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lighthead2toe · 11-06-2011, 09:17 PM

Hey guys,

It's still happening here!

I haven't even made it into the tent yet re the David Rea cassette that appeared completely "out of the blue" (maybe there's an "ode" here) and now "Annabelle" is on the bill at the tribute shows???

Yes, that's the nickname of one of "the old ladies" in my life and of course her real name was Ann and "I'll be dammed if I recall her face."

But I need to click the escape button on this one. (it's done) Whew!

But JJ, I'm looking forward to the tribute shows at Hugh's Room in January but just found out that since we've been living in Ottawa, some gigs are materializing and there's one booked for me here on Saturday, the 21st of January so I'll have to work my travels around that gig, but I really need to see "Annabelle" in person.

And of course it is quite conceivable that, being mid winter, and the snow, in the beautiful province of Ontario, it may "lay on the ground."

Now this one could really be "Song For A Winter's Night."

RJ.

11-06-2011, 09:17 PM	#6
lighthead2toe Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: canada Posts: 920	Re: LIGHTFOOT celebration shows @ Hugh's Room-Toronto-Jan.2012 Hey guys, It's still happening here! I haven't even made it into the tent yet re the David Rea cassette that appeared completely "out of the blue" (maybe there's an "ode" here) and now "Annabelle" is on the bill at the tribute shows??? Yes, that's the nickname of one of "the old ladies" in my life and of course her real name was Ann and "I'll be dammed if I recall her face." But I need to click the escape button on this one. (it's done) Whew! But JJ, I'm looking forward to the tribute shows at Hugh's Room in January but just found out that since we've been living in Ottawa, some gigs are materializing and there's one booked for me here on Saturday, the 21st of January so I'll have to work my travels around that gig, but I really need to see "Annabelle" in person. And of course it is quite conceivable that, being mid winter, and the snow, in the beautiful province of Ontario, it may "lay on the ground." Now this one could really be "Song For A Winter's Night." RJ.