Bloodlines Mailing List archives June 29-30, 1997
from the John Stewart email list
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bloodlines-digest Monday, June 30 1997 Volume 01 : Number 029
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Date: Sun, 29 Jun 1997
From: "Eugene C. Carson" <ecarson@northlink.com>
Subject: Just Another Fan
Thanks, John & Buffy, for your wonderful music in Williams Friday night.
I drove up with a friend from Prescott. Before Friday night, the last time
I saw John perform was with Nick & Bob at Forest Hills Tennis Stadium in
1962. My God, 35 years ago. Songlines. Connections.
There's a British writer called Bruce Chatwin who, among other things,
wrote SONGLINES. He followed the aborigines across Australia tracing
imaginary, but real, songlines that tie the land together & lead people
home. You do that for us. I think Shelley (not Winters) called the
artist the Representative Man. And you are, you do, represent us.
The way you tied together your music, old & new, along with the history
of Route 66,& of course the unmentioned political connections & commitments,
& the images of dreams, angels (very like the German poet Rilke, except he
didn't play the 12-string, & never heard of Roswell), reached out & held us.
You say what we can't say, but feel. Your words are ours. There's a mystic
bond between us, the songlines you've crisscrossed America with, reminding
us of our roots & responsibilities.
Thank you.
GENE CARSON
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Date: Sun, 29 Jun 1997
From: "D&L Ruiz/Peeveyroo" <donfish@sttl.uswest.net>
Subject: `Brassed Off'
Since this is a John Stewart mailing list, I presume most of us share an
interest in both music and wingless angels. Therefore I think it's on topic
to mention that I'm just back from a movie called ``Brassed Off,'' which
immediately jumps into my Top 10 movies of all time. More to the point,
it's the best movie I can recall that weaves together the issues of music
and human worth. It's English, and probably isn't playing in too many
theaters or in all areas of the U.S., but if it is playing in your area, it
might be worth checking into. A wonderful, wonderful film. -- Don
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Date: Sun, 29 Jun 1997
From: racer42@m3.sprynet.com
Subject: Baseball tonight
WOW. I just heard Chris Berman on ESPN's Baseball Tonight refer to John Stewart
and "Lost Her In The Sun" in relation to a blown play in the L.A. - San Diego
game. You just never know where AB's name will come up next.
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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 1997
From: "Ronald A. Fleshman" <insman@citynet.net>
Subject: Re: Baseball tonight
racer42@m3.sprynet.com wrote:
> WOW. I just heard Chris Berman on ESPN's Baseball Tonight refer to
> John Stewart
> and "Lost Her In The Sun" in relation to a blown play in the L.A. -
> San Diego
> game. You just never know where AB's name will come up next.
Anybody know Chris?? Maybe he's a closet JS fan. Heard that too,
and I jumped up and yelled at my wife like it was the last game of the
World Series.
"...Like a bird in flight..""
Ron
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Date: Sun, 29 Jun 1997
From: "D&L Ruiz/Peeveyroo" <donfish@sttl.uswest.net>
Subject: Stewart reference on ESPN
Any sports fan with cable TV knows of Chris Berman, the ESPN SportsCenter
announcer who has made a name for himself by making up goofy nicknames for
athletes.
Well, I was watching SportsCenter on Sunday night when Berman was narrating
baseball highlights for the day. They showed a clip from the Dodgers-Padres
game in which one of the players misplayed a routine pop up. And this is
what Chris Berman said: ``He's like John Stewart: He lost her in the sun.''
It took me half a beat to even realize what he said. And then I was so busy
bagering my wife: ``Did you hear what he said? Did you hear what he said?
Did you hear what he said?'' etc., that I missed the context to a
reference soon after to something Berman said about ``Bloodlines.''
Did anyone hear what he said?
- -- Don
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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 97
From: "Barbara Kalben" <BKalben@msn.com>
Subject: Folk Songs (No JS Content)
Two songs from my younger days go through my head and I have no idea what the
titles are or who recorded them. Can some kind Bloodliner help me out? Is
there a folk music web site or another mailing list I should go to?
This is what I remember of one of the songs:
Baby's feeling funny in the morning
Says she's got a lot on her mind
Nature didn't give her any warning
But she's feeling better about it all the time.
I let her do some of my laundry
And she slipped a few meals in between
The next thing I remember she was all moved in and I was buying her a washing
machine.
She's having trouble getting into her jeans.
This next song, I think, was recorded by Joan Baez:
He's the kind of guy goes to drive a Maserati puts the key in the wrong little
hole.
Thanks so much.
Bobbie Kalben
Seattle, Washington
BKalben@msn.com
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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 97
From: "Barbara Kalben" <BKalben@msn.com>
Subject: RE: Death songs
Thanks to those who posted information on the song Roddy McCorley. I have
found this song in a book, "Songs of Ireland", from the library. Let me know
if anyone is interested in getting a copy of the words and music.
Bobbie Kalben
Seattle, Washington
BKalben@msn.com
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Date: Sun, 29 Jun 1997
From: Mike Morgan <battery@teleport.com>
Subject: Re: Folk Songs (No JS Content)
Bobbie,
The second song Is "Hard Lovin' Loser", written by either Richard or
Mimi Farina (Joan Baez's sister). I've never heard Joan sing it but I
know Judy Collins recorded it on her album, "In My Life".
Mike
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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 1997
From: RGodwin495@aol.com
Subject: Re: A Night of a Thousand Trains. . .and 29 Loyal Friends..followup to Shep
In a message dated 97-06-29 20:27:56 EDT, you write:
<< 'RGodin, for the other Bloodliners, who may not have saved your chronicle
of
that night in Flagstaff ....: KShep87309 >>
Shep. . .
Thanks for reposting the Flagstaff concert review for those who may have
missed it. Also, million thanks to all who responded with such gracious
comments. As I mentioned to Clack, was just trying to convey some vintage JS
Live moments for Bloodlines. . .
...and special thanks to Nancy for all her support about the review.
BTW, Ron asked if he could post the 'chronicle' on the Cellar site - in the
Concerts Review section, and also asked if I had any more thoughts on the
evening. So it should be on his page very soon. . .
. . he might also include one of the 'additional' thoughts . . about the
couple - and true JS fans - who *just* happen to be walking down the
sidewalk, was passing by Monsoon's, had no idea John was playing Flagstaff,
that night, right there. . .looked up at the marquee, did one of history's
fastest double-takes. . .and . ..well...I'll let Ron state the rest of the
story on Clack's Cellar!!..
Thanks again for helping out, Shep.
........................Rick
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Date: Sun, 29 Jun 1997
From: "Eugene C. Carson" <ecarson@northlink.com>
Subject: Connections
It's like some old classroom assignment. What does John Stewart mean to
you?
He connects me to my younger self, growing up in the '50's & '60's, still
capable of being inspired, believing in the New Frontier & JFK, then seeing
him get blown away, starting to believe again in the promise of America to
heal itself, only to see Martin Luther King Jr. & RFK be cut down; STILL
believing I could make the difference that the Kennedys had spoken of so
eloquently & JS was singing about; joining the Peace Corps, believing I
could save the world, finding out I couldn't even save myself.
And here I am, looking out at the stars above Arizona, still capable,
thanks to the words of John Stewart, of being inspired anew, of believing.
And you all are out there, Bloodlines Folk, loyal to the dreams of your
younger selves, & the vision of the road running back through space & time,
connecting us, binding us together as a community of believers, despite
everything, in miracles & angels.
Gene Carson
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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 1997
From: ClackClack@aol.com
Subject: Re: Death songs
> Thanks to those who posted information on the song Roddy McCorley. I have
> found this song in a book, "Songs of Ireland", from the library. Let me
> know if anyone is interested in getting a copy of the words and music.
>
> Bobbie Kalben
> Seattle, Washington
Being the net mongrel that I sometimes am, I search around every once in a
while on the net to see what is out there related to folk music. One of my
earliest discoveries was the Digital Tradition. At this website, literally
thousands of folk and blues songs have been cataloged with various major
versions listed. I have it linked off of the main page of Clack's Cellar. I
checked Roddy and the lyrics are there as well as a short sound file clip. No
folk fan interested in the lyrics of songs should miss the Digital Tradition.
And, if you find something is missing that you know about you are encouraged
to submit it. That is how the database got so huge, folks have submitted
their findings.
Clack's is at: http://members.aol.com/clackclack/rebeffa1.htm
The link (as well as other useful/interesting ones) is near the bottom of the
main page.
Ron
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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 1997
From: RGodwin495@aol.com
Subject: Re: Rock stars need videos. . .followup
<< Definitely need Elvis "down in Memphis, they were talking, bout a boy
who crossed the line." Chevys, El Dorados, Fairlanes, Harry Truman,
shots of the second world war, "we had honor we had promise we had dreams
of better days." We need a director who can capture the promise and
optimism of the post-war era and the disillusionment and chaos that
followed,"somewhere in the short strokes we got lost along the way".
We need to convince John that this dream video must become reality.
Catherine>>
Agree wholeheartedly with you and Del.
And nice going with your JS captions underlying your well-written verbal
images. Just need to *slightly* modify your last sentence - add: "and that
this dream production can become financial reality".. . .the operative word
is second to the last.
I know about production companies. . .they give to you on tape what you
budget to them on paper!!. . and we all know how JS feels about quality. .
.and rightly so. But keep up your optimism. . .a true video will certainly
appear some day.
................Rickster
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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 97
From: Mike Mooney <M.J.Mooney@Bradford.ac.uk>
Subject: Re: Folk Songs (No JS Content)
At 03:30 AM 30/06/97 UT, Bobbie Kalben wrote:
>Two songs from my younger days go through my head and I have no idea what the
>titles are or who recorded them. Can some kind Bloodliner help me out? Is
>there a folk music web site or another mailing list I should go to?
>
>This is what I remember of one of the songs:
>
>Baby's feeling funny in the morning
>Says she's got a lot on her mind
>Nature didn't give her any warning
>But she's feeling better about it all the time.
>
>I let her do some of my laundry
>And she slipped a few meals in between
>The next thing I remember she was all moved in and I was buying her a washing
>machine.
>
>She's having trouble getting into her jeans.
>
Very politically incorrect, these days (and those last two words are a
clue...), but it was 'Ready Or Not' by Jackson Browne, from his second album
'For Everyman' (which also features the alternative - and superior IMHO -
version of 'Take It Easy').
Mike M
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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 1997
From: Roy Fritz <RoyFritz@compuserve.com>
Subject: Johnny Flamingo
Nanc,
Great posting on the Folk Opera - too bad we all couldn't be there.
Did you happen to see any camcorders in the audience?? I sugested to
AB some time back that the folk opera would make a good multi-media CD.
Those with CD players could listen to the music - those with PCCDs could =
hear the music, see the pictures and perhaps a short video clip or two.
I'm still jealous of all of you folks out west getting to see so much of
the Big Guy.
All I get is New England winters.
I'm glad I made a point about Rick Nelson - It looks like you all are as crazy
as I am. I noticed about 7 or 8 different RN cds yesterday at a record shop.
(hmmm.. I guess it's not really 'a record shop') All the hits and all of the stuff
with the Stone Canyon Band... I've got a very pecular RN CD made in Italy.
Along with the usual stuff it's got songs from Rio Bravo - one with Dean Martin
and Walter Brennan and one with a radio intro from John Wayne! Now that's
some strange!
If you're drivin' on the highway
Roy
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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 1997
From: Mark Austin <tae69@dial.pipex.com>
Subject: Re: Johnny Flamingo's "Coming Out" Party
Nancy Talbott wrote:
>
> Now, I'm not a writer, nor an I a music critic or an analyst,
> but I will try my darndest to take you to Williams, AZ smack
> dab on Route 66 at the historic Sultana theater.....so "come
> with me now, to those thrilling days...of yesteryear....."
Don't worry Nancy, you did a great job. Normally after a night
out as you describe it's all I can do to find my way home, let
alone write it all down! Sometimes I feel like emigrating...
Mark
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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 1997
From: gerry clark <bearman@worldnet.att.net>
Subject: Re: Folk Songs (No JS Content)
Barbara Kalben wrote:
>
> Baby's feeling funny in the morning
> Says she's got a lot on her mind
> Nature didn't give her any warning
> But she's feeling better about it all the time.
>
the first song is "ready or not" from jackson browne's second album,
"for everyman" gerry
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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 1997
From: Merle Stringfield <t_mstrin@qualcomm.com>
Subject: Re: Johnny Flamingo's "Coming Out" Party
Hi Nancy,
Fantastic job on the review of John's "Opera".....let us all hope that it
becomes available on video someday. After our conversation last week, how I
wish I would have changed the plans and made it over to see the show!!
Your outstanding review brings us all there, however. Nice job snagging the
poster! I picked-up soemthing equally as cool. Went to a Beatles Faire in
Mission Valley yesterday. Pete Best; Denny Laine etc. Tons of collectibles.
Anyway, I'm looking at a Ringo collection, and there in an 8X10 Black &
White glossy standing next to Ringo is JOHN STEWART!!! I fold back a paper
flap that was concealing the rest of the picture, and it reveals JS; Ringo
& Lily Tomlin standing behind the Smothers Brothers. On the paper flap it
says" KNBC original photo...Sept 28, 1975. SB Comedy Hour. I bought it for
$15.00.....suitable for framing.
Best Regards,
Merle
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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 1997
From: VinylDr@aol.com
Subject: Re: Stewart reference on ESPN
First of all, you have to like baseball!!!!! (love to play it, hate to watch
it!!!),,,,This coming from a NASCAR fanatic!!!!!
Have no idea when this will get posted (been REALLY weird lately), so I'll
wait to see what anybody says about the JS show this weekend!!!
Vinylly, The Doc (Dennis)
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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 1997
From: "L. Kent Martin" <martink@mindspring.com>
Subject: Re: Folk Songs (No JS Content)
At 10:17 AM 6/30/97 GMT, you wrote:
>>Two songs from my younger days go through my head and I have no idea what the
>>titles are or who recorded them. Can some kind Bloodliner help me out? Is
>>there a folk music web site or another mailing list I should go to?
>>
>>This is what I remember of one of the songs:
>>
>>Baby's feeling funny in the morning
>>Very politically incorrect, these days (and those last two words are a
>clue...), but it was 'Ready Or Not' by Jackson Browne, from his second album
>'For Everyman' (which also features the alternative - and superior IMHO -
>version of 'Take It Easy').
>
>Mike >
>
Caught Jackson B on the U of Missouri campus one time in the 70's (when
Linda Ronstadt was the opening act, no less). He intro'd this particular
song with the comment, "This next song is true ... every word of it ... "
Missouri Bird,
Kent
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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 1997
From: alleycat@cruzio.com
Subject: Re: Rock stars need videos/Johnny Flamingo/Connections
Del wrote:
> I like "Neon Road" as a first video. A video collage--night shots of Los
> Angeles intercut with John's own video record of Route 66, scrapbook photos
> of The Furies, public domain shots of Elvis>>>
Catherine wrote:
> << Definitely need Elvis "down in Memphis, they were talking, bout a boy who
> crossed the line." Chevys, El Dorados, Fairlanes, Harry Truman,
> shots of the second world war, "we had honor we had promise we had dreams
> of better days." We need a director who can capture the promise and
> optimism of the post-war era and the disillusionment and chaos that
> followed,"somewhere in the short strokes we got lost along the way". We need
> to convince John that this dream video must become reality.
Rick wrote:
> Catherine. .
> Agree wholeheartedly with you and Del.
> And nice going with your JS captions underlying your well-written verbal
> images. Just need to *slightly* modify your last sentence - add: "and that
> this dream production can become financial reality".. .
Consider it modified, Rick......it is pleasing to receive a compliment
about my writing from a man who thrilled all of us with A Night of a
Thousand Trains.
Nancy wrote:
> I could almost smell the exhaust along the highway, feel the dust in my
> eyes, hear the hum of wheels along the Blue Dream Road..
Very nicely done, Nancy. I agree with Mark that after an evening with
John it's all I can do to find my way home again; you, however, managed
to remember every detail and share it with us.
Gene wrote:
> And here I am, looking out at the stars above Arizona, still capable,
> thanks to the words of John Stewart, of being inspired anew, of believing.
After reading all the excellent reports I feel as if I've been in
Arizona myself. Catherine
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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 1997
From: Bill Rayner <doghelp@primenet.com>
Subject: Re: Folk Songs (No JS Content)
In response to the question about "Ready or Not" written/performed by
Jackson Browne, Missouri Bird wrote:
> Caught Jackson B on the U of Missouri campus one time in the 70's (when
> Linda Ronstadt was the opening act, no less). He intro'd this particular
> song with the comment, "This next song is true ... every word of it ... "
True - he also doesn't perform that song live any more and hasn't for
some time. Jackson's a very private person who wrote about meeting the
woman who would become his wife and the mother of his first son. She
later committed suicide. Jackson's 4th album "The Pretender" speaks to
this awful situation. I believe "Here Come Those Tears Again" was
co-written with his mother-in-law.
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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 1997
From: "Nicholas E. D'Amato" <damato.4@osu.edu>
Subject: "John Stewart may be too Mainstream"
Hi all,
I called in a request to WCBE, the Americana station in
Columbus, Ohio. (614)821-9223 - request line or
(614)365-9223 - office. The DJ said he saw the John
Stewart CD on the Americana Charts but he thought it would
be "too mainstream". This is the same station which has been
playing Johnny Cash's new album to death.
If anyone has no qualms about dialing long distance, or who
lives in Columbus, I'd appreciate it if you could help me educate
this guy.
He did say he'd "take a look around" Whatever that means ;-)
NED.
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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 1997
From: "Nicholas E. D'Amato" <damato.4@osu.edu>
Subject: Re: "John Stewart may be too Mainstream"
I should clarify that the DJ is on weekdays between 11 and 3 pm Eastern time.
The station does have a pretty esoteric playlist, but they do play Americana.
They are now playing Ricki Lee Jones new album (the whole thing) it is the
featured album of the week, the do it every Monday, sounds great BTW,
before that they played Ween, John Gorka, David Gray, Mihalia Jackson, Buckwheat
Zydeco, plenty of others.
Tomorrow I'll try the morning DJ, She plays more "mainstream" folky music
like Kirsten Hall and the Indigo Girls. :-)
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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 97
From: "Barbara Kalben" <BKalben@msn.com>
Subject: RE: Folk Songs
You guys are phenomenal! I wonder about the songs for 25 years and within 24
hours I get more information from Bloodliners than I had a right to expect. I
can't tell you how pleased and impressed I am. Thank you so much. I will
look for those recordings today - now I'm dying to hear them again. What I
remembered of Ready Or Not sounded like it was based on fact; the real story
you gave me just adds to the meaning.
I have checked out the Digital Tradition web site (for Roddy McCorley) and it
is great. I have added it to my favorites. I also liked the sound bite.
I am so glad I found out about Bloodlines - I look forward to the postings so
much. What a wonderful bunch of friends/nuts/serious folk musicologists! :)
Thank you all for being there.
Bobbie Kalben
Seattle, Washington
BKalben@msn.com
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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 1997
From: delausa@mailbox.syr.edu (Del Lausa)
Subject: Re: Rock stars need videos
Yes. But after Nanc's post about the Opera, I'm wondering whether we might
not be lucky enough to eventually get a full-length conceptual video
including smaller pieces that could be released individually. (Remember
Mike Nesmith's "Elephant Parts"?). In any case, I'd love to see John put
his musical visual talents together. I can hardly wait for a chance to see
the Opera live, while holding my breath for the video.
del
Catherine wrote:
>I think you're right on track, Del, "Neon Road" offers endless
>opportunities for images of this country, the Road, and JS in those
>Airforce-issue shades. Definitely need Elvis "down in Memphis, they were
>talking, bout a boy who crossed the line." Chevys, El Dorados,
>Fairlanes, Harry Truman, shots of the second world war, "we had honor we
>had promise we had dreams of better days." We need a director who can
>capture the promise and optimism of the post-war era and the
>disillusionment and chaos that followed, "somewhere in the short strokes
>we got lost along the way". We need to convince John that this dream
>video must become reality.
>
>Catherine
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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 1997
From: "R.Geddes" <geddes@mcb.net>
Subject: Kigston Trio Box.
Anybody else just had a reply from Bear Family?? Just got a three pager
through the net..can't afford to re - send!!
from: Elke Pape<bear@rl.bear-family.de>
Release date:28th July. 10 CD box with EVERTHING on!!
Must mortagage the dog!!
JS Trio box DEFINATELY following!!
Are you distributing it Ian??
Do I sound too excited??
Rod.
- --
R.Geddes
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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 1997
From: "R.Geddes" <geddes@mcb.net>
Subject: Kigston Trio Box
"..but I forgot to say"
plus 100page hard back book, photos, song - by - song notes.
Rod
- --
R.Geddes
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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 1997
From: "Ian Shaw - Folk Era Records" <folkera@loopback.com>
Subject: Re: Route 66/Angel Delgadillo
> Looks like JS and Rough Sketches are getting a fair amount of
> airplay in Chicago, with Steve Dahl's show on WCKG and Rich Warren's
> "Midnight Special" coverage on WFMT!
Well, don't forget that Chicago is Folk Era's home turf! We're doing
all we can to get word out about John around the country, but have
the home court advantage in the Windy City!
Thanks to anybody who is helping us out with calls to radio. Radio
requesting is also kinda like voting in Chicago - "Early and Often!"
Finally, if you see an article on John in one of your local papers,
we'd love to have a photocopy of anything you come accross!
All the best!
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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 1997
From: "Ian Shaw - Folk Era Records" <folkera@loopback.com>
Subject: Re: Kigston Trio Box.
> Release date:28th July. 10 CD box with EVERTHING on!!
> Must mortagage the dog!!
> JS Trio box DEFINATELY following!!
> Are you distributing it Ian??
Yes, the Trio box set will be available through Rediscover Music.
The catalogue featuring the box set should be showing up on people's
doorsteps later this month.
The first 10 CD set features only the Guard trio material. There
will be a second 10 CD set sometime next year of Stewart Trio
material. There will be a third set of "Trio Related" material
further in the future. This third set is to include the Whiskeyhill
material, the Cumberland Three stuff, and goodness knows what else,
but as of now (according to Allan) Bear Family doesn't plan to
include Signals. I'm assuming that this third set is far enough off
that there may be some hope of changing that, but I don't know.
Hope this update helps.
Sincerely,
Ian
______________________________________
Ian Shaw Folk Era Records
Publicity & Promotion 705 South Washington
FolkEra@loopback.com Naperville, IL 60540
ph (630) 637-2303 fx (630) 416-7213
Now on the web! http://www.folkera.com
_____________________________________
please note our new area code (630)
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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 1997
From: Nancy Talbott <cockatoo@bslnet.com>
Subject: Bear Family response
I just popped off a note to Bear Family with one little request....sounds
like they may at LEAST be THINKING about it!!! I thought it was better than
"No more Stewart" or something!
Read on.....
Nanc
>From: "Elke Pape" <bear@r1.bear-family.de>
>Organization: Bear Family Records
>To: Nancy Talbott <cockatoo@bslnet.com>
>Date: Mon, 30 Jun 1997 18:18:12 +0000
>Subject: Re: More John Stewart releases
>Reply-to: bear@bear-family.de
>
>> Date: Sat, 28 Jun 1997 19:48:40 -0700
>> To: bear@bear-family.de
>> From: Nancy Talbott <cockatoo@bslnet.com>
>> Subject: More John Stewart releases
>
>> To whom it may concern:
>>
>> Your organization has done a wonderful job of putting out John Stewart's
>> music in the USA. I have purchased my own copies as well as given many to
>> friends.
>>
>> I am aware that you are planning a Kingston Trio release soon....
>>
>> Have you given any thought to releasing John Stewart's "Signals in the
>> Glass"? It's a marvelous albumn, which is very hard to obtain now. I have
>> no doubt that it would be a big success.
>>
>> Thank you for your consideration
>>
>> Nancy Talbott
>> Prescott, Arizona
>> "For I know the plans I have for you," declares the Lord, "plans to prosper
>> you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future."
>> Jeremiah 29:11 (NIV)
>>
>Dear Nancy,
>
>Kingston Trio Set is ready for release 28 July 1997.
>
>Release of John Stewart: EVENTUALLY!!
>
>Yours sincerely!>
>Elke Pape
>
>BEAR FAMILY RECORDS
>P.O. Box 1154
>D - 27727 HAMBERGEN
>Tel.: (49) 47 94 - 93 000
>Fax: (49) 47 94 - 93 00 20
>
>
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