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From: mickey@cca.UUCP (Mickey Levine)
Newsgroups: net.music.folk
Subject: Re: Two Gentlemen Folk--Revisited
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Date: Mon, 29-Apr-85 09:24:07 EDT
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Posted: Mon Apr 29 09:24:07 1985
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Having been at the 'Two Gentlemen Folk' taping (my brother is the lead
string string guitarist), there are some things you should know about the
concert. 1) The day it was taped, it was 101F outside, and hotter inside.
This was because they closed all of the doors and had the air conditioning
off. 2) 80% of the 'audience' were ringers. Most were professional singers
from the Berkshires area who were 'given' tickets to a) fill the audience
and b) help the sing-alongs. The concert was enjoyable but terribly over-
rehearsed (the musicians spent a week (14 hours a day) preparing.

Bill Crofut has either 2 or 3 albums by himself, the 'best' of them being
his 'Goshen Concert' album (label unknown). Together, they were working on
a new album in England (as of last year) but I don't know if it has been
released yet. Should you want to reach Bill, he lives out in the Berkshires
(Mass.) but I don't have my address book handy. If you want to reach him,
send me a message and I'll send you his address.

One last note - the soundtrack for TGF was done in stereo and was simulcast
during it's first showing in Boston.

						Mickey Levine
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