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From: "Alasdair MacGillean" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: Tony McManus 4/15 Berkeley, CA House Concert
Date: Sat, 31 Mar 2001 15:29:57 -0400
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Tony McManus is a great guitar player ,but to my mind I don't agree that 
there are non comparable in a Scottish music world that includes Dave 
MacIsaac , J.P. Cormier , Scot MacMillan , Gordie Sampson , and John Allen 
Cameron.
  The very best get together including all of the above (McManus as well) at 
the guitar summits in Judique during Celtic Colours. This is not a contest 
to see who is best, and that may be a matter of personal oppinion, but they 
are all certainly comparable ,as anyone who has been there will attest.
>From: Sally Greenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Subject: Tony McManus 4/15 Berkeley, CA House Concert
>Date: Fri, 30 Mar 2001 22:54:32 -0800
>
>Hello to all in the San Francisco area,
>
>Time to get the taxes or extension filed early...  And come to a very
>special Easter Sunday 7:30PM concert!
>
>Scottish guitarist Tony McManus is returning for the 3rd time after 2
>previous sell-outs to perform a concert at my house on Sunday, April 15th.
>
>If you've seen/heard Tony perform with Alasdair Fraser, or at Valley of the
>Moon, or solo at my place, I probably don't have to say any more.  But in
>case you haven't, Tony is one of the most awesome guitarists there
>is.  There simply isn't anyone comparable in the world of Scottish
>music.  Tony has the knack for adapting pipe and fiddle tunes to guitar and
>making them sound incredible.
>
>There are still plenty of good seats left, but the concert is 1/2 sold out,
>so don't wait too long...
>
>On the day before the concert (Sat, April 14th), Tony will be appearing
>live on Folk Music and Beyond at 3PM on KALW (91.7).
>
>A text copy of the concert flyer is attached at the end of this message.
>
>For reservations, prepayment (to select seats ahead of time), & directions,
>         e-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>         or call me at 510-644-2135.
>
>Further information, including html and PDF versions of the flyer, can also
>be obtained from:
>       http://www.sgreenberg.org/concerts.htm
>
>Seats are also still available for all other upcoming concerts:  Priscilla
>Herdman (4/7 & 4/9 - only 7 seats left on 4/7), Bob Fox (4/29), Ben Sands
>(5/6), Saffron Summerfield (6/10).
>
>Thanks for your continued support!
>
>Sally
>----------------------------------------------------------------------
>                       TONY McMANUS,
>                       Scottish guitarist,
>                       will be performing at
>                         a House Concert
>                           in BERKELEY
>               on Sunday, April 15th (Easter)
>                             at 7:30PM
>
>Returning after sell-out concerts in '98 & '99, it's amazing to get another
>opportunity to see Scotland's premier guitarist, Tony McManus, perform solo
>in a small, intimate venue!
>
>In only 9 years as a professional musician, Tony McManus has risen from
>relative obscurity to being the most in-demand Celtic guitarist in Britain
>today - both as an accompanist and as a soloist.  During the past few years
>he has performed extensively with Alasdair Fraser, Brian McNeill and Alain
>Gentry, as well as with many other fine musicians from Scotland, Ireland,
>England, and Cape Breton:  Natalie MacMaster, Martin Hayes & Dennis Cahill,
>Sean Keane, Rod Patterson, Ishbel MacAskill, Phil Cunningham, Tommy
>Peoples, Kevin Crawford, Kate Rusby, Catriona Macdonald, Liz Doherty, Billy
>Ross, William Jackson, and others.  In addition to live performances, Tony
>is one of the busiest studio musicians in the UK, having performed on over
>50 albums to date.  He released a duo CD with Alasdair Fraser in May '99
>which is considered one of the most brilliant Celtic albums of the past
>several years.
>
>Alongside his work with others, Tony has developed a solo guitar repertoire
>of startling originality, combining mesmerizing technique with a deep love
>of traditional music from Scotland and beyond.  He is equally as
>comfortable with driving dance tunes as he is with haunting slow airs.  He
>has released 2 solo CDs, both of which have resulted in rave reviews.
>
>Tony's solo concerts are truly amazing.  One of the strengths of Tony's
>playing is that he doesn't simply play guitar music.  He performs a
>wonderful Scottish guitar adaptation of Celtic tunes from around the world
>written for all sorts of instruments.  This rare US solo performance by one
>of Scotland's finest guitarists is sure to be memorable!
>______________
>"A stunning guitarist.  One is left with a feeling of absolute awe and
>total enjoyment mixed in equal parts.  One has been in the company of a
>guitarist of immense talent."  --- Folk On Tap
>
>"OK, guitarists - a choice.  Be inspired and try harder, or give up in
>despair and take up the triangle.  Tony McManus has gained in notoriety
>since Folk Roots featured him in late 1996." ---Alan Murray, Folk Roots
>Magazine, May '98.
>
>"The word about Tony McManus's ability to do unfeasible things with an
>acoustic guitar is clearly spreading, judging by the size of the crowd...
>His extraordinary fleet fingerwork virtually creating an entire band out of
>one instrument, layers of rhythm, percussion, melody and harmony rippling
>out in lovely unison from those six strings."  --- The Scotsman
>______________
>Admission:  $12 Donation.  All proceeds go to the performer.  Reservations
>required.  For reservations, information, & directions: e-mail
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] or call 510-644-2135.
>______________
>--
>=================================================================
>Sally Greenberg                      Berkeley, CA
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]              http://www.sgreenberg.org/
>To get Berkeley house concert announcements:
>       E-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>       As the body of the message put: subscribe
>=================================================================
>
>

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