slowhand Digest				Volume 01 : Issue 253

Today's Topics:
	 Toronto 2001 Show
	 This week on American Roots
	 Re: This week of American Roots
	 ALERT- BBC Radio 2 Thurs 18 Oct

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From: "Sean Cox" 
Subject: Toronto 2001 Show
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Howdy All,

It's been a couple of months since I've been actively following the digest 
(due to the fact that I basically spend my summers in the middle of no-where 
in Algonquin Park).  I was curious if anyone had a good recording (or even 
better video/VCD) of the Toronto 2001 show that myself and many others saw 
at the Air Canada Centre in June of this year.  If anyone does, please 
contact me privately and we'll arrange a trade, I have a good deal shows, 
including the Mark Knopfler Toronto show on VCD from May of 2001.

Cheers!
-Sean.

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From: Ryan Noyes 
Subject: This week on American Roots
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Nobody, in the radio industry, is more impressive to me than Nick
Spitzer, creator of "American Roots," syndicated throughout the country
on non-commercial radio.  I finally met the dude last year at the
National Folk Festival.  I suggest that SD subscribers check out this
link and try to pick up the show online or, preferably, through the
humming tubes of your Hi-Fi.  Robbie Robinson is on this week, but take
a look at the orange "NEW!" link for his Real Audio interview database.
Nick is among the most respected of the well-rounded musicologists.  His
ability to research music and recognize unique themes is nearly
unsurpassable.  I like to think that there is not a subscriber to this
list that would not appreciate multiple aspects of American Roots.

http://www.americanroots.org

Ryan

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From: Ryan Noyes 
Subject: Re: This week of American Roots
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Friends,

I'd like to correct the first sentence of my previous note for my
countless international friends:  "throughout the country" was referring
to the US.  The primary reason I wrote about "American Roots" is to
alert my international friends of it.  It is live webcasted through many
stations linked through the web site.

Cheers,
Ryan

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From: Ann Howe 
Subject: ALERT- BBC Radio 2 Thurs 18 Oct
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According to the TV & Radio guide EC is be featured on HEROES OR ZEROES
Thursday 18 October
BBC Radio 2.  10.00 to 1030pm
"Is EC god or just BB King relocated in Balham?  Clapton's biographer,
Eric Shapiro, defends Clapton's rock icon status, while Stuart Maconie
launches a searing attack.  He dismisses You Look Wonderful Tonight as
just Lady in Red with A levels, says Clapton has no star quality and
that one riff doesn't make a career.  Hosty-cum-ref Mark Radcliffe tries
to keep order."

Sounds interesting.
Best
Ann


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