Yea Jim, that might work. Just remember you heard MY version of the
experience, Jonatha has NOT posted yet. So this could either have you in
like Flint or thrown out on your ear. Good luck!
Paz
on 3/18/01 10:22 AM, Jim L'Hommedieu at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Mister Paz of New Orleans,
>
> This Jonatha person has so insinuated herself upon our little community that
> for a second, I pondered whether or not she qualifies as JC. Anyway, thank
> you Michael for that wonderful post about hosting JB. Isn't it cool that
> you were turned on to JB by your JMDL buddies, and in turn brought her to
> Jukebox, which in turn brought further light to her advance tour, and in
> turn played Kate's CD when JB was in the car? I mean, it's all there some
> how...... (Insert more articulate words here.) turn, turn, turn.
>
> That picture of JB with the audience is priceless. It's so obvious when
> everyone is in a state of grace. Look at those faces! Thanks for
> listening, for being our emmisary, for doing our bidding, for representing
> us, and for reporting on the scene, the results.
>
> This was another golden JMDL moment.
>
> I close with a quote from JT:
>
> "Now, if all my golden moments
> could be rolled into one
> they would shine just like the sun
> for a summer's day
> with credit to the editor
> for striking out the rain.
> No, no, no,
> no, no, no,
> NO!
> NAH, now baby."
>
>
> Lama
>
> np: the cool new one, "Films For Radio" by Over The Rhine. Signed and
> shipped for $15! Woooo Hoo!
>
> PS. A physics major who also drives a cab and is a Dead head, pointed out
> that when JB plays at the local skanky bar called Bogart's, she'll have an
> opener and hence, will start late. This means that if I forgo talking to
> Margo after the Junkies's 7:30 show, I can see Jonatha. Woo Hoo! Spring
> has sprung! Now, I'm gonna try to get permission from JB/her management to
> walk into Bogart's with a camera. I figure if I whip out an email from
> JB/her management, showing permission, I just might have a shot. I just
> might mention my friend Michael Paz of Louisiana Jukebox to smooth the way!
>
> The black cloud, over me for so long this year, has finally blown over.
