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I'm no fan of the Quad, but that's the only place this superb documentary
about tracking down the Khmer Rouge face to face is playing:

ENEMIES OF THE PEOPLE 
http://www.film-forward.com/enemiesof.html

 

This was on HBO On Demand up to last week, so if you missed it there, or
don't have HBO, it's now at the Cinema Village.

SMASH HIS CAMERA

 http://www.film-forward.com/smashhis.html

 

XXXXXXXXXXXX

Nice night to see Low Anthem & Swell Season tonite in Brooklyn!

 

I enjoyed the chamber music goup Ethel playing with various ID/FUV guest
singer/songwriters at Lincoln Center on the one night that wasn't oppressive
outside.

 

Too bad I won't get to the Lincoln Center out-of-doors this weekend what
with family and weather issues.

XXXXXXXXXXX

 

I think it probably is more illegal to post the Sirius show via downloads
than the FUV shows, on a sliding scale.  As to passing around CDs or some
format in a tree or something?

 

 

The Mandel Maven's Nest is at:
http://MavensNest.net  

 
Lew, thanks for catching this and forwarding to the list.

After I heard Vin talk, back in the spring, about retirement in a couple of=
 years, the extended vacation had me dreading the announcement that this am=
azing and wonderful chapter of radio history had drawn to a close.  So it's=
 a bit of a relief to hear the show will continue, even in an abbreviated f=
orm.

Any new developments on the Sirius/XM show? Has Vin given any indication ho=
w long it might continue?

Jack

--- In iddiots@yahoogroups.com, Lew Goodman  wrote:
>
> From: http://bbs.wfuv.org/viewtopic.php?f=3D4&t=3D6631
>=20
> Wed Jul 28, 2010 5:18 pm
>....So starting this Saturday, he'll be heard from 8 to 10 PM.
> Chuck Singleton
> Program Director
> 

 
Check my list and in 75 it was still Schaefer. Whose FB page was it?

On 7/28/10, Rob  wrote:
>   If you hit their facebook page, fan Robert Venturini posted pictures
> from back in the day. One of the pics is a close-up of of the Schafer ?
> Dr. Pepper? music fest schedule at the Wollman Rink in year 1975.  The
> schedule reads that on Mon July 28th one of my shit hot favorite bands
> that year was playing: Chick Corea's Return to forever featuring Stanley
> Clarke, Lenny White and Al Dimeola, opening was Minnie Ripperton.  Next
> up that Wed July 30th, Kinderhook opened for Poco.
>
> Orchestra tickets were: $2.50, Balcony: $1.50...
>
> Dems were the days.....
>
> -Austin Bob
>
>
> On 7/28/2010 7:06 PM, casbag2000@yahoo.com wrote:
>> Mike
>> Thats where I know there name from!!
>> Opening for poco in central park!!
>> Thanks!!
>> Sent from my iPhone
>>
>> On Jul 28, 2010, at 7:47 PM, Mike Bodayle > > wrote:
>>
>>> I went to Seton Hall and spent many a Wednesday night at Dodds
>>> listening to Kinderhook. I also remember seeing them actually open for
>>> Poco once - I think in Central Park. Enjoy as I won't be making the
>>> trip from Nashville.
>>>
>>> On 7/28/10, robert borowicz >> > wrote:
>>> > Any of yooz guys ever hear of this band? They were big back in the
>>> late 70's
>>> > and early 80's doing cover of Poco, NRPS, and Flying Burrito Bros.
>>> I used to
>>> > go to Dodds Orange EVERY wednesday and dance dance dance my fool
>>> head off
>>> > drunk on beer and the lust of being 18 and in love. (her name was
>>> JoAnn)
>>> >
>>> > Well they are back for a concert in Neptune on Sunday at 3. Wish I
>>> could
>>> > go... All the old North Jersey gang is getting together for these
>>> events
>>> > like old times... If you want a great night out dancing to the
>>> country-rock
>>> > that you might have once enjoyed way back when, go, drink a beer or
>>> two and
>>> > throw back what's left of your hair and enjoy.
>>> >
>>> > http://web.mac.com/christina.k/KinderhookTwentyTen/Kinderhook.html
>>> 
>>> >
>>> > -Austin Bob
>>> >
>>> >
>>> >
>>>
>>> --
>>> Sent from my mobile device
>>>
>>> Mike Bodayle
>>> 115 McGavock Circle
>>> Franklin TN 37064
>>>
>>
>>
>
>

-- 
Sent from my mobile device

Mike Bodayle
115 McGavock Circle
Franklin TN   37064 

 
  Mike,

The band has one. Search on Kinderhook and "join", look for the pics.

-Bob

On 7/30/2010 12:25 PM, Mike Bodayle wrote:
>
> Check my list and in 75 it was still Schaefer. Whose FB page was it?
>
> On 7/28/10, Rob  > wrote:
> > If you hit their facebook page, fan Robert Venturini posted pictures
> > from back in the day. One of the pics is a close-up of of the Schafer ?
> > Dr. Pepper? music fest schedule at the Wollman Rink in year 1975. The
> > schedule reads that on Mon July 28th one of my shit hot favorite bands
> > that year was playing: Chick Corea's Return to forever featuring Stanley
> > Clarke, Lenny White and Al Dimeola, opening was Minnie Ripperton. Next
> > up that Wed July 30th, Kinderhook opened for Poco.
> >
> > Orchestra tickets were: $2.50, Balcony: $1.50...
> >
> > Dems were the days.....
> >
> > -Austin Bob
> >
> 

 

I just learned of a movie with the most perfectly IDDiot friendly title
imaginable... "I Need That Record: The Death (or Possible Survival) of
the Independent Record Store". Ordered a copy of the DVD based on the
title alone. It's a 2008 film, so, excuse me if I'm behind the curve and
am the only one around here who's not heard of it until now.

*BTW, I need to credit Critic's Notebook for the subject line - it came
from their review...
http://www.criticsnotebook.com/2009/10/i-need-that-record.html#more


r-gordon-7 

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