Re: hello??

Hmmmm, well - there have been a few posts since last Monday about Bruce's
show in London - maybe your setup went funny... or maybe you blocked us
all!!

As far as a venue setting goes, I adored the Gorge in Washington - what a
gorgeous location. Next time, I'd love an afternoon show in the summer,
though,  where it doesn't suddenly go dark!

For a venue choice, though, I always said that The Jazz Café in London was
the best show I went to, back in '93. I was glasd to go back ten years later
and find that nothing has changed. A small venue that's perfect for Bruce's
European fanbase, although I'm sure he's not overly thrilled at the prospect
of playing in a bar. It holds about 400, and you pretty much have the run of
the place. A balcony overhanging the stage offers a very unique perspective,
as you'll gather from the photos on my site.

I enjoyed the Wolf Trap in Vienna, VA a lot, also.

Si

Simon Twining
www.bruuuce.com



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| Is anyone out there?  I know there has not been a whole lot going on, but
my
| newsgroup message screen has been completely BLANK for days....  (aside
from
| that one previous spam on the NG).
|
| How 'bout a few questions to spice things up....
|
| Of all the venues you have seen Bruce play, which is your favorite?
| Are there any venues where you would like to see him play, where you
either
| were unable to attend the show or that he has not played yet.
|
| I think the Portsmouth Music Hall, in Portsmouth, NH was one of my
favorite
| places to see Bruce.
|
| I would love to see him play at the Greek Theater in Berkeley, CA (is that
| place even still open?) and at this little place in Huntington, NY called
| the IMAC Theater.  It's a cozy little space - holds about 900 or so
| people.... very intimate, very personal.  I love it.  I think Bruce would
| like it as well.
|
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| Elyce
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