Has anybody been to a concert at Glenside? If so, can you recommend a good hotel? I have about a 3 1/2 hr drive.

why is this posted in this scetion?

why is this posted in this scetion?

Probably because it's directly related to a Lightfoot concert, eh?

You're not related to DMD3 are you ?

Bill :)

We have been to a number of shows at the Keswick in Glenside and have stayed just down the road in Fort Washington. Check out the Holiday Inn :

http://www.philadelphia-phl.com/ftspa.html

Where are your seats ? There should be quite a few people from corfidland at the show.

Bill :)

Row F Seat 111. Thanks Bill W.

Frkmry,
Looks like we have about the same distance to see this one.Indeed it is a small world.We live in Sabula{Kilmer Road}.I did try to get back to a post You had some time ago,it was about when this site was rejuvinated and I had things messed up for a while.Anyway,and I think I managed to get this through to Bill,We will be in row AA seats 10-12.Thanks for the motel info Bill,We will check it out.

Probably because it's directly related to a Lightfoot concert, eh?

You're not related to DMD3 are you ?

Bill :) [/QUOTE]if so then I Apologize to Frkmry.

Probably because it's directly related to a Lightfoot concert, eh?

You're not related to DMD3 are you ?

Bill :) [/QUOTE]if so then I Apologize to Frkmry.

Apology accepted Affair on Touhy Avenue :)

We are staying at a hotel this time, too. Jbt found a link on the Keswick theater site - I think it's a 15 minute drive. I can't believe it's two weeks from tomorrow! I'm looking forward to it...

Hi Billw!

We are staying at a hotel this time, too. Jbt found a link on the Keswick theater site - I think it's a 15 minute drive. I can't believe it's two weeks from tomorrow! I'm looking forward to it...

Hi Billw!

Hi formerlylavender,

Say hi to JBT for us. We plan to be in Glenside early enough for dinner before the show. Don't be a young stranger.

Bill :)

From a review of this week's events in the Philly area at:-
http://www.philly.com/mld/inquirer/e...t/12367291.htm
Note phily.com is one of those silly and pretentious media/newspaper sites that make you
register before they deign to let you see their hugely valuable/confidential content.
even sillier is the stoopid fact that to create a membership you use your email address then have to set a password that must include at least one character that is a number. Of course I forgot that irrelevancy and used my usual 8 letter password only to be given the boot so to speak. Determined to go where no doot Awesome Annie will
soon be treading I read:-
Thursday
Good folk
The great Canadian singer-songwriter Gordon Lightfoot hit a fine balance of folk and rock
with hits such as "If You Could Read My Mind," and "Sundown" in the 1970s. (Everybody turns
the radio up when "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" comes on - admit it.) He plays at 8
p.m. at the Keswick Theatre, Easton Road and Keswick Avenue, Glenside. Tickets are $38 and
$45. Call 215-572-7650.
John Fowles
And now something different that I found while googling for "lightfoot lyrics balance"

Fall, 1972. Toronto, Ontario.....
I had been told on numerous occasions that Gordon Lightfoot lived in the apartment building right behind our offices. Many a time I wondered if I would ever bump into him, and in fleeting moments of daydreaming imagined his apartment where his head would be bent over sheets of paper as he created new songs. He was my hero.......
His lyrics touched me deeply – his insight. He saw life and gave it to me in music - from the go-go girls on Yonge Street to the gentleness and wonder of nature, the pain and joys of love, human trials, and the old man who came home from the forest...
His music still fills my home, and when I’m driving the roads of this wonderful country called Canada, his gentle voice and inspiring poetry follow me on twists and turns, over mountains and through valleys, around lakes, through forests and along rivers.
Thank you Gordon. At last I can say it. Thank you for all you have given and will be giving - from your heart. You are truly a unique and wonderful being
from a good read "Thank you Gordon Lightfoot" (written in 1996) at:-
http://www.quillsquotesandnotes.com/...ril-may-04.htm

From a review of this week's events in the Philly area at:-
http://www.philly.com/mld/inquirer/e...t/12367291.htm
Note phily.com is one of those silly and pretentious media/newspaper sites that make you
register before they deign to let you see their hugely valuable/confidential content.
even sillier is the stoopid fact that to create a membership you use your email address then have to set a password that must include at least one character that is a number. Of course I forgot that irrelevancy and used my usual 8 letter password only to be given the boot so to speak. Determined to go where no doot Awesome Annie will
soon be treading I read:-
Thursday
Good folk
The great Canadian singer-songwriter Gordon Lightfoot hit a fine balance of folk and rock
with hits such as "If You Could Read My Mind," and "Sundown" in the 1970s. (Everybody turns
the radio up when "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" comes on - admit it.) He plays at 8
p.m. at the Keswick Theatre, Easton Road and Keswick Avenue, Glenside. Tickets are $38 and
$45. Call 215-572-7650.
John Fowles
And now something different that I found while googling for "lightfoot lyrics balance"

Fall, 1972. Toronto, Ontario.....
I had been told on numerous occasions that Gordon Lightfoot lived in the apartment building right behind our offices. Many a time I wondered if I would ever bump into him, and in fleeting moments of daydreaming imagined his apartment where his head would be bent over sheets of paper as he created new songs. He was my hero.......
His lyrics touched me deeply – his insight. He saw life and gave it to me in music - from the go-go girls on Yonge Street to the gentleness and wonder of nature, the pain and joys of love, human trials, and the old man who came home from the forest...
His music still fills my home, and when I’m driving the roads of this wonderful country called Canada, his gentle voice and inspiring poetry follow me on twists and turns, over mountains and through valleys, around lakes, through forests and along rivers.
Thank you Gordon. At last I can say it. Thank you for all you have given and will be giving - from your heart. You are truly a unique and wonderful being
from a good read "Thank you Gordon Lightfoot" (written in 1996) at:-
http://www.quillsquotesandnotes.com/...ril-may-04.htm

I posted that quills and quotes a long while ago!
lol
I couldn't find any reviews in any Detroit papers....

I posted that quills and quotes a long while ago!
lol
I couldn't find any reviews in any Detroit papers....

If you're joining us all at Glenside we'll be eating at Athena before the show. Don't forget your corfid badge or hat or t-shirt, LOL. How about a nice group picture in front of the Keswick ? Now's not the time to be shy !

Bill :)

I took down everybodys seat numbers so if you see a strange woman waving to you, it's just me. :)

Mary