Bloodlines Mailing List archives April 9-10, 1997
from the John Stewart email list
Intro's, from Norway even! "The Star in the Black Sky Shining"
and reports from the Iron Horse show -REB
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Subj: Re: Vicarious Pleasure
Date: 97-04-09
From: cockatoo@bslnet.com (Nancy Talbott)
At 04:51 PM 4/8/97 -0400, PeterB1103@aol.com wrote:
>Having only attended the second show at McCabe's, it's obvious there were
>many differences between the two playlists that night. Even had we known
the
>playlist from the first show, there would have been plenty of spontaneity at
>the second.
I should have warned you all and didn't even think about it...
Having been to many of John's "double header" shows...i.e. two shows in one
night, there are ALWAYS many differences....you may as well be seeing him on
two different nights in two different towns. ALWAYS get tickets for both
shows and make a night of it....<BG>
Nancy
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Subj: Re: Cowboy & Black Sky lyrics
Date: 97-04-09
From: ClackClack@aol.com
Don wrote:
> Ouch. Though a folk fan, I'm not a good enough soul to be able to listen
> to all these McCabe's accounts without a significant twinge of envy.Sounds
> like a great, great time.
>
> I am especially curious about ``Cowboy in the Distance'' and ``Black Sky
> Shining.'' Everybody seems to *really* love them, but I'm not getting much
> sense of the actual songs.
> Story songs? Topic? Theme? Does either evoke any other Stewart songs? Is
> ``Black Sky Shining'' Hale-Bopp related? Anyone remember any lyrics? Better
> yet, any way to get the lyrics of each on one of the websites?
>
And thanks to Greg for filling us in a bit on the songs.
Of course there will never be anything like hearing them live. Maybe next
month I'll be so lucky.
Angelbravo- When you have some downtime I'd be happy to put the lyrics up on
the website if you can email them to me. I saw Rose's note on MMC. Any chance
she'll be playing with you in NY? The Eastern Bloodliners might get lucky....
Welcome to all the new arrivals. Hearing the stories of what John's music
means to us never gets old. And each of you brings something new to share.
Just great.
Ron
visit Clack's Cellar at: http://members.aol.com/clackclack/rebeffa1.htm
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Subj: March Updates
Date: 97-04-09
From: ddunet@concentric.net (Michelle Stevens)
You guys are awesome! Do you realize that we have 132 members as of tonight!
All you new members who haven't sent in your intros, please do so that we
can get to know you!
Havin' a great time getting to know all you Stewartistas. Am I the only one
going to the Pawling, NY show?
`````
( O O )
------------------------oOOO--(_)--OOOo---------------------------------
Michelle Luce Stevens
http://www.concentric.net/~Ddunet/ (John Stewart Home Pages)
Data Descriptives Unlimited
Centreville, Virginia
http://www.concentric.net/~Ddunet/ddu/ (Data Descriptives Unlimited)
.oooO
( ) Oooo.
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\_) ) / ( O-O )
(_/ !!!!!
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Subj: CAPITOLA TICKETS
Date: 97-04-09
From: alleycat@cruzio.com
Paul, glad you got tickets, glad I could help.
Catherine
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Subj: Re: A month off line
Date: 97-04-09
From: WardHorde@aol.com
In my note last night I mentioned I had not been on line for a month. While
I did not count the messages, it took me over three hours to read all the
emails. Most were from bloodliners, although a about 30 % were from some
other groups.
I do not recommend lengthy absences from the cyberworld.
Marty
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Subj: Re[2]: Cowboy & Black Sky lyrics
Date: 97-04-09
From: DAN_HODGES@usccmail.lehman.com (DAN HODGES)
Just back from the show at The Turning Point - YES, Rosanne DID join John on
stage for "Dance with the Tiger" and "Price of the Fire". A real treat that we
are getting used too at Piermont - that's three times in a row that she has been
there.
The overall show was GREAT- can't believe the breath of material included. I did
not keep a set list, but it included much of what was in the McCabe's reports:
``Cowboy in the Distance'' and ``Black Sky Shining.'', my first time hearing
Wingless Angles/ Survivors live, what I think is another new song (very upbeat,
done with help of drum machine)- did not get title, China Sky, The River, Anna
on a Memory, and on and on.............
A really terrific night (as I have come to expect from any of John's shows -and
I'm never disappointed).
When John asked who was on the internet I think there were about three of us who
responded. Dave brought and passed out a sheet telling people how to access the
internet sites, AOL board and Bloodlines - we may be growing even faster as the
tour continues.
Dan H.
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Subj: introduction
Date: 97-04-09
From: cambria@telis.org (Lee Bittner)
It's about high time that I wrote a little something, as I've been
reading and gathering so much info for the last week from you all.
I was introduced to JS back when Bloodlines first came out, and even own
a Signals album (anyone know why it never made it to cd?), and own a
large number of other albums. Somewhere after Wingless Angels I moved to
this small central coastal Calif. town and lost track of a lot of my
musical roots. I had seen JS many times in the SF Bay Area, at many
places, probably the most at a place called Chuck's Cellar in Los Altos.
I never thought to run a web search for JS until I got wind of
Homecoming Records last month.
John's poetry, imagery, and musical combinations are quite unique I have
always thought. Possibly the only other artist that I feel meets the
same standard is Bruce Cockburn.
Anyone out there heading to Capitola from San Luis Obispo or south, by
way of Hiway 1?
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Subj: Re: A Little Help Is Requested
Date: 97-04-09
From: jparisi@esslink.com (John Parisi)
Michelle Stevens wrote:
>
>
> Would anyone traveling to the Pawling, NY 13 April show please e-mail me
> and include your starting point? I have a few questions regarding
> navigation.
>
> Thanks much.
> Michelle
>
michelle
coming from nw connecticut
john
jparisi@esslink.com
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Subj: Re: INTRODUCTION
Date: 97-04-09
From: MARGIE104@aol.com
Roy,
I'm delighted to say that I will be attending the show in Boston!
Hopefully Angelbravo will see this song list.....and if not, I will certainly
be happy
to listen to anything at all.
Anna on a Memory
Durango
Dreamers on the Rise
Road Away (A personal favorite, I finally purchased my Cannons in the Rain
CD!) "Black Sky Shining" (What bloodliners are calling it, sounds intriguing!)
Just to name a few! If Pat and I can be of any service to you John or Dave,
you can count on us.
Would anyone like to have dinner? We will be having dinner at Club Passim at
6:30 anyone who would like to join us is more than welcome. Or I've heard
some talk of a beer after the show? Let me know.
Margie
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Subj: Cyberworld and Signals
Date: 97-04-09
From: alleycat@cruzio.com
WardHorde@aol.com wrote:
>
> In my note last night I mentioned I had not been on line for a month. While
> I did not count the messages, it took me over three hours to read all the
> emails. Most were from bloodliners, although a about 30 % were from some
> other groups.
>
> I do not recommend lengthy absences from the cyberworld.
>
> Marty
> .-
I'm new to the cyberworld. Are there varying numbers of messages that a
person can have waiting for them? Will your messages be bumped or not
taken if you are not around to read and discard them? Do we need to hire
housesitting Bloodlines post readers when we leave town?
In my post on April 8 I think I may have referred to "Signals Through
The Glass" as "Signals Through the Lookinglass". Forgive me, I was in a
Daylight Savings Time induced stupor. Catherine
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Subj: Update - John Stewart UK Fan Page
Date: 97-04-09
From: slowcoach@easynet.co.uk (Bob Elliot)
Issue 10 of Omaha Rainbow (John Stewart content) is now on line at
Bob's Basement.
Bob Elliot
==
http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk./~slowcoach/basement/bobs.html
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Subj: THANKS
Date: 97-04-09
From: paulburbank@earthlink.net (PAUL BURBANK)
MARGIE-a very heartfelt thanks to you and to all the people at
bloodlines--i am very fortunate to have rediscovered his music and to
have been at mc cabes--1st time seeing john in 20 plus years--came at a
perfect time --love to all and thanks paul
CABO323
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Subj: Re: Introduction
Date: 97-04-09
From: MARGIE104@aol.com
A Heartfelt Stewartista welcome to you!!
We are glad to have you on the list!
".........I swear to the stars above!"
Margie
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Subj: Re: March Updates
Date: 97-04-09
From: Bluesy33@aol.com
In a message dated 97-04-09 00:56:21 EDT, you write:
<< Do you realize that we have 132 members as of tonight! >>
How many of us were there at the beginning--charter members if you will?
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Subj: The "Finger"
Date: 97-04-09
From: MARGIE104@aol.com
Hey Nancy,
Would you please post a telephone number or e-mail address which would allow
one to order Finger?
Thanks so much!
Margie...........P.S. Looking forward to John in Boston!!!<grinning from ear
to ear>
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Subj: Re: Martin Guitars & KT influence
Date: 97-04-09
From: RMoore1004@aol.com
Mark,
Folk Era has a KT page on their website, and I did find a Trio site, but I
don't have the address written down. I have it bookmarked on Netscape, but I
don't know an easy way to get to it right now. I'll get it out to you (or
someone else will beat me to it) ASAP.
BTW, I'm moving my subscription over to my mail server with my ISP, so my
email address will be different: bmoore @fastlane.net.
When you see that, it's still me!
Bob
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Subj: Introduction
Date: 97-04-10
From: svein-rm@netpower.no (Svein Reidar Myklebust)
Hello Bloodliners!
After watching what's going on at this E-mail list a couple of
months I would like to present myself. Probably the only one from Norway
receiving this.
First time I saw and heard John Stewart live was in Scotland in
October 1989. I read about this possibly being his last tour to U.K. So I
had a spare holiday and went all by my own. And enjoyed two concerts before
I had to go back to Stavanger, Norway. The concerts were in Edinbourgh and
Perth. I even brought my Walkman recorder to preserve the concerts.
Fortunatly I have been to another concert with John since then. Last
November in London. And it is such an experience that, if possible, that
will not be the last for me.
But I discovered John's music through a review of "The Lonsome
Picker Rides Again" in the the English pop/rockmusic weekly New Musical
Express in 1971/2. And I ordered it from England. At once upon receiving the
LP I played it and it became a very regulary visitor to my record player.
Both the lyrics and the tunes fascinated me, and it still does. And though
the years I have been a very distant admirer of his music, buying what I
could find issued in UK and some even was issued in Scandinavia.
And now I continue enjoying his songs here in Norway, and sometimes
present them on local radio hoping someone else also can find the magic of
John Stewart's music and lyrics.
Yours sincerely
Svein Reidar Myklebust
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Subj: Re: Introduction
Date: 97-04-09
From: martink@mindspring.com (L. Kent Martin)
At 01:42 AM 4/10/97 +0200, you wrote:
>Hello Bloodliners!
>
> After watching what's going on at this E-mail list a couple of
>months I would like to present myself. Probably the only one from Norway
>receiving this. < ... >
>Yours sincerely
>Svein Reidar Myklebust
Norway?! Indeed, how terrific this list has become so global in scope and
reach!
A hearty welcome from the rest, Svein, and glad you're on board.
Missouri Bird,
Kent
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Subj: Re: The "Finger"
Date: 97-04-09
From: cockatoo@bslnet.com (Nancy Talbott)
At 09:31 PM 4/9/97 -0400, MARGIE104@aol.com wrote:
>
>Hey Nancy,
>
>Would you please post a telephone number or e-mail address which would allow
>one to order Finger?
>
>Thanks so much!
>
>Margie...........P.S. Looking forward to John in Boston!!!<grinning from ear
>to ear>
To order "The Finger" delivered to YOUR home...write to
Homecoming Records
P.O. Box 2050
Malibu, CA 90265-7050
OR...try calling the Homecoming "Hotline" at
1 - 818 - 345-0579
Nancy
P.S. I hope all this info is CURRENT! "Dave"....help me out here?????
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Subj: Re: Introduction
Date: 97-04-10
From: ddunet@concentric.net (Michelle Stevens)
Welcome, Svein!
I was just starting to plan getting a map to denote all our Bloodline
members. Now I have to get a bigger map! Glad to have you with us.
Michelle Luce Stevens
http://www.concentric.net/~Ddunet/ (John Stewart Home Pages)
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Subj: Re: March Updates
Date: 97-04-10
From: cockatoo@bslnet.com (Nancy Talbott)
At 08:59 PM 4/9/97 -0400, Bluesy33@aol.com wrote:
>
><< Do you realize that we have 132 members as of tonight! >>
>
>How many of us were there at the beginning--charter members if you will?
>
>
Cockatoo <------raising hand as "Charter Member"
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Subj: Re: March Updates
Date: 97-04-10
From: bmoore@fastlane.net (Bob Moore)
> >How many of us were there at the beginning--charter members if you will?
I didn't quite make it as a charter member, because I couldn't quite get
the hang of subscribing. But I was among the first in the second wave!
Bob
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Subj: Re: Cyberworld and Signals
Date: 97-04-10
From: ClackClack@aol.com
In a message dated 97-04-09 19:49:38 EDT, you write:
> I'm new to the cyberworld. Are there varying numbers of messages that a
> person can have waiting for them? Will your messages be bumped or not
> taken if you are not around to read and discard them? Do we need to hire
> housesitting Bloodlines post readers when we leave town?
>
Catherine:
It all depends on your internet provider as to what the maximum number of
messages they will hold for you and the length of time they will hold them.
If you think you're going to be gone a while on vacation you should certainly
ask your ISP. For one thing, a few have an autobounce feature which can cause
mailing list frenzy when it happens. It hasn't happened to Bloodlines yet
thank goodness. (What happens is an email gets rejected back to the list
which is then resent out and rejected and so on...maybe these things don't
happen anymore?)
Anyways, slowly but surely Bloodlines gets archived to my website so if you
unsubscribed for a three week vacation you would eventually be able to catch
up. The archives are at: http://members.aol.com/clackclack/bloodarc.htm
> In my post on April 8 I think I may have referred to "Signals Through
> The Glass" as "Signals Through the Lookinglass". Forgive me, I was in a
> Daylight Savings Time induced stupor. Catherine
>
I got a laugh from that. Maybe you were reading Alice in Stewartland?
Ron
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Subj: Re: March Updates
Date: 97-04-10
From: insman@citynet.net (Ron Fleshman)
Me, too.
Ron (the sacond wave man)
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Subj: Bluesy Updates
Date: 97-04-10
From: ddunet@concentric.net (Michelle Stevens)
Bluesy33 wrote:
>How many of us were there at the beginning--charter members if you will?
We started out with about 20 big time fans. My initial right off the bat,
step up to the plate, never let me down group support system consisted of:
2) ClackClack@aol.com "Ron Beffa" (of course)
3) cnewton@fyi.net "Kit"
4) PFARNAM@AOL.COM "Patrick"
5) MFinleyCS@aol.com "Mitch"
These guys helped me believe that this was a real possibility. I have much
to thank them for. Ahem, Colonel Barnes, sir?... you were number 44.
But I still love 'ya! ;-)
Michelle
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Subj: CYBERWORLD, ARCHIVES, THE FINGER
Date: 97-04-10
From: alleycat@cruzio.com
Ron and Nancy, thanks for information about servers, autobounce, etc.
Are you sure though, that I shouldn't just cancel my vacation???
Ron, thanks, I've already found your archives: am reading them to obtain
insight into this internet madness.
And, since we've touched on the subject, do you know what REALLY annoys
me about The Finger?? They never printed those nude sketches of "Dave".
Made me so mad I almost asked for my $6.00 back.
Catherine
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Subj: Re: Cowboy & Black Sky lyrics
Date: 97-04-10
From: Angelbravo@aol.com
File: BLCKSKY.WPD (3295 bytes)
DL Time (TCP/IP): < 1 minute
Cowboy lyrics later.
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Subj: BLACK SKY
Date: 97-04-10
From: alleycat@cruzio.com
Angelbravo, I just brought up the Black Sky lyrics.
Thanks for sending them, thanks for everything.
Catherine
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Subj: Re: KT Web Page
Date: 97-04-10
From: RMoore1004@aol.com
Thanks. I knew someone would find it first.
Bob
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Subj: Black Sky lyrics - deciphered?
Date: 97-04-10
From: ClackClack@aol.com
An attempt at deciphering. These words just blow me away. They are singing in
my head.... -Ron
THE STAR IN THE BLACK SKY SHINING
THERE WAS A WOMAN I SAW ON THE STREET
I SWEAR SHE WAS WEARING THE MOON ON HER FEET.
SHE SAID DO YOU KNOW ME
I SAID,I DON'T KNOW
SHE TOLD ME TO LISTEN AND THEN I COULD GO
SHE SAID I AM THE COURSE THAT THE RIVER IS WINDING
I AM THE HORSE THAT THE ANGEL IS RIDING
I AM THE SOURCE OF THE LOVE YOU ARE FINDING
DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM IT IS BLINDING.
I AM THE STAR IN THE BLACK NIGHT SKY SHINING.
THERE WAS A CHILD I SAW ON THE ROAD
I ASKED, ARE YOU LOST WITH NOWHERE TO GO?
HE SAID, NO I'M NOT BUT I BELIEVE THAT YOU ARE
AND TOLD ME TO SIT ON THE HOOD OF THE CAR.
HE SAID I AM THE CRY OF THE WOMAN WHO IS DYING
I AM THE WINGS OF THE SPARROW WHO IS FLYING
I AM THE HOPE OF THE CHILD WHO IS CRYING.
DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM IT IS BLINDING
I AM THE STAR IN THE BLACK NIGHT SHINING.
THERE WAS A DOG WHO FOLLOWED ME HOME.
HE WAS NOT YOUNG YET NOT FULLY GROWN.
HE SAID, DO YOU KNOW ME WE SPOKE ON THE PHONE.
I AM A KING AND THE WORLD IS MY THRONE.
HE SAID I AM THE FLAME IN THE HEAT OF THE FIRE
I AM TO BLAME FOR THE TONGUE OF A LIAR.
I AM THE SAME AS THE VOICE IN THE WIRE
I COME FROM THE LIGHT IT IS BLINDING.
I AM THE STAR IN THE BLACK NIGHT SKY SHINING.
THERE WAS A THIEF WHO WAS TIED TO A POLE.
AT HIS FEET WAS A LIST OF THE THINGS THAT HE STOLE.
HE SAID I AM ONLY PLAYING A ROLE
AND ASKED IF I DARE LOOK DEEP IN HIS SOUL
HE SAID I AM THE HEART OF THE WARRIOR CHILD
I AM THE MOMENT THE BEAST BECOMES MILD.
I AM THE PART OF THE SOUL THAT IS WILD.
I AM THE ANSWER YOU'RE FINDING.
I AM THE STAR IN THE BLACK SKY SHINING.
I AM THE STAR IN THE BLACK SKY SHINING.
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Subj: Iron Horse
Date: 97-04-10
From: roamic@sover.net (Bob Immler)
Anybody else at the Iron Horse in Northampton, MA last night?
Great show.
The only other times I've seen John were at the Ice House in Pasadena many
years ago.
It's like a time warp, he really hasn't changed.
Lyrics: In "Daydream Believer" I always thought it was "the shaving razor's
cold and it stings..." But last night it sounded liked "the shaving razor's
OLD and it stings."
Anybody know which is correct?
The Southern California references made me feel like I was there again. El
Monte Legion Stadium, the Mission Inn.
Once at the Ice House he was making some funny remarks about Catholicism.
One of the women with me at that concert was still a nun at that time...no
habit of course.
Bob Immler
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Subj: Re: Bluesy Updates
Date: 97-04-10
From: MFinleyCS@aol.com
In a message dated 97-04-10 00:39:09 EDT, you write:
<< We started out with about 20 big time fans. My initial right off the bat,
step up to the plate, never let me down group support system consisted of:
2) ClackClack@aol.com "Ron Beffa" (of course)
3) cnewton@fyi.net "Kit"
4) PFARNAM@AOL.COM "Patrick"
5) MFinleyCS@aol.com "Mitch"
>>
Whoa, didn't know I was one of the First Five! As we used to say, Far Out.
How about if we put our number on our name tags?!
Mitch
Mitch
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Subj: Re: Introduction
Date: 97-04-10
From: davidltaylor5@worldnet.att.net (David L. Taylor)
Svein,
Welcome. You are a long way from the rest of us (in miles), but thanks to
cyberspace you right here on the "back porch."
David T
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Subj: Re: March Updates
Date: 97-04-10
From: Ddumail@aol.com
How about if we put our number on our name tags?!
Now THAT"S funny!
Michelle
PS Mitch, since you made you're own anyway, go ahead. ;-)
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Subj: Re: March Updates
Date: 97-04-10
From: sprest02@sprynet.com (ALLMuse)
Hey Michele -
If you can remember, how about doing the list of all the twenty...or
even everyone...it would be interesting!
Steve
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Subj: Re: March Updates
Date: 97-04-10
From: Ddumail@aol.com
It is bad netiquette to post the e-mail addresses of the members of a lite
unless they specifically give me permission. Those who post are visible, but
those who don't post may want to keep their privacy. However, I would like to
compile a list of people's names and cities, so that we can get an idea of
whose where.
Anywho wants to, please e-mail you names and states to me PRIVATELY!
to ddunet@concentric.net and I'll send you a list when it's done.
Michelle, your friendly webmistress and Bloodlines mailing list manager
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Subj: Re: March Updates
Date: 97-04-10
From: MFinleyCS@aol.com
<< PS Mitch, since you made you're own anyway, go ahead. ;-) >>
Actually, I didn't make my own. I paid spot cash money for the real McCoy.
Just kidding about the number by the way.
Mitch
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Subj: Re: Iron Horse
Date: 97-04-10
From: HABIB15217@aol.com
Just did my set list....what a show...Really had a wonderful evening!
Phil Goodwin....Habib
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Subj: Re: March Updates
Date: 97-04-10
From: Ddumail@aol.com
Sorry Mitch, you're right. My spies are falling down on the job. Must be
reprimanded. Glad you found your badge helpful for locating other
Stewartistas! That's what we're all about.
Michelle
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Subj: Re: Cyberworld and Signals
Date: 97-04-10
From: WardHorde@aol.com
Catherine,
As I understand it, there is a time limit on messages in my mailbox on aol.
My messages started up on March 12, and the last time I had been online was
a few days before that. I think there is a three week timeframe that
messages get saved.
Maybe someone else knows more definitely.
Marty
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Subj: Re: North Hampton
Date: 97-04-10
From: roamic@sover.net (Bob Immler)
I'm fixing to see him in Cambridge as I'm now a
>Mainer or as we say here Mainah!
So you must have been the person from Portland, Maine?
Bob Immler
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Subj: Re: Bluesy Updates
Date: 97-04-10
From: Bluesy33@aol.com
<< you were number 44.
But I still love 'ya! ;-) >>
Guess you told me. Must be blending MMC memories with Bloodlines. Tis a
privilege to belong. Tally Ho. Bluesman out.
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Subj: Re: North Hampton
Date: 97-04-10
From: HABIB15217@aol.com
Yes I am the person from Portland..and if you were the person to help me tell
John the time it should have taken me...Thanks! I took the slow road...Met my
bro from Buffalo at Logan earlier yesterday..for breakfast and pretty much
made it a day journey traveling through Amherst...I left Wendel Mass this
morning and made it back here in like 3 hours and I'm a slow driver! Are you
planning to make Cambridge? I have plans to be there...Thanks for checking in
Phil
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Subj: North Hampton
Date: 97-04-10
From: HABIB15217@aol.com
Wow,
I finally got see my hero after nearly 12 years....saw John and his band than
at Folk City..NYC in I think 85 or 86...Since then I've lived his Music..I've
lived in Misourri...I was a Missouri Bird...and Texas for nearly 7
years...Maybe JS wore that Motel Texas tee shirt thing in my honor? We'll
have to ask him tomorrow..I'm fixing to see him in Cambridge as I'm now a
Mainer or as we say here Mainah! First...I got more than my money worth last
night just listening to his sound check...I may have many of these new song
titles wrong...but JS himself approved this list and said I did just
fine...He did just one long set last night as there was another gig following
him...Something I would never want to do!
59 Cadillac
Spirts Beside you
Wingless Angels/Survivors
Keeper of the Flame
Moon on her Feet
Midnight Sky
Dreamers on the Rise
Children of the New Frontier
Freeway Pleasure
Run Away Fool of Love
One Eyed Joe
July You're a Woman (Slow Version)
Shadow's of the Angels Wing
Neon Road..Highway Home
Renegade Rising
Midnight Wind
The River/China Sky
Anna on a Memory
Day Dream Believer
Encore
Let the Big Horse Run
The Pirate's of Stone County Road (Thought I was in Phoenix in 1974 when he
sang the finale!
I'm still like settling into the whoe experience...I chatted with John after
the gig...got an updated pic....Hey Dave...if you pick up this message...Do
you think John could play either Joe or Roll Away the Stone in Cambridge
tomorrow? Nothing like the electonic touch on requesting a tune! JS was
fantastic and his voice has mellowed with age...See y'all in Boston! Thanks
John & Dave..and it was way cool meeting you Delaura...Hope it's less than 8
year till the next Iron Horse!
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Subj: Re: Introduction
Date: 97-04-10
From: Bluesy33@aol.com
In a message dated 97-04-09 23:50:50 EDT, you write:
<< how terrific this list has become so global in scope and reach! >>
Roger that.....Bloodlines is a force multiplier.......Bluesman out.........
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Subj: Re: Iron Horse
Date: 97-04-10
From: cnewton@fyi.net (Christopher Newton)
>Lyrics: In "Daydream Believer" I always thought it was "the shaving razor's
>cold and it stings..." But last night it sounded liked "the shaving razor's
>OLD and it stings."
>
>Anybody know which is correct?
>
The shaving razor is OLD.
Kit Newton
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Subj: Re: Iron Horse
Date: 97-04-10
From: martink@mindspring.com (L. Kent Martin)
At 09:20 AM 4/10/97 -0600, you wrote:
>Anybody else at the Iron Horse in Northampton, MA last night?
>
> < ... > OLD and it stings."
>
>Anybody know which is correct?
>
>
>Bob Immler
>
I know what you mean, Bob. First few times I heard the song way back when,
I couldn't figure out whether it was "old" or "cold." But finally John put
"Daydream Believer" on his Warner Bros. '71 LP, "The Lonesome Picker Rides
Again," and included a lyric sheet (complete with one of John's best
photos), where we learned the true phrase is "The shaving razor's old and it
stings ... "
Missouri Bird,
Kent
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Subj: js official web site
Date: 97-04-10
From: jparisi@esslink.com (John Parisi)
i lost my bookmark file
what is js official site address
thanks
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Subj: Re: Cyberworld and Signals
Date: 97-04-10
From: martink@mindspring.com (L. Kent Martin)
>Catherine,
>
>As I understand it, there is a time limit on messages in my mailbox on aol.
> My messages started up on March 12, and the last time I had been online was
>a few days before that. I think there is a three week timeframe that
>messages get saved.
>
>Maybe someone else knows more definitely.
>
>Marty
Again, it must depend on the ISP. I'm such a packrat (despite Ron's
wonderful archiving of all of the Bloodlines) that I've retained messages
since I first joined in, um, February? And I have ... oh, my ... almost 400
messages stored.
(Hmmmm ... time to unload, methinks.)
Missouri Bird,
Kent
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Subj: Re: js official web site
Date: 97-04-10
From: Ddumail@aol.com
<< i lost my bookmark file
what is js official site address
thanks >>
My web site is http://www.concentric.net/~ddunet/
for the addresses of the other sites go to:
http://www.concentric.net/~ddunet/links.html
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Subj: Re: Update - John Stewart UK Fan Page
Date: 97-04-11
From: Bluesy33@aol.com
In a message dated 97-04-09 21:27:20 EDT, you write:
<< Issue 10 of Omaha Rainbow (John Stewart content) is now on line at
Bob's Basement. >>
Bob- -You have done us a great service with your postings of The Omaha
Rainbow. The articles and interviews concerning John are priceless to
diehard fans. You are to commended for bringing us this joy. Bluesman out.
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