crowd told the story . We almost missed Arlo because we were walking around 'Homegrown Village' gathering knowledge (and some freebees). At the 'Insert Corporate Name Here' table there were giving away fiber-optic rainbow thingees if you sang a song from one of the days artists. As I was singing about a pickle, Denise whacked me and said"Isn't that Arlo singing now?" Knowing that she didn't mean me, I grabbed my thingee and thanked the rep. as we bolted to the bandshell. Arlo's 15 minutes were taken up by City Of New Orleans, Alabama Bound and I'm Gonna Change My Name To Freddie Mac . Abe and Krishna accompanied very well. Other performers that we saw were Jacob Dylan (alota Bob whether by choice or not), The Pretenders(Chrissy Hyndes put down meat and dairy farmers ) Kenny Chesney (Went Home At 2 With A 10, Woke Up At 10 With A 2 ) John Mellencamp or Cougar or both or whatever, Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds (phenomonal dual acoustic set!) Neil Young with an awesome set and literally tearing up his strings on the encore cover of the Beatles A Day In The Life and of course Willie Nelson who whether he liked it or not, worked as a traffic light as some people cleared out as he started during his set and at the end, thus creating a nice even flow. Atta boy Willie.