Thursday Evening folk concert / wine binge in St Paul

[terry kitchen]

Hullo fellow Plummies,

If you are attending the TWS convention in St Paul this weekend and
arriving by Thursday evening (June 11), I wanted to invite you (or
warn you away, depending on your musical preferences) to a concert I'm
giving at the Black Dog Coffee and Wine Bar, 308 Prince St. (near
corner of 4th & Broadway), St. Paul, less than a mile away from the St
Paul Hotel. I will be playing guitar and singing (mostly original)
folk songs from 8-10 pm, with a special guest appearance by Plum Lines
editor Gary Hall (singing, not editing). There's no cover charge
(though a tip jar is rumored) and the Black Dog offers casual dining,
coffees, and a beer & wine list that's renowned as far away as
Duluth.You can find out more about the venue at www.blackdogstpaul.com
(or call 651-228-9274) and more about my music at www.terrykitchen.com.
Though not in the same league as Madeline Bassett, I am happy to say
my new CD 'summer to snowflakes' is currently #27 on the national Folk-
DJ airplay chart. & I promise at least one Wodehouse song shall be
sung.

Hope to see you,
Terry Kitchen
(aka NEWT Max Pokrivchak)

[Charles stone-Tolcher]

These conventions seem such fun. I would love to go some time but it is not
so easy to plan coming from Australia.

Pillingshot

Post by terry kitchen
Hullo fellow Plummies,
If you are attending the TWS convention in St Paul this weekend and
arriving by Thursday evening (June 11), I wanted to invite you (or
warn you away, depending on your musical preferences) to a concert I'm
giving at the Black Dog Coffee and Wine Bar, 308 Prince St. (near
corner of 4th & Broadway), St. Paul, less than a mile away from the St
Paul Hotel. I will be playing guitar and singing (mostly original)
folk songs from 8-10 pm, with a special guest appearance by Plum Lines
editor Gary Hall (singing, not editing). There's no cover charge
(though a tip jar is rumored) and the Black Dog offers casual dining,
coffees, and a beer & wine list that's renowned as far away as
Duluth.You can find out more about the venue at www.blackdogstpaul.com
(or call 651-228-9274) and more about my music at www.terrykitchen.com.
Though not in the same league as Madeline Bassett, I am happy to say
my new CD 'summer to snowflakes' is currently #27 on the national Folk-
DJ airplay chart. & I promise at least one Wodehouse song shall be
sung.
Hope to see you,
Terry Kitchen
(aka NEWT Max Pokrivchak)

[Bream Rockmetteller]

On 2009-06-08 01:55:51 -0700, "Charles stone-Tolcher"

Post by Charles stone-Tolcher
These conventions seem such fun. I would love to go some time but it is
not so easy to plan coming from Australia.
Pillingshot

Hullo

Post by Charles stone-Tolcher

Post by terry kitchen
fellow Plummies,
If you are attending the TWS convention in St Paul this weekend and
arriving by Thursday evening (June 11), I wanted to invite you (or
warn you away, depending on your musical preferences) to a concert I'm
giving at the Black Dog Coffee and Wine Bar, 308 Prince St. (near
corner of 4th & Broadway), St. Paul, less than a mile away from the St
Paul Hotel. I will be playing guitar and singing (mostly original)
folk songs from 8-10 pm, with a special guest appearance by Plum Lines
editor Gary Hall (singing, not editing). There's no cover charge
(though a tip jar is rumored) and the Black Dog offers casual dining,
coffees, and a beer & wine list that's renowned as far away as
Duluth.You can find out more about the venue at www.blackdogstpaul.com
(or call 651-228-9274) and more about my music at www.terrykitchen.com.
Though not in the same league as Madeline Bassett, I am happy to say
my new CD 'summer to snowflakes' is currently #27 on the national Folk-
DJ airplay chart. & I promise at least one Wodehouse song shall be
sung.
Hope to see you,
Terry Kitchen
(aka NEWT Max Pokrivchak)

Even from Eastern Washington it's not so easy. I really want to be
there rather than here, but simply don't have the fakir ability to
transport myself through space and time willy nilly.