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PostPosted: Wed Feb 04, 2004 9:43 am
  

I'll be right over with some dry towels and one of those huge water vacuum things!


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PostPosted: Wed Feb 04, 2004 9:53 am
  

Terrie-

I went to see him in Harrisburg... i think a couple months ago, it was wonderful...
I'm glad to hear he will be closer than Annapolis this coming year! I didnt think he would be because i didnt see it ont he schedule thing. November you say? oh that's such a long time away :cry:
i wish it was tomorrow!


peace


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PostPosted: Wed Feb 04, 2004 6:20 pm
  

what a horrible way to end your vacation! many dry blundervibes headed your way!


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PostPosted: Wed Feb 04, 2004 6:53 pm
  

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Joined: Aug 26, 1999
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Location: Hewitt, NJ, USA
Here's the setlist:

Arlo, Abe and Gordon Titcomb

Won't Be Long
woman complains Arlo is to loud, he sticks his fingers in his ears and says "do this."

Arlo talks about Woody
Dead Or Alive
Gypsy Davey

Cisco Houston at Gerde's story
St. James Infirmary

Byrds Of Paradise story
Moon Song

Derroll Adams "get Dolly" story
Portland Town

Arlo comments "I'm really losing my voice, better do some Dylan songs."
When The Ship Comes In

Arlo and Gerald Ford at Concord story
Patriots Dream

This Land Is Your Land
Complete with progressive school, moms trip to China stories.


Judy with pianist Russel Walden


Both Sides Now
Someday Soon

Judy showed off her Judy Collins limited edition Martin 12 string and said she was proud to have one like "the boys." She spoke of her musical influences and did bits of:
Ramblin Boy
Pastures Of Plenty
Blowin' In The Wind

I had seen Judy years ago and it was a straight forward show, not much said between songs. She talked quite a bit this night. Perhaps she was inspired by a certain folksinger.

Kingdom Come, The Fireman Song
A 9-11 song with all profits going to charity. Judy also spoke of her long time relationship with Unicef.

Barbara Allen
Scarlet Ribbons
Judy speaks of her friendship with Harry Belafonte and sings a snippet of Day-Oh.

Rainbow Friends

Judy spoke of her Dad and his hopes she would be a more traditional artist and sang a bit of My Funny Valentine.

The Kerry Rovers

Judy sang a bit of Some Enchanted Evening and then sang another song from South Pacific.
You Gotta Be Carefully Taught

Chelsea Morning
Since You Asked (Judy on piano)
Wings Of Angels
The Blizzard
Send In The Clowns

Encore Arlo, Judy, Abe, Gordon, Russel

City Of New Orleans (Arlo on piano)
In My Life (Arlo did a nice guitar solo here)
Amazing Grace (and thats what it was, simply amazing)

Reg and I both agreed this was a show we would both remember for a long time.

Thanks for the dry thoughts. I was pretty bummed but Reg has away of bringing me around. Thanks Hon.


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PostPosted: Wed Feb 04, 2004 8:21 pm
  

:shock: Not fun, not fun at all! Blundervibes on the way to help dry out and crossing fingers insurance will pay up ... I'd cry with you, except you don't need more wet.


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PostPosted: Wed Feb 04, 2004 9:53 pm
  

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Joined: Dec 06, 1999
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Location: Ogdensburg, NY ST. Lawrence
John yu made me feel like I was somewhat there, If only for a mila-second. I can obviously feel the vibes. Minus the 2 x 4 slapping feeling of really being there...lol...great setlist. tx for posting it :lol:

rb


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PostPosted: Wed Feb 04, 2004 11:34 pm
  

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Great job on the set list dear. Just as I remember it...including the lump in my throat. Incredible!
and...
Thanks gang...a parade of contractors, tile guys, rug driers and estimators scheduled for tomorrow. The beagle grows tired. BUT, Pitchers and catchers report soon. We'll survive. Its so great to have such a wonderful support "family". Thank you.


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PostPosted: Thu Feb 05, 2004 9:50 am
  

Great setlist! :wink: thanks!


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PostPosted: Sun Mar 28, 2004 7:24 pm
  

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I posted a few photos from this show here:

http://groups.msn.com/arlozone

They are not the greatest but wour seats were way in the back of the theatre and you can only do so much with a 300mm lens and available light, enjoy!


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