RE: OHIO vinyl?

[Sweet & Tender Hooligan <glennp@twobythetree.com>]

> (BTW, for listees at that show, I was the kid with the dark red shirt 
> and tie up front.  Who were you?  Sorry I didn't spend more time 
> socializing, but I had a drive and a long day Saturday to look forward
> to.)

My cousin and I were sitting at the very end of the table nearest the stage. We were wearing rather non-descript clothing, but I do recall seeing you there. We arrived and started drinking Guinness around five, so, depending on when you arrived, we may have been the only ones waiting.
 
> -Smitty the Almost-Native-Dubuqueian
> 
> PS for those thinking about hitting this tour, do so.  Mister Steven 
> Delopolous is a damned impressive guitarist.  I like his muted
> chording.

He was good, if a bit loud. The guy's talent was undeniable, but by the third song, the full-on audio assault began to get abrasive.

Susan Enan, on the other hand, was over far too soon. Her song "Bring on the Wonder" was heavenly.

=

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