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Hey TONIGHT!

I'm gonna sit in at the SGA Songwriter's Circle at The Red Lion in The Village. (Corner of Bleecker & Thompson)

It goes from 7:00 - 9:00 and tonight Tom Chapin (Yeah sure, Harry's brother... but an amazing artist on his own) is gonna sit as well. Oughta be fun.

AND... IT'S FREE!

Sorry about.... no music in the park on Saturday. (More about that later.) It's all cool. We'll be out there in Central Park again next weekend... weather-permitting.

In the meantime here at the website, it's a whole new week of podcasts and videos and stuff. I really, really love it when I hear from you, too. So, after you listen to today's show, use one of these phone numbers to leave a message or a comment for me. PICK UP THE PHONE!!!

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And... here it is. "I Love the Company" (Show #291)

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Musical guests on today's show: Tim Blane who I just found on the Podsafe Network Laura Clapp who I dig from a-ways back. (Click on their photos to visit their websites, find out more about them, where they're playing, and how to get their music.)

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Before we get into the other podcast "Where's the Voice" I should tell you that the video from two weekends ago in the park are still here... here's a direct link to one. But, the others are all still in the Archives on previous updates.

But, right now click on this image and watch "Hellos & Kudos"!

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And yeah, yeah... little bit of a bummer about not being able to hang out at "The Hill" in Central Park this past Saturday. (Like I said, it's probably just that the new people over at the Permit Office don't have a really clear idea of exactly how much fun most of the new wedding-couples in the Ladies Pavilion have with us out there. I mean, y'know... when a minister asks us to be quiet during a ceremony I always stop playing. But more often than not the couples who, after all, are seeking a uniquely New York wedding ask me to play something for them, or even share their first dance with the people of this great town.

(Click on this image to see what I'm talkin' about.)

Okay, as promised. Here;s the newest edition of WTV. (Where's the Voice) And, like I always say... BE HEARD. Pick up the phone and let your voice be heard!)

Go ahead. Click on this logo to listen. (Show wtv-008)

Special guest on WTV: Alberto Gonzales

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Yes... I drew it.

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Okay... see you tomorrow.

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