TOWNE CRIER CAFE - Wednesday, January 19, 2000 

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Hosted by  - Scott Sylvester

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and here he is:

Our host for the evening

Scott Sylvester 

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 This guy is great!

a performing host with feeling!

OK! OK! Let's get on with the show

First up:

a very special guest performer

Dan Pelletier 

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A LOCAL PERFORMER WITH A WORLD CLASS ACT

ENERGETIC

AUTHENTIC

A great time! 

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Thank you, Dan, for sharing yourself with us!

and then, it's

Sal Casablanca 

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Once again, Sal gives us a taste of his world

 and very different

Thanks, Sal

You ARE different

NEXT UP:

Bruce Wheeler

Bruce settles in and does a great job

watching Bruce is a learning experience

SUPER SOUNDS

Bruce is the

FEATURE PERFORMER

at

Roaring Brook Nature Center's

Open Mike

January 26, 2000

Go see the pictures! (soon)

GREAT JOB, Bruce! 

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Now, let's welcome ...

Terry Whitebook

 Terry sounds great and looks great, too

EXCELLENT!

Here comes

Elizabeth Hunter

Elizabeth steps up and we hear her words

 GREAT JOB, Elizabeth!

and now, from New York City

Andy and Denise

Great power!

These two do a great job together

FANTASTIC!

 and then it's ME!

gNat Kennedy

Geoff Muldaur's "Mole's Moan"

William Moore's "One Way Gal"

(thanks, Rich)

and next, it's

Robert Alan

all good sounds come from Robert

WOW!

Area Code 860's own

Bob Gotta

certified

what's this?

NOW WE'RE COOKING!

Erik Balkey

Eric is really neat to listen to and watch

 AND MORE ...

and still more

... lots of fun here, folks!

Next up!

Jerre Small

and then it's

Ron Anthony

maybe I've gotten in his face just one too many times??

Really, Ron's a nice guy

he just seems overwhelming when he plays his guitar

FABULOUS

 FANTASTIC, RON

WOW!, again

last up ( before I leave )

LAVINIA

look at this lady

you ought to hear her sing

never a boring moment with Lavinia

!PHEW!

AMAZING

Great job everybody!

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