Allan S.

It is a long time to wait for a "thank you" but Allan, thank you for being willing to be the fiorst one out on the stage that night at WOolsey Hall. We knew it was goijg to be a long evening and we needed to get started if we were going to put on everyone who had been asked to play that night.

Do you have tapes of Indian Neck from years ago, from the 50s? I would love to hear them.

Oh, and I certainly remember Judy Collins. I thought she might well have been the most attractive woman I had ever been close to.

Joan It's extraordinary but I think that is the name of the man with the fretless banjo. I have not heard of him before or since but I remember him well. There must have been something about his presence as well as his playing.

Sourdough