I went to John Platt’s On Your Radar. This month’s artists were The Brother Brothers, The Wiggins, Sisters, and Joshua Garcia.
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Category: Folk Music
Today I finish the Saga of the New Bedford Folk Festival; the literary heir of Moby Dick. I pick up the epic tale on Sunday morning.
I left you with my arrival at the New Bedford Festival. I have a schedule here, so I will at least remember the music. What I’m afraid I’m going to forget is some of my meetings with friends. That’s is half the fun of festivals.
I’m home from the New Bedford Folk Festival and filled with tales to tell. It’s been a while, but this was worth waiting for. It would be nice if I remembered what happened; at least I have my marked schedule, so I can fake the music. The story you are about to read is true, the memories have been changed to protect the idiot. That’s me.
Huzzah, I’m starting to write in the morning, late morning, but just before 11 AM. I’ll consider that a victory. If I can think of something to write about it will be another. Here’s a real victory, I made my plans with Mike to go to the New Bedford Folk Festival. We have missed the […]
Since I last blogged I’ve been to two concerts, therapy, and had adventures in phones and air conditioning. My life isn’t all that exciting but calling things adventures helps.
Yesterday I went to the Caramoor American Roots Festival. I always go but this year considered not going because I didn’t want to be out in the sun with my skin still recovering from last week’s burn. I didn’t want to go if it rained. I lucked out, the weather was just what I needed overcast.
I had adventures yesterday and discovered a new favorite band that you need to know. How’s that for a lede?
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Positively Dylan
There was no rush in leaving for UPS until I read an email from Maura Kennedy. She didn’t remember if I was available to sell the merch at the Bob Dylan tribute at City Winery. She couldn’t remember because we never discussed it. I said I’d love to but that meant working on a tight schedule. Jane dropped me off at the subway station on the way back.
Wise Madness 