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Re: Over-The-Rhine Digest V2 #534
> I saw OTR do a show in Savannah, Georgia at the Savannah College of Art and
> Design, of all places, back in 95 or 96. Sweaty. The opening Oasis wannabe
> band spent half their set complaining about how long it took for OTR to get
> the sound worked out. It was worth it though. Great show, even though there
> weren't that many people there.
Cool! That was the show that I booked. I'm glad someone who really liked
the band got to see them other than me. I DO apologize for the opening
band, I was forced into that decision by committee. The OtR show was SOOO
much my baby that I let the "colective" choose the opening band so that they
would feel ownership over the show too. I was a bit out of sorts at the
show though. My mom had JUST died. I flew out of town for the funeral the
next day.
I WAS the guy with the long hair and the beard swaying to the lovely music
and looking at least mildly out of my mind. Who were you?
Gardner.
--
"Everybody's playing the game,
but nobodies rules are the same.
Nobody's on nobody's side.
Better learn to go it alone,
recognize you're out on your own,
nobody's on nobody's side."
-Tim Rice, "Chess"