RE: Country Weekly magazine?
-Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Roy Kasten Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 1999 7:35 PM To: passenger side Subject: RE: Country Weekly magazine? Neil wants to know Country Weekly is to People Magazine what People Magazine is to National Enquirer. Actually, if I am not mistaken, Country Weekly is owned by the Enquirer. Joyce
Pernice Brothers European tour
Due to record company hijinks and shenanigans, all of the European dates on the Pernice Brothers/Joe Pernice tour have been canceled. The band is still perfoming the following UK dates. May 12 Galway May 13 Dublin May 14 Dublin May 15 off May 16 Glasgow May 17 Sheffield May 18 London Sorry for any inconvenience, stress or disappointment this causes. We got blindsided. Feel free to email me off-list with any questions. Joyce Joyce Linehan Artist Management 10A Burt Street Dorchester, MA 02124
Life's Little Ups and Downs- Margaret Ann Rich
-Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Christopher M Knaus Sent: Sunday, April 18, 1999 11:44 AM To: passenger side Subject: Re: Mike Ireland tour dates east/midwest/south/UK Hey there, David Cantwell wrote: The best M.A. Rich song, though, was Life Has It's Little Ups And Downs, from the Fabulous Charlie Rich. --david cantwell You and Mike Ireland are on the same wavelenght - that was the cover. ** Mike and David are undoubtedly on the same wavelength more or less, but in the interest of closing another pop culture circle, I'd like to add that the interview 45 in question, which attributes the song to Charlie rather than Margaret Ann, was purchased for $7 on Ebay. Joyce
Mike Ireland tour dates east/midwest/south/UK
Mike Ireland Dan Mesh (all shows listed are with the duo) confirmed as of 4/17/99 April 17 Wilberts , Cleveland, OH (w/Al Kooper) 18 Rosebud, Pittsburgh, PA (w/Deliberate Strangers) 19 Tramps, New York, NY (w/Merle Haggard, Fred Eaglesmith) 20 Mercury Lounge, New York, NY (w/ Joe Pernice, Bob Egan) 21 House of Blues, Cambridge, MA (in the round w/ Joe Pernice, Bob Egan) 24 Kenny Live (natl tv show), Dublin, IRE 27 Whelans, Dublin, IRE 30 Carlsberg Country Roots Fest, Kilkenny, IRE May 1 Carlsberg Country Roots Fest, Kilkenny, IRE (w/ Calexico) 2 The Mill, Tipperary, IRE 5 Borderline, London, UK (w/the Gourds) 7 Iron Horse, Northampton, MA 8 Hillbilly at Harvard (live radio 95.3), Cambridge, MA 11 Iota, Arlington, VA (w/ Alejandro Escovedo) 12 Empty Glass, Charleston, WV 13 Brewery, Raleigh, NC 14 New Brookland Tavern, Columbia, SC 15 The Sutler, Nashville, TN (w/Tommy Womack) 18 Friends Co., Charleston, IL 20 Grand Emporium, Kansas City, MO (w/Hot Club of Cowtown) Coming in July: Songwriter-in-the-round Eastern/Midwestern US tour w/ Mike Ireland, Joe Pernice Tommy Womack Joyce Linehan Artist Management 10A Burt Street Dorchester, MA 02124 617-282-2510
Joe/Pernice/Brothers tour east, UK, Europe
Confirmed as of 4/17/99 Joe Pernice (solo) April 20 Mercury Lounge, New York, NY (w/Mike Ireland Dan Mesh, Bob Egan) 21 House of Blues, Cambridge, MA (in the round w/Mike Ireland, Bob Egan) Pernice Brothers May 12 Roisin Dubh, Galway, Ireland 13 Music Centre Dublin, Ireland 14 Trinity Ball, Dublin, Ireland 16 King Tuts, Glasgow, Scotland 17 Pheasant, Sheffield, England 18 The Garage, London, England 19 Doornroojse, Nijmegen, Netherlands 21 Blekingska Nationen, Lund, Sweden 22 Fritz Corner, Stockholm, Sweden 22 So What, Oslo, Norway Joe Pernice (alone again) May 24 Loppen, Copenhagen, Denmark June 2 Milkweg, Amsterdam, Netherlands 4 Essengum, Brussels, Belgium 5 Kikker, Utrecht, Netherlands 6 Effinar, Eindhoven, Netherlands 8 Burgerweeshuis, Deventer, Netherlands 9 Doornroojse, Nijmegen, Netherlands Coming in July: Songwriter-in-the-round Eastern/Midwestern US tour w/ Mike Ireland, Joe Pernice Tommy Womack Joyce Linehan Artist Management 10A Burt Street Dorchester, MA 02124 617-282-2510
South Shore Music Circus 1999 Season
I'm including everything, rather than trying to separate the twang from the non-twang. The rest of the schedule comes out in May, along with the Cape Cod Meoldy Tent schedule. Tickets on sale tomorrow by calling 781-383-1400. The South Shore Music Circus is located at 130 Sohier Street, in Cohasset, MA, 20 miles south of Boston. Sunday June 6 Ray Romano Sunday June 13 Chris Isaak Friday June 18 Lorrie Morgan Saturday June 19 Buddy Guy, Jimmie Vaughan, Shemekia Copeland Friday July 9 Boz Scaggs Wednesday July 14 Wynonna Friday July 16 Joey McIntyre Saturday July 17 Martina McBride Saturday July 24 Michael Feinstein Sunday August 1KC the Sunshine Band Friday August 6 "Weird Al" Yankovic Saturday August 7 The Statler Brothers Sunday August 8 Tom Jones Thursday August 12 John McDermott Saturday August 14 CMT presents Vince Gill 2 shows 2 5:00 pm 9:00 pm Friday August 20Bruce Hornsby Saturday August 21 Bill Cobsy 2 shows 6:00 pm 9:00 pm Sunday August 29Peter, Paul and Mary Thursday September 2 Anne Murray Sunday September 5 Roger Whittaker ****** Joyce Linehan Director of PR South Shore Music Circus/Cape Cod Melody Tent (781) 383-9850
q about Lorrie Morgan and Wynonna
Can anyone tell me what Lorrie Morgan's last big hit was, and what might be considered Wynonna's signature song? Off list is fine. Thanks. Joyce
Joe Pernice/Mike Ireland upcoming shows
Artist itineraries confirmed as of 4/3/99 Joe Pernice (all shows listed are Joe solo) April 20 Mercury Lounge, New York, NY (w/Mike Ireland Dan Mesh, Bob Egan) 21 House of Blues, Cambridge, MA (w/Mike Ireland Dan Mesh) (coming soon: European dates in May and June for the Pernice Brothers and Joe Pernice) Mike Ireland Dan Mesh (all shows listed are with the duo) April 8 Mojos, Columbia, MO (w/David Olney) 10 Klammy Awards /Folly Theater Kansas City, MO 14 Elvis Room, St. Louis, MO 15 Hideaway, Chicago, IL 16 Macs Bar, E. Lansing, MI 17 Wilberts, Cleveland, OH (w/Al Kooper) 18 Rosebud, Pittsburgh, PA 19 Tramps, New York, NY (w/Merle Haggard, Fred Eaglesmith) 20 Mercury Lounge, New York, NY (w/ Joe Pernice, Bob Egan) 21 House of Blues, Cambridge, MA (in the round w/ Joe Pernice, Bob Egan) 24 Kenny Live (natl tv show), Dublin, IRE 27 Whelans, Dublin, IRE 30 Carlsberg Country Roots Fest, Kilkenny, IRE May 1 Carlsberg Country Roots Fest, Kilkenny, IRE 5 Borderline, London, UK (w/the Gourds) 7 Iron Horse, Northampton, MA 11 Iota, Arlington, VA (w/ Alejandro Escovedo) Joyce Linehan Artist Management 10A Burt Street Dorchester, MA 02124 617-282-2510
Re: Scud Mountain Boys info needed
On Wed, 31 Mar 1999, Kelly Kessler wrote: Are the SMB's alive and kicking? If so, does anyone know how to contact them? One of Chicago's more respectable venues (in other words, nobody I'm affiliated with) wants to know. Thanks, Kelly They are not. Joe Pernice disbanded the Scuds quite a while ago to start the Pernice Brothers. If you're still looking for a contact, that would be me for management and Billions for booking. Joyce Linehan
RE: Scud Mountain Boys info needed
On Wed, 31 Mar 1999, Hill, Christopher J wrote: Joe Pernice broke up the band and released a fine, fine, fine, fine record _Overcome by Happiness_ on SubPop, with his new, aptly-named group, Pernice Brothers. I think their booking agent is a P2 member. I hear there's a new PB album coming this year - psyched already. Chris I doubt it will be this year, as he hasn't started it yet. He did finish up a "side project" record, recorded at home, with many of the same characters as "Overcome By Happiness." It's called "Chappaquidick Skyline" (that's album and artist title) and though we haven't been assigned a release date yet, we hope it will be this year. Joyce
Boston tomorrow (was RE: Steve Wynn CD out NOW!)
-Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 1999 9:14 AM To: passenger side Subject: Fwd: Steve Wynn CD out NOW! *** For my fellow Bostonians going to see Steve Wynn at TT's tomorrow, don't forget to go early to see Bob Egan. He's got a trio for this round of dates. Joyce Linehan
RE: ...talk to me baby --- Lucinda Alert!
-Original Message- Hi Folks, Saw it listed on his WEB site so it must be true! ** Lucinda Williams ** will indeed be playing the one, the only, the infamous, Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel in byotful downtown Providence, RI on May 6th. Can someone say -- perfect pairing? It's a Thursday, all you old working folks should plan accordingly. No word on the opener yet. Guaranteed good time for one and all! Kate. *** Lucinda's opener is Patty Griffin.
Joe pernice dates
Upcoming Joe Pernice solo shows: March 24 Brighton Club, W. Long Branch, NJ (w/Buffalo Tom) March 25 Theatre of the Living Arts, Philadelphia, PA (w/Buffalo Tom) March 26 Tramps, New York, NY (w/Buffalo Tom) April 20 Mercury Lounge, New York, NY (w/Mike Ireland Dan Mesh, Bob Egan) April 21 House of Blues, Cambridge, MA (in the round with Mike Ireland Bob Egan, King Radio opens) Pernice Brothers and Joe Pernice European dates coming soon... Joyce Linehan Artist Management 10A Burt Street Dorchester, MA 02124 617-282-2510
RE: Hank III (Boston content)
-Original Message- According to this week's Boston Phoenix, Hank Williams III will be at TT the Bear's in Cambridge on Wednesday, April 14th. --Jon Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wollaston, Massachusetts Actually, Mike Ireland was going to play with him in Pittsburgh, but he's not playing. I heard (and this is pretty unsubstaintiated) that there was an article about him in rolling Stone that talked about his excessive drug use, and that his family staged an intervention, effectively canceling the tour. Joyce
Bob Egan tour dates
March 5 The Sutler, Nashville March 6 Tomato Head, Knoxville March 9 Double Door, Charlotte (w/Silos) March 10 Local 506, Chapel Hill March 11 Cowboys, Wilmington, NC March 20 Broken Spoke, Austin (No Depression Party) March 23 Brownie's, New York March 24 Khyber Pass, Philadelphia March 25 TT the Bear's, Cambridge (w/Steve Wynn) March 29 Ted's, Toronto March 31 Schuba's, Chicago April 20 Mercury Lounge, NY (w/ Joe Pernice, Mike Ireland) April 21 House of Blues, Cambridge (w/Joe Pernice, Mike Ireland, King Radio) More info [EMAIL PROTECTED] *** Joyce Linehan Artist Management 10 Burt Street Dorchester, MA 02124 617-282-2510
THE DRAGON'S ROAR (fwd)
DRAGON THE PEN COMMUNICATIONS PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ìTHE DRAGONíS ROARî NOW HEARD ëROUND THE WORLD! West Coast country and western and American roots music historian, critic and journalist JANA PENDRAGON has begun a new column, THE DRAGONíS ROAR, to be published in the online international journal of arts and ideas, THE TOWER OF BABEL. A multilingual and multicultural publication that is published and edited by MALCOLM LAWRENCE, THE TOWER OF BABEL can be found on the World Wide Web at the following address: www.towerofbabel.com. THE DRAGONíS ROAR will kick off an expansion of THE TOWER OF BABELíS ëMusic Section.í THE DRAGONíS ROAR will cover everything from the sharper, edgier flavor of the West Coast Honky Tonk Sound to the myriad of forms of traditional American Roots music including Bluegrass, Rock ëní Roll, Mountain Music, Western Swing, Cowboy Tunes and everything in between. The ëHonky Tonk Divisioní of THE TOWER OF BABEL will go beyond the hype and marketing of todayís pop-goes-the-country fluff to uncover the many distinctive layers of REAL CW and roots music. The first installment of THE DRAGONíS ROAR introduces readers to one of the West Coastís most talented up-and-comers, CISCO. A native of Fresno, California in the fertile San Joaquin Valley that gave birth to the independent BAKERSFIELD SOUND, Cisco defies current convention. More like Bakersfield pioneer MERLE HAGGARD or Texas Outlaw WAYLON JENNINGS, CISCO is as physically charismatic as a young ELVIS PRESLEY and as dangerous and enticing as ëhillbilly deluxeí DWIGHT YOAKAM. Ruffling feathers and stopping listeners in their tracks wherever he goes, heís made a huge sensation with the release of his first studio project, WISHING YOU WELL FROM THE PINK MOTEL*. Produced by MIKE NESS and JAMES SAEZ, this solid country indie has been declared ëone of the best of ë98.í Check out CISCO and THE DRAGONíS ROAR at: www.towerofbabel.com/selections/music/honkytonk/dragonsroar/cisco. And be sure to keep an eye on all the many wonders of the world as THE TOWER OF BABEL continues to break down barriers and open minds to new ideas and the arts! *(WISHING YOU WELL FROM THE PINK MOTEL is available from MILES OF MUSIC: www.MilesOMusc.com or e-mail them at: [EMAIL PROTECTED]) ###
Boston area only tonight Tommy Womack
Hi. Tommy Womack and Steve Camden have had a heap of trouble on their little tour for the past few days. Bad starters, keys locked in cars, bad directions - you name it, it's happened. They were supposed to play at the Kendall in Cambridge last night. They showed up two hours after their allotted time slot (for a really sad story, ask Tommy about driving around Cambridge looking for a phone to call Stacy and tell her their status, and then finding one phone, which fell apaprt in his hands). Anyway, they're going to play tonight at the Kendall at 9:30. It's last minute, but any help my fellow Bostonians could give in getting the world out would be greatly appreciated. It would be nice, if after all these guys have been through, at least a dozen people showed up. I would imagine that any of you who were at Tommy's last Boston show in November were as blown away as I was. Joyce
Re: Melba Montgomery, still going strong??
On Fri, 12 Feb 1999, Stevie Simkin wrote: Sitting listening to the title track of Randy Travis' "You and You Alone", I was struck by the beautiful harmonies on the title track. I remembered Vince Gill was in the mix there, but when I checked the credits, Melba Montgomery turned up too. Wow. I didnt know she was still around. And what's more, turns out she co-wrote it. Am I being really dim? Is she still very much in the biz? Speaking of Miss Melba, does anyone know if any of her solo stuff has been issued on CD? I have a bunch of her albums, but have never seen anything but her duet stuff and the occassional "No Charge" on a compilation on CD. I really like those albums a lot. Joyce
Garth plays ball (was:Buckner, free agent status?)
On Fri, 12 Feb 1999, Thomas Wodock wrote: I don't think he needs a job... the Mets still have him on their payroll. And, um, the Padres have Garth Brooks on their payroll. Unless I am hallucinating, the local news just reported that Garth has joined the San Diego Padres, and will take a year off from music to play ball. Oh, and according to the report, he is a switch hitter. Joyce
Bob Egan shows (NY/MA)
Passing some info along for Bob... March 23 Brownie's, New York, NY March 25 TT's, Cambridge (w/Steve Wynn) Joyce Linehan Artist Management 10A Burt Street Dorchester, MA 02124
Re: Looking to trade....
On Sun, 7 Feb 1999, Driver8 wrote: I'm looking to trade for UT's "Not Forever Just for Now" 2CD set, copied or original, as well as any Whiskeytown, Scud Mountain Boys, Son Volt and Wilco stuff. I'd really prefer CDR To trade, I've got Uncle Tupelo's "Live from the Midwest", Son Volt's "High Voltage", and mulitple REM imports (a couple of which are 2CD sets). Mail me off list if interested. I'll always trade for blanks, too. Hey, why don't you just call up the bands you listed and ask them for money instead?
Washington DC/Baltimore area
Sorry to waste bandwidth with this, but before my great computer crash last week, I believe I glanced at a post about a new live music series in the DC or Baltimore area. If I wasn't hallucinating, could the person that posted that info please send me the info again? I would really appreciate it. Joyce
Pernice tours Australia
Joe Pernice will tour Australia (solo) in February. Some of you might be wondering why he would return there so soon, having just been there in December. Well, the immigration people weren't being very cooperative in December, and he never got there. So, immigration willing, here are the replacement dates. February Fri 19 Punter's club, Melbourne Sat 20 Corner Hotel, Melbourne Sun 21 Emily Grace Hotel, Adelaide Wed 24 Greenwich Bar, Perth Fri 26 Hopetoun, Sydney Sat 27 Globe, Sydney w/ Archer Prewitt Sun 28 Rick's Cafe, Brisbane The Pernice Brothers will be touring Europe in May, and Joe will probably do a solo European tour in June. I will post those dates as soon as I have them. *** Joyce Linehan Artist Management 10A Burt Street Dorchester, MA 02124
Mike Ireland Dan Mesh play in MO
Mike Ireland Dan Mesh, opening for James McMurtry Feb. 25 Bar Next Door, Springfield, MO I will have Midwest/east coast tour dates for April/May in the next week or so. Joyce
question about Bottlerockets/Austin
Does anyone know the name of the label in Austin that the Bottlerockets are recording for? Offlist is fine. Joyce Linehan Artist Management 10 A Burt Street Dorchester, MA 02124 http://www.empathetic.com
RE: Vince Gill
On Monday, February 01, 1999 3:02 PM, Don Yates
[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
I'm surprised no one's mentioned Vince's two-hour all-request concert
Saturday on AE. I probably would've preferred just a straight two-hour
show from Vince. It seemed like his heart wasn't in to some of his more
pop-oriented stuff -- unlike the obvious enthusiasm he showed when given
a
request for something from The Key or a shuffle tune. Anyway, the man
sure can sing and pick -- highlights for me were the two songs from The
Key -- the duet with Patty Loveless ("My Kind Of Woman, My Kind Of Man"
and "The Key To Life"). Both of 'em just tore me up. I was surprised
"When I Call Your Name" wasn't chosen, but it was still a pretty standout
show.--don
I pretty much agree with everything Don said, but I had to turn the sound
of when Vince trotted out Branford Marsalis. What was up with that?
Joyce
RE: Barry and the Remains (Boston content)
On Thursday, January 28, 1999 10:56 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote: Hi Jon - Thanks for posting the article about my friend Barry Tashian. I don't know if I would classify The Remains as punk (but what do I know?). The article didn't mention Barry's nine years (80-89) with Emmylou Harris (The Hot Band). Or his recent work with his wife, Holly (bluegrass duo). Barry and The Remains did their first reunion show this past September 23rd in Leon, Spain and another show at Coney Island High in October. Barry wrote a book about his experiences with The Beatles (The Remains toured with them in 1966). The book is called Ticket to Ride and can be bought though his web site along with The Remains cd's. For all those in the NY area - Another friend of mine, Dale Watson will be at the Rodeo Bar in NYC on April 1st. Dale is also scheduled 3-31 at the Tin Angel in Philly. On 3-2 Dale will be in Richmond at Moondance. Also, Barry and Holly Tashian will be performing at the Levitt Pavilion in Westport, CT (their hometown) on June 25th. (203) 226-7600. Back to lurking P.S. Buddy, 12 days 'till Willie
RE: Booking info. on Big Sandy?
On Thursday, January 28, 1999 11:41 AM, Loud Promotions [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote: Does anyone have a contact number for a booking agent for Big Sandy His Flyrite Boys? Any help at all, on or off list, would be most gratefully received. Cheers Kirsty Fitzsimons Mongrel Music 415-512-7877. Fax 415-512-1439
RE: The Sopranos
On Thursday, January 28, 1999 2:11 PM, Shannon Lasater [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote: b.s. wrote: FWIW, ABC just halted production on "Cupid". That stinks, I only watch a few shows regularly and that happens to be one of them. Jeremy Piven and the show deserve better. On a happier note, I don't think anyone has mentioned HBO's new series The Sopranos. Besides being a very well written show about a subject (a mob family) that I though was exhausted, it also has an incredible soundtrack. The opening sequence uses A3's "Woke Up This Morning" and during the first three weeks viewers have heard Nick Lowe's "The Beast In Me", Booker T and the MGs songs, and numerous other tunes which should be of interest to P2ers. I have to second the recommendation of this show, for its music as well as the show itself. It's really good. Nancy Marchand is great in it, as is Edie Falco, who has been on Homicide a lot (another show with a very talented music supervisor).
Boston country radio (was about Morse article)
On Tuesday, January 26, 1999 3:01 PM, Jon Weisberger [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote: WKLB, which sponsors a country festival at Great Woods each summer (with Nashville headliners) and cosponsors summer events at Indian Ranch in Webster, has no time slot devoted to local music, but ''that's not to say there won't be one in the future,'' says music director Ginny Rogers. Well, I'll say it: No, there won't be one in the future. Now, now, you can never be too sure. Our biggest local mainstream country station - CMA Large Market Station Of The Year WUBE-FM - recently allocated a hefty 2-hour time slot each week to classic country. Of course, it's 6-8a Sunday morning, and "classic" means from the 1980s... There is another commercial country station in the Boston market - WCAV in Brockton. They have a great Sunday night show, hosted by Ed the Detective. Lots of old stuff, and good new stuff, though I don't think he's so much into the alt.country/rock. Lately the rest of the week they've mainly been using syndicated programs, I hae heard (from John Lincoln Wright) that they're coming off the satellite soon. That could be good. PLUS, listing to WCAV, one gets to hear the Brockton Enterprise jingle, which is truly the worst jingle ever. Though Steve Morse's article had some inaccuracies, it's really nice to see those Harvard Hillbillies get some attention. I think people forget about them because they've been around for so damn long. I love a show that will play Alan Jackson into Dale Watson into Patty Loveless in Danni Leigh. It's worth getting up on Saturday mornings to listen to. Plus, they're the nicest guys in the world. WKLB sponsored a show this summer that Mike Ireland played at. It was very funny having to explain who Mike was so the lady from the station could introduce him. She was very impressed when I told her they had an album out on Sire. I think she thought they were from North Quincy or something.
Chris Knight/Decca (was about the Nashville Bloodbath)
On Friday, January 22, 1999 1:11 PM, Terry A. Smith [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote: Perhaps Chris Knight will latch onto a label and put out the record that some had hoped he'd put out in the first place -- with his harder-edged tunes. You know, the assumption that the label always dictates what the record should sound like and the inference that this is done against the artists' wishes in all cases is kind of annoying. I'm no label apologist (at least not anymore!) but my hunch is that Chris Knight made the record he wanted to make, not necessarily the record that Decca wanted him to make. (I have to give credit to Decca for working his record as though they actually wanted to develop his career though.) I hope Dolly, Chris and a few others get nominated for those TNN awards. It'd be funny if half the nominees were without record deals. (This includes Mike of course). Joyce
Mike Ireland on tour
Hi. Mike Ireland Dan Mesh will be heading over to Ireland to play in late April/early May. Since the record wasn't released in England (just finished imports through Shellshock) I haven't had any luck finding anyone over there interested in doing shows. I figured I would post, just in case any of you English have any advice to give about putting a show or two together over there in that time frame. Private email is good. Thanks. Joyce Joyce Linehan Artist Management 10 A Burt Street Dorchester, MA 02124 http://www.empathetic.com
Boston question - 78 rpm
I know there was a thread about this recently, but I didn't have one then, so I wasn't paying attention. Does anyone know of anyplace in New england where I can get a 78 player repaired? Thanks. Joyce Linehan Artist Management 10 A Burt Street Dorchester, MA 02124 http://www.empathetic.com
