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From: archie@mirror.UUCP
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Subject: Re: McCutcheon concerts
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Date: Mon, 6-May-85 10:46:00 EDT
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I just saw John McKutcheon at the May 4 concert in Arlington, MA (listed in
the above note), and it was a very compelling performance.  Besides the
diversity of his material and instruments, what was especially impressive
was the stories he wove in about the place that some of his songs have had
in his life as a person and a performer.  His playing of Si Kahn's "Gone,
Gonna Rise Again" on the hammer dulcimer was a moment of transcendence.  Do
go see John McKutcheon; he is one artist who gains a great deal in live
performance.