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31 May 01 - 08:43 PM (#474043) Subject: Traditional music open mic From: Suffet Attention all blues, ragtime, bluegrass, old-timey, Cajun, Zydeco, Celtic, Calypso, Gospel, Appalachian, western swing, and other TRADITIONAL musicians! The New York Pinewoods Folk Music Club cordially invites you to participate in our monthly traditional music open microphone, held the third Wednesday of each month. Next session: June 20, 2001. Venue: The Triad Lounge 158 West 72nd Street, near Broadway New York City Sessions run from 7:00 to 9:45 PM and begin PROMPTLY! Sign-up starts at 6:45 PM. Admission is $5. Purchase of 2 drinks is expected. Everyone must pay, performer or not. Space includes a stage, a sound system, wait staff, and a bartender. Stage time: 2 songs or 8 minutes, whichever come first. If you are not one of the first 15 to sign up, you get to do only 1 song or 4 minutes, so get there on time! While we bill this as a traditional music open microphone, please feel free to perform whatever music you wish to do, including contemporary singer-songwriter material. We are very accepting. However, this is one place where traditional musicians are both welcome and appreciated. NYPFMC website: http://www.folkmusicny.org --- Steve |
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31 May 01 - 10:42 PM (#474129) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Peg This is cool! Is a cappella traditional singing acceptable?
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01 Jun 01 - 12:01 AM (#474191) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: GUEST,KAS Yes, Peg! Ken |
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01 Jun 01 - 12:20 AM (#474205) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Peg cool! I should be making a jaunt to NYC at some point; I will try to time it so I can stop by for a couple songs... Peg
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01 Jun 01 - 06:31 AM (#474303) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Suffet Peg, If you are coming to New York City, I suggest that you call Folk-Fone, 212-563-4099, where you can hear a recorded listing of what's going on in and around town. That's also the phone number for the New York Pinewoods Folk Music Club, and if you leave your name and mailing address, we will send you a sample copy of our newsletter with even more listings. And if you do show up at the monthly open mic, there is a better than even chance Guest KAS will be sitting at the first table. He might even be in the company of a tall, dark, and handsome Johnson Girl. --- Steve |
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01 Jun 01 - 10:39 AM (#474426) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Peg sounds like you all have quite a community there! Thanks for the information, and I hope we meet one day. Keep me posted if any of you come to Boston! You can come to the singers' club at Paddy Burke's. There are also some folk open mics... Peg
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01 Jun 01 - 05:28 PM (#474764) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: GUEST,Anne The New York Pinewoods Folk Music Club also has Sea Music Concerts with NY Packet and guest performers every Tuesday in June and July from 6-8 pm at South Street Seaport. On June 5, the Johnson Girls will be performing at the Whitman Gallery at 211 Water Street. After that date the concerts will be on board the ship Peking. Admission is only $3. Other concerts are: June 12 Wharf Rats; June 19 Bonnie & Dan Milner; June 26 Spindrift; July 10 Mark Maniak; July 17 Fulton Ferry Amblers; July 24 Jerry Epstein; July 31 Anne Price. It's great to hear sea music in an authentic historical setting, and the music is fabulous, with alot of audience participation on shanties and choruses. South Street Seaport has a beautiful view of the water and the NY skyline, and great shopping and food too. |
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01 Jun 01 - 05:30 PM (#474770) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Clinton Hammond Be warned... if I ever get NYC way, you folks may have to put up with me!! Sounds like a hell of a good time! Thanks fer the heads-up Steve! ;-) |
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01 Jun 01 - 05:32 PM (#474774) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Clinton Hammond Oh and Steve... The url in yer first post doesn't work... it returns the dreaded 404... ;-) |
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02 Jun 01 - 12:29 AM (#474977) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: GUEST,Lorraine Where does one look for info on Pinewoods Folk music week this summer? It is unlikely I can go but I can dream...Thanks-Lorraine |
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02 Jun 01 - 12:39 AM (#474982) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: GUEST,Anne The url for NY Pinewoods Folk Music Club web site is www.folkmusicny.org. It worked last time I tried it. You can also request a free sample newsletter from aeprice@aol.com |
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02 Jun 01 - 03:38 AM (#475040) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Clinton Hammond I copied and pasted the url and got the message from Yahoo... Sorry, We Can't Find That Page You might try retyping the URL, or searching below. anyone care to help? ;-) |
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02 Jun 01 - 03:47 AM (#475045) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Desert Dancer Guest Lorraine, Folk Music Week at Pinewoods Camp in Plymouth, Massachusetts is presented this year, Aug. 25 thru Sept. 1, by the Country Dance and Song Society (and usually attended by many NY Pinewoods Club folks!). You can find more info at CDSS's web site, under Programs. (I'm purposely making you stroll through the layers of CDSS info rather than linking directly to that page in case other aspects might strike your fancy.) ~ Becky in Tucson who can't make it this year :-( |
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04 Jun 01 - 04:54 PM (#476246) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Suffet The URL for New York Pinewoods Folk Music Club should work, but if you are still having trouble there is what was until this very moment a secret back door. Try this: http://members.aol.com/nypinewood/club.html --- Steve |
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05 Jun 01 - 12:54 PM (#476851) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Art Thieme This idea for an all traditional get-together is a fine one whose time has come. And it's about time. Thanks for doing it. It's almost enough to make me wish I lived in New York. ;-) I do truly wish I could be there with you good people. I've continuing fond memories of the times I was able to sing with so many of you.
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07 Jun 01 - 09:51 PM (#478896) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Suffet Just keeping this thread refreshed. We would really like to hear all kinds of traditional music at this open mic. Any slack key guitarits out there? Anyone sing rancilla style? Jibaro? Maybe just some good old fashioned Appalachian balladeer accompanying him/herself on a mountain dulcimer plucked with a feather taken from a whiporwill? Third Wednesday of every month. 7:00 to 9:45 PM, beginning PROMPTLY! Triad Lounge 158 West 72nd Street, near Broadway New York City Next session: June 20, 2001 Sponsored by New York Pinewoods Folk Music Club Website: http://www.folkmusicny.org --- Steve |
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24 Jun 01 - 12:11 PM (#490837) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Suffet Please take note: For the months of July and August, New York Pinewoods Folk Music Club will likely hold the traditional folk music open microphone as an outdoor song circle jam session. The likely location will be somewhere in Central Park or in Riverside Park. We will announce the location as soon as we finalize plans. We should be back indoors at the Triad on Wednesday, September 19, 2001, at 7 PM, at which time the open microphone format will resume. --- Steve |
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27 Aug 01 - 09:03 PM (#536469) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Suffet The following ditty is to be sung to the tune of "Frankie and Johnny" (traditional). New words © Stephen L. Suffet 2001. Frankie walked into the Triad, Ordered a bottle of beer, Said to the hefty MC man, Is the open mike around here? Do I pay five bucks? Can I do two songs? Ain't gonna tell you no story, Ain't gonna tell you no lie, You can do two songs in this classy joint, That's enough to to make you cry. You pay five bucks, And you do two songs! The New York Pinewoods Folk Music Club cordially invites you to participate in our monthly traditional music open microphone, held the third Wednesday of each month. Next session: Wednesday, September 19, 2001. Venue: The Triad Bar & Lounge 158 West 72nd Street, near Broadway New York City. Sessions run from 7:00 to 9:45 PM and begin PROMPTLY! Sign-up starts at 6:45 PM. Ask for David Kleiman. Admission is $5. Purchase of 2 drinks is required if you sit in the lounge area. Everyone must pay, performer or not. Space includes a stage, a sound system, wait staff, and a bartender. Stage time: 2 songs or 8 minutes, whichever come first. If you are not one of the first 15 to sign up, you get to do only 1 song or 4 minutes, so get there on time! While we bill this as a traditional music open microphone, please feel free to perform whatever music you wish to do, including contemporary singer-songwriter material. We are very accepting. However, this is a place where traditional musicians are both welcome and appreciated. It is also a place where the audience is both attentive and supportive. You can try out new songs, new riffs, new licks, even new instruments, in a completely non-threatening environment. Or you can just strut your stuff and wow us with what you got. See you there! NYPFMC website: CLICK HERE! --- Steve
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28 Aug 01 - 01:28 AM (#536581) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: M.Ted Strangely enough, when I am in NYC, I usually stay at the Milburne, which is a Hop,skip,and jump away--stranger still, I have been known to frequent the Triad--I haven't been there midweek for a while, but may be there in November--If I can make it, I'll bring the ukulele and sing some Hapa Haoli tunes, if that will fit your definition of traditional-- |
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28 Aug 01 - 06:03 PM (#537001) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Suffet It fits. There's a chance you'll be one of up to three ukelelists who show up. Or you might be the only one. --- Steve |
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29 Aug 01 - 04:16 PM (#537675) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: GUEST,Janice in NJ This particular open mic often gets crowded. If you get there after 8 o'clock the chances are you'll be frozen out all together. So if you plan to perform, be there on time. The emcee is a bit gruff at times, but he is essentially a good guy, and he won't take his own turn until last. You'll be impressed by the musicianship, almost always very high quality for an open mic. On a good night, the pros will turn out in force. For example, I have seen Ken Schatz (Mudcatter KAS) at this open mic. |
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05 Sep 01 - 06:57 PM (#542899) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Suffet One, two, three, many trad music open mikes! Seems like this idea is spreading. The message below was received via e-mail this morning. It's from the owner/operator of Sun Music Company in New York City. I am passing it along without further comment. --- Steve -------------------- Hello Friends, You are welcome to come to the SUN Music Company's "FIRST MONDAY" A night of Traditional Music on the First Monday of the month starting on Monday, October 1, 2001. Doors open at 7pm. Music starts at 7:30pm and will go till 10:30pm or so. Each participant may perform 4 songs and join in a group sing round-robin. Door charge is $5.00 with zero drink minimum. FIRST MONDAY will be hosted by the delightful & very talented duo of Debby Dalton and Stefanie Lee who will also perform. If you like the idea of FIRST MONDAY please share the information with your friends and come out and sing! The SUN Music Company is located at 340 East 71st Street between First and Second Avenue in Manhattan. Transportation: #6 train to 68th St. & Lexington Ave, First Avenue Bus M15 to 72nd and First Ave. thanks Paul Gioia SUN Music 212 396-9521 www.sunmusicompany.com |
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05 Sep 01 - 08:32 PM (#542973) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Sorcha sigh.....New York again. InObu keeps saying Trad is dead in NY, but there seems to be more going on in NY than in WY which is "supposed" to be a "Trad Home"....... |
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06 Sep 01 - 06:35 AM (#543235) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Suffet New York is such a big city, that in absolute quantity there is more of everything. More polka than Pennsylvania, more Arabic music than Michigan, more bomba y pleña than Puerto Rico. However, you may have to do some serious searching, because the proportion of what you are looking for may be relatively small. If I may use a litotes, Larry is not incorrect. --- Steve |
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10 Sep 01 - 07:01 AM (#546099) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Suffet Don't forget! The next session of the New York Pinewoods Folk Music Club Traditional Music Open Microphone is Wednesday, September 19, 2001. Event takes place the third Wednesday of each month. Venue: The Triad Bar & Lounge 158 West 72nd Street, near Broadway New York City. Sessions run from 7:00 to 9:45 PM and begin PROMPTLY! Sign-up starts at 6:45 PM. Ask for David Kleiman. Admission is $5. Purchase of 2 drinks is required if you sit in the lounge area. Stage time: 2 songs or 8 minutes, whichever come first. Latecomers may be cut to 4 minutes or 1 song, or maybe frozen out completely. So get there on time. --- Steve |
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10 Sep 01 - 11:59 AM (#546312) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: M.Ted November will be the 21st? I was actually more concerned about the Hapa Haoli songs themselves being ok rather that the Ukulele-- |
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10 Sep 01 - 12:02 PM (#546316) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: McGrath of Harlow Open mikes work much better when there isn't a mike. If a mike is needed, they are too big to work anyway. For traditional music that is. They can still be fun, but it's a different sort of fun. |
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10 Sep 01 - 12:35 PM (#546342) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: GUEST,truckerdave I should pay $5 + 2 more $5 drinks for the privelege of playing two songs for free????!!!!! Is there something i'm not getting here? Ain't no joint that classy. |
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10 Sep 01 - 05:19 PM (#546578) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: M.Ted $5 dollar drinks? In NYC? Interesting concept-- |
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10 Sep 01 - 08:59 PM (#546705) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: GUEST,truckerdave Oh, they're higher? Now i know for sure i'm not going there. Been to NYC a few times but don't drink so never bought one there. Where i live i think mixed drinks are around $3.50 or $4.00. |
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11 Sep 01 - 07:29 AM (#546903) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Suffet The minimum drink price at the Triad is $4. The 2 drink minimum is only for those who sit in the lounge area. If you sit at the bar about 10 feet away you need only buy 1 drink. Anyway, the 2 drink minimum has not been consistently enforced, as the wait staff have been making their rounds only once. The patron has to take the initiative for the second drink. Take that as you will. The $5 admission and the drink purchase are not just so you can do 2 songs and go home. They are so you can have the pleasure of hearing other people do their 2 songs as well. Some really top notch musicians show up at these trad music open microphones. For example, among the performers I have heard within the past year has been Heather Wood, the surviving member of the Young Tradition. Also, the $5 and drink purchase lets you stay past 10 PM to hear the Triad's regularly booked acts, which begin at that hour and continue until about 2 AM. All together that's no worse than most places in Manhattan, and it's a better deal than many offer. The trad music open microphone for November 2001 will be on the 21st. Please note that New York Pinewoods Folk Music Club also sponsors many activities in and around New York City where people can perform for free. These are our various song circles, jam sessions, open sings, house parties, outdoor gatherings, etc. For information, please visit our website at: http:www.folkmusicny.org Or CLICK! Reminder: Next session of our trad music open microphone is Wdnesday, September 19, 2001, beginning at 7 PM. Venue: Triad Bar and Lounge, 158 West 72nd Street, New York City. See you there! --- Steve |
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11 Sep 01 - 06:23 PM (#547495) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Micca What date is the October session??? |
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16 Sep 01 - 06:06 PM (#551796) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Suffet The October session of the New York Pinewoods Folk Music Club Traditional Music Open Microphone will take place on October 17, 2001, the third Wednesday in the month. The September session will be held as planned on September 19, 2001. Sessions take place at the Triad Bar and Lounge, 158 West 72nd Street in New York City, and begin at 7 PM sharp. All NY Pinewoods events through the end of October are dedicated to the victims of the events of September 11 and to their families and friends. NY Pinewoods website: http://www.folkmusicny.org --- Steve |
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21 Sep 01 - 06:39 AM (#555609) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Suffet New York Pinewoods Folk Music Club says "thank you" to all those who turned out on Sept. 19. We had 5 newcomers among the performers, and we extend to them both our very special thanks and an invitation to return next month. Traditional folk music open microphone. Next session: Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2001 Session begins at 7:00 PM. Sign-up: 6:45 PM Triad Bar & Lounge 158 West 72nd Street, near Broadway New York City Admission: $5. Purchase of 2 drinks during 3 hours is expected. NY Pinewoods website: http://www.folkmusicny.org --- Steve |
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16 Oct 01 - 06:41 AM (#573196) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Suffet Because it would fall the evening before Thanksgiving, the the New York Pinewoods Traditional Music Open Microphone for the month of November 2001 is canceled. The October open mic will take place this coming Wednesday, October 17, 2001, from 7:00 to 9:45 PM as scheduled. The next session will be held on Wednesday, December 19, 2001, and then the third Wednesday of each month thereafter. The venue is the Triad Lounge, 158 West 72nd Street, New York City. Sign-up begins at 6:45 PM. For those of you who face trad music withdrawal symptoms, New York Pinewoods Folk Music Club has the antidote: come to our all-day Fall Fling - Ed Fest on Saturday, November 17, 2001. It's at Public School 199, 270 West 70th Street, New Tork City. The fun runs from 10:00 AM to 11:00, and includes workshops, master classes, a grand contra-dance, and a concert. Cosponsors include the Country Dance Society of New York and the NY-NJ Trails Conference. --- Steve |
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07 Nov 01 - 06:07 PM (#587809) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Suffet Remember, the New York Pinewoods Traditional Music Open Microphone is canceled for the month of November 2001. We will be back at the Triad Lounge to hold our next session on the third Wednesday in December. That's December 19, 2001, 7:00 to 9:45 PM, 158 West 72nd Street, New York City. --- Steve |
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08 Nov 01 - 02:24 AM (#588066) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Peter Kasin Okay, Suffet, I'm there!....Oh, dman..that's right...I'm here. chanteyranger |
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08 Nov 01 - 08:58 PM (#588689) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Suffet Shall we arrange a video hook-up? Alicat (Ms. Kelley of the Johnson Girls and of the NexTradition) says hello. --- Steve |
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12 Dec 01 - 07:41 AM (#608251) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Suffet Reminder from New York Pinewoods Folk Music Club... Traditional folk music 3-hour open microphone. Third Wednesday of each month. Next session: Wednesday, December 19, 2001. Session begins at 7:00 PM. Sign-up: 6:45 PM. Stage time: 2 songs or 8 minutes. Venue: Triad Bar & Lounge 158 West 72nd Street, near Broadway New York City Admission: $5. Purchase of 2 drinks during 3 hours is expected. NY Pinewoods website: http://www.folkmusicny.org |
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12 Jan 02 - 09:58 AM (#626537) Subject: RE: Traditional music open mic From: Suffet The next session of the New York Pinewoods Folk Music Club's monthly traditional folk music open microphone will take place Wednesday, January 16, 2002. This time we are holding it in the theater upstairs from the Triad Bar and Lounge. Same address: 158 West 72nd Street, New York City. We may be a little more flexible with the ending time, say 10:00 PM instead of 9:45 PM. The starting time remains the same, 7:00 PM, as do the $5 admission and the 2-drink minimum. Sign-up begins around 6:45 PM. Ask for David Kleiman. --- Steve |