thanks so much for posting this!!

-Paul


On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 7:59 PM, losalmonhead <jasonmedeiros1@...>wrote:

>
>
> since i've had a few inquiries, here's a tagged VBR mp3 (154 MB) fileset
> for your quick downloading pleasure:
> http://www.sendspace.com/file/xngfkx
>
>
> --- In yonder@yahoogroups.com <yonder%40yahoogroups.com>, "losalmonhead"
> <jasonmedeiros1@...> wrote:
> >
> > http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=518629
> >
> > hey peeps,
> > Since i've benefited from a number of folks on this list with regard to
> Reeltime Travelers recordings, and i know there are some avid Martha fans
> here, i figured i'd post this to the list.
> >
> > This is what i think is a pretty rare recording of Martha Scanlan playing
> with Ollabelle in Fall 08. Ollabelle is an interesting band that delivers a
> fine mix of gospel, folk and acoustic-rock(?) music. This recording features
> some different takes on familiar songs and some gorgeous playing by all the
> band members.
> >
> > I was unfamiliar with Ollabelle but stumbled upon this recording when
> searching for Martha Scanlan recordings some time ago and after a month of
> finicky torrent seeding, it finally finished!
> >
> > All i can say is WOW! This is a beautiful recording and I think it should
> be heard by a wider audience.
> >
> > Enjoy~
> > jmed
> >
> > http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=518629
>


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Mark:

Very nicely said.  Now, when are we gonna get an appearance by either Mark or
Pastor Tim in Lawrence for that Fall tour closer.  ;-)

--Tom in KC

--- In yonder@yahoogroups.com, Mark Burnell <yondermeister@...> wrote:
>
>
> it's as much part of the calendar as the announcement of tour dates - the
complaints about the tour dates.
> it's easy for some of us old timers to decry such complaints, after all we've
heard them for years and years. doesn't everyone realise how predicatble
Yonder's tour schedule is by now ?
> well let's cast our mind back to our first Yonder show - or perhaps the 2nd or
3rd, sometimes the reaction isn't instantaneous . remember that feeling ?
reamber that as a show ended you realised that simply waas't enough and wondered
how quickly you could get to see these guys again ?  for newer Kinfolk, the
answer to that question is 'same time next year'. heck, i'd complain about tour
schedules if that was the case for me. But sadly (for us, not for the band) the
days of 200+ shows a year are gone, so we just have to face facts and plan
ahead.
> anyways, this is offered for the more recent members of the Kinfolk community,
for their
> entertainment and edification :
>  
> the Four Seasons of Yonder
>  
> Winter.
>  
> Winter - more precisely the very end of January of the very beginning of
February - brings Cabin Fever. Starts in the south, heads down to Florida, comes
back up thru the south and the Carolinas beword turning NE and finishing in the
midwest. it sometimes varies - a midwest start isn't uncommon, there could be a
3 date run thru Texas in there - but the basic layout stays the same.
> tghis is a good time of year to look up your grandparents or anyone else you
vaguely know and who might be living in FLorida. flights and car hire are cheap
and if you can stay with relatives, this can be very low expense Yonder Road
Trip. for those in the Northeast who can't afford to fly, you can always drive
(8 hrs from NYC) for some Carolinas shows (2 nights in Asheville if you're
lucky).
> a bit more expensive for West Coasters, but that ok because they get spoiled
during
> Spring. Traditionally 'hot' shows are Atlanta and Asheville, but if you want
'sleepers' or more intimate shows in smaller venues, a Florida run is for you
(but don't tell anyone or everyone will want to go).
>  
> Spring
>  
>  
> Spring tour may start in Texas if they didn't go there for Cabin Fever, and
has been known to start or end in the windy wilds of Montana or the snowy slopes
of Utah, but essentially its always the west coast, top to bottom (unless its
bottom to top). take a week off work, see at least 6 Yonder shows, if you have
the stamina. Yea it's a lot of driving, but that's the price you have to pay for
getting your Yonder fix - but the scenery is great and West Coast Kinfolk sure
are a friendly bunch.
> its enough Yonder for your travelling buck that it's a mini tour worth
thinking about from anywhere in the county (especially if 'anywhere' includes
cities served by Jet Blue or any other airline that doesnt penalise you for
doing one way flights). me and Kim having been eying this for a few years now
but it always clashes with my mum coming from England to visit for Easter. One
year these dates won't clash.... San Francisco shows are usually a highlight,
and yoiu can bank on Bluegrasshole sit ins in San Diego.
>  
> Summer
>  
> Summer is a hit and miss affair based around which Festivals Yonder are
playing at with a bunch of theater dates in between . it starts with Telluride
or Allgood, and in recent years it has ended at Red Rocks, with a 3 day love in
at Hornings thrown in for good measure. always a smattering of Midwest dates,
plus nother NY and Illinois. some years you get lucky (i had 4 summer shows
within 3 hr driving distance of my house this year) and some years you don't
(last year i managed exactly zero summer shows, even though some were quite
close). Some places are beginning to be fixtures (Penn's Peak) and other were so
successful this year they may end up the same way next year (Bridgeport).
Highlights could come from just about anywhere, but the non festival dates
invariably throw up an intimate show in a tiny venue in the middle of nowhere,
so keep those eyes peeled and get those ticktes first, if you're going.
>  
> NWSS
>  
> This gets a spot of it's own, becuase anyone who reads this as Yahoo grouper
has to go there sometime in the next 3 years or a select group of ninja will
hunt you down like dogs. . What ? you didn't read the small print before you
clicked on 'i agree' ? tsk tsk.
> Seriously, it's not compulsory to go the the NWSS, but you need to go at least
once. its the ultimate Kinfolk experience, 6 sets of Yonder, hand picked support
bands, a bazillion sitins, and the chance to put some faces to those names.
>  
> Fall
>  
> Fall brings the East Coast tour. in terms of mileage, this is one of the
easist tours to follow. in terms of expense...let's just say there is no $45
Motel 6 you can share with your buddy after a Nokia show. still, if you have
friends you can crash with, this tour always throws up some ragers. and you can
do small or large runs thanks to the grouping/short mileage between stops. Rule
# 1 - never miss Burlington. Burlington's been a 2 night affair 4 years in a
row, and there's a hotel within a 5 minute stagger of the venue. nobody's
driving, there's a bunch of good and cheap bars and places to eat in downtown,
and the scenery driving in and out is breathtaking. New York has the best
expensive in-venue drinks, and, if you've always wanted to se them do it but
didn't get lucky enough so far, either Penns Peak in the summer or Philadelphia
in the Fall always gets a Natchez Whistle when i'm there. (seriously. i noticed
this last year - it's just an odd
>  coincidence). Oh and most Kinfiolk will agree that the tour closer in
Lawrence Kansas is not to be missed.
> 　
> NYE
> means Denver. thats end of story, no pouting from you, sorry but it's set in
stone Denver. if you wanna see Yonder on New Years, you gotta travel to Denver.
>  
>  
> and thats that. i hope this helps some of the new Kinfolk to see the migratory
patterns of the Lesser Touring Yonder Bird , and don't forget the golden rules -
keep your damned voices down during the acoustic songs, don't throw anything at
the band (not even if it's a sample of the best ganja you've ever had in your
life) and be nice to your mothers.
> 　
> Mark B
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

WHAT?  No Manitoba dates AGAIN!  That really chaps my hide.

[grumble]

"NWSS

This gets a spot of it's own, becuase anyone who reads this as Yahoo grouper has
to go there sometime in the next 3 years or a select group of ninja will hunt
you down like dogs. "

I guess this is my year... NWSS or BUST!!!!

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Thanks, mark, for reminding me just how twisted my Yonder experience is. My life
is such that I almost never travel to see the band. I see the String Summit.
Every year (pretty much - the explanations get complicated, but let's not get
into that, shall we?).

However, I still remember 2002, when they played a great show at the Crystal
Ballroom in February, then the first (and I'll say it - the best) String Summit,
then in August less than an hour from Portland with Sam Bush sitting in, and
then twice in November at the Crystal. As they say, "Gone are the days the ox
fall down...", wait, no, I meant, "Gone are the days we stopped to decide...",
wait, no, I meant, "Those were the days, my friend, we though they'd never
end...". OK, I admit I don't know what I mean, but still, "The goodle days have
passed and gone..."

And I think that's what all the complaints are about.

Joe J

Good summary, Mark!

Yeah, they used to play in Eugene every few months, but that was so long
ago, the Wild Duck brewery venue got torn down for a bank, and even the
perpetual grad students at the UO can't recall where it was anymore, so
whatcha gonna do about it?  I ain't bitchin.  Denver, me and my only wooly
jacket will be shivering on down for some more teeth chattering Yonder
goodness in a little over a month!

Cheers,

Carol


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For the last 2 years, Cabin Fever Tour has started in Fayetteville, Ar
(approx. 300 capacity) and ended in Tulsa, Ok (a mere 1.5-2hrs away).

Garrett from Arkansas
Free the Tickets!!!

This tour we will be hitting 5 shows.  Fayetteville, Nashville, 2 nights in
St. Louis and the tour ender in Tulsa.


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They used to play the midwest in spring. 2000-2002 i saw them in march every
year. now it's october. either way i'm happy to see them come through town.

They've always been good about playing 3 or 4 summer dates in around the
Illinois area. Either Summerfest up in Milwaukee or down in Peoria.
Summercamp once or twice.
--
scs
chicago, illinois


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

it's as much part of the calendar as the announcement of tour dates - the
complaints about the tour dates.
it's easy for some of us old timers to decry such complaints, after all we've
heard them for years and years. doesn't everyone realise how predicatble
Yonder's tour schedule is by now ?
well let's cast our mind back to our first Yonder show - or perhaps the 2nd or
3rd, sometimes the reaction isn't instantaneous . remember that feeling ?
reamber that as a show ended you realised that simply waas't enough and wondered
how quickly you could get to see these guys again ?  for newer Kinfolk, the
answer to that question is 'same time next year'. heck, i'd complain about tour
schedules if that was the case for me. But sadly (for us, not for the band) the
days of 200+ shows a year are gone, so we just have to face facts and plan
ahead.
anyways, this is offered for the more recent members of the Kinfolk community,
for their
entertainment and edification :
 
the Four Seasons of Yonder
 
Winter.
 
Winter - more precisely the very end of January of the very beginning of
February - brings Cabin Fever. Starts in the south, heads down to Florida, comes
back up thru the south and the Carolinas beword turning NE and finishing in the
midwest. it sometimes varies - a midwest start isn't uncommon, there could be a
3 date run thru Texas in there - but the basic layout stays the same.
tghis is a good time of year to look up your grandparents or anyone else you
vaguely know and who might be living in FLorida. flights and car hire are cheap
and if you can stay with relatives, this can be very low expense Yonder Road
Trip. for those in the Northeast who can't afford to fly, you can always drive
(8 hrs from NYC) for some Carolinas shows (2 nights in Asheville if you're
lucky).
a bit more expensive for West Coasters, but that ok because they get spoiled
during
Spring. Traditionally 'hot' shows are Atlanta and Asheville, but if you want
'sleepers' or more intimate shows in smaller venues, a Florida run is for you
(but don't tell anyone or everyone will want to go).
 
Spring
 
 
Spring tour may start in Texas if they didn't go there for Cabin Fever, and has
been known to start or end in the windy wilds of Montana or the snowy slopes of
Utah, but essentially its always the west coast, top to bottom (unless its
bottom to top). take a week off work, see at least 6 Yonder shows, if you have
the stamina. Yea it's a lot of driving, but that's the price you have to pay for
getting your Yonder fix - but the scenery is great and West Coast Kinfolk sure
are a friendly bunch.
its enough Yonder for your travelling buck that it's a mini tour worth thinking
about from anywhere in the county (especially if 'anywhere' includes cities
served by Jet Blue or any other airline that doesnt penalise you for doing one
way flights). me and Kim having been eying this for a few years now but it
always clashes with my mum coming from England to visit for Easter. One year
these dates won't clash.... San Francisco shows are usually a highlight, and
yoiu can bank on Bluegrasshole sit ins in San Diego.
 
Summer
 
Summer is a hit and miss affair based around which Festivals Yonder are playing
at with a bunch of theater dates in between . it starts with Telluride or
Allgood, and in recent years it has ended at Red Rocks, with a 3 day love in at
Hornings thrown in for good measure. always a smattering of Midwest dates, plus
nother NY and Illinois. some years you get lucky (i had 4 summer shows within 3
hr driving distance of my house this year) and some years you don't (last year i
managed exactly zero summer shows, even though some were quite close). Some
places are beginning to be fixtures (Penn's Peak) and other were so successful
this year they may end up the same way next year (Bridgeport). Highlights could
come from just about anywhere, but the non festival dates invariably throw up an
intimate show in a tiny venue in the middle of nowhere, so keep those eyes
peeled and get those ticktes first, if you're going.
 
NWSS
 
This gets a spot of it's own, becuase anyone who reads this as Yahoo grouper has
to go there sometime in the next 3 years or a select group of ninja will hunt
you down like dogs. . What ? you didn't read the small print before you clicked
on 'i agree' ? tsk tsk.
Seriously, it's not compulsory to go the the NWSS, but you need to go at least
once. its the ultimate Kinfolk experience, 6 sets of Yonder, hand picked support
bands, a bazillion sitins, and the chance to put some faces to those names.
 
Fall
 
Fall brings the East Coast tour. in terms of mileage, this is one of the easist
tours to follow. in terms of expense...let's just say there is no $45 Motel 6
you can share with your buddy after a Nokia show. still, if you have friends you
can crash with, this tour always throws up some ragers. and you can do small or
large runs thanks to the grouping/short mileage between stops. Rule # 1 - never
miss Burlington. Burlington's been a 2 night affair 4 years in a row, and
there's a hotel within a 5 minute stagger of the venue. nobody's driving,
there's a bunch of good and cheap bars and places to eat in downtown, and the
scenery driving in and out is breathtaking. New York has the best expensive
in-venue drinks, and, if you've always wanted to se them do it but didn't get
lucky enough so far, either Penns Peak in the summer or Philadelphia in the Fall
always gets a Natchez Whistle when i'm there. (seriously. i noticed this last
year - it's just an odd
  coincidence). Oh and most Kinfiolk will agree that the tour closer in Lawrence
Kansas is not to be missed.
　
NYE
means Denver. thats end of story, no pouting from you, sorry but it's set in
stone Denver. if you wanna see Yonder on New Years, you gotta travel to Denver.
 
 
and thats that. i hope this helps some of the new Kinfolk to see the migratory
patterns of the Lesser Touring Yonder Bird , and don't forget the golden rules -
keep your damned voices down during the acoustic songs, don't throw anything at
the band (not even if it's a sample of the best ganja you've ever had in your
life) and be nice to your mothers.
　
Mark B




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yes, happy birthday to both Mary and Carol!!  And I will be thinking about
Ken today.  He was a very special person.

Garrett from Arkansas
Free the Tickets!!!


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Hippo birthday to Mary and Carol!!!

Speaking of Todd, Great American Taxi is closing their midwest tour tonigh by
backing Todd in Milwookie.  Wish I was there!

Bob

Thanks everyone!  :) :)


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as he has once again beaten me to the punch, all i can say is 'hear hear' !
 
Carol and Mary - i hope to see you guys at the NWSS next year.  and Barb - i'll
be thinking of Ken all day...

--- On Sat, 11/14/09, Pastor Tim <yonderarchive@...> wrote:


From: Pastor Tim <yonderarchive@...>
Subject: [yonder] Triple-treat Kinfolk birthday greets
To: yonder@yahoogroups.com, "Rod & Mary Munoz" <rm5454@...>, "Carol Cashman"
<captainlela@...>, "Barb Treadwell" <scarletbegonia14@...>
Date: Saturday, November 14, 2009, 10:37 AM


 



Hey everyone --
 
Yep, I've been in lurk-mode for too long and today's definitely the day to
break it because there are three -- count 'em, THREE! -- Kinfolk birthdays worth
celebrating:
 
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MARY MUNOZ!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, CAROL CASHMAN!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, KEN SCHWARTZ!
 
Yes, I realize Ken's already gone to his rest but that's no reason to stop
celebrating the day our world got a little sweeter because of his presence, and
the same joy comes from knowing Carol and Mary, both of whom add so much to our
Kinfolk family!
 
Much Love,
+ Pastor Tim

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YONDER VAULT YonderArchive@ yahoo.com ~ http://www.YonderMo untain.com
 
"The archive isn't a place, it's a state of mind."  -- some archivist
"Well, could you at least straighten up your mind a bit?"  -- some archivist's
spouse
 
UPCOMING SHOWS:

ADAM AIJALA & LARRY KEEL!
12-01-2009 @ Tractor Tavern - Seattle, WA
12-02-2009 @ Mississippi Studios - Portland, OR
12-04-2009 @ Humboldt Brews - Arcata, CA
12-05-2009 @ Hotel Utah - San Francisco, CA (2 shows 7 PM & 10 PM)

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Hey everyone --
 
Yep, I've been in lurk-mode for too long and today's definitely the day to break
it because there are three -- count 'em, THREE! -- Kinfolk birthdays worth
celebrating:
 
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MARY MUNOZ!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, CAROL CASHMAN!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, KEN SCHWARTZ!
 
Yes, I realize Ken's already gone to his rest but that's no reason to stop
celebrating the day our world got a little sweeter because of his presence, and
the same joy comes from knowing Carol and Mary, both of whom add so much to our
Kinfolk family!
 
Much Love,
+ Pastor Tim


===============================================

YONDER VAULT YonderArchive@... ~ http://www.YonderMountain.com
 
"The archive isn't a place, it's a state of mind."  -- some archivist
"Well, could you at least straighten up your mind a bit?"  -- some archivist's
spouse
 
UPCOMING SHOWS:



ADAM AIJALA & LARRY KEEL!
12-01-2009 @ Tractor Tavern - Seattle, WA
12-02-2009 @ Mississippi Studios - Portland, OR
12-04-2009 @ Humboldt Brews - Arcata, CA
12-05-2009 @ Hotel Utah - San Francisco, CA (2 shows 7 PM & 10 PM)

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Gol-durn it, Phil beat me to it...
Well, to add some value, here is Todd Snider doing that song:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sugCwMxwPRk&feature=related

And the Lyrics
"Todd Snider America's Favorite Pastime lyrics"
http://www.lyricstime.com/todd-snider-america-s-favorite-pastime-lyrics.html

Happy F13 everyone!
Greg.

--- In yonder@yahoogroups.com, Peters Phil <tiedyedawg@...> wrote:
>
> .....sort of. more like oTc to be honest. Came across this video made
> about Doc Ellis' no-no.
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vUhSYLRw14
>
> Peace/Love/ChocolateDonuts
> PHIL
>

I had to dig out my old 1977 Dock Ellis NY Yankee baseball card.  I wonder
if I could get Todd Snider to sign it.  Ya think that would increase or
decrease the value?

Garrett from Arkansas
Free the Tickets!!!

On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 1:28 PM, Peters Phil <tiedyedawg@...>wrote:

>
>
> .....sort of. more like oTc to be honest. Came across this video made
> about Doc Ellis' no-no.
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vUhSYLRw14
>
> Peace/Love/ChocolateDonuts
> PHIL
>
>


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.....sort of. more like oTc to be honest. Came across this video made
about Doc Ellis' no-no.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vUhSYLRw14

Peace/Love/ChocolateDonuts
PHIL

If Andrew Pierce is recording it, those of us who won't be able to be there are
in real good hands.  File this under good news!

MT Bob Troutman

P.S. Hey Andrew!

Whoooaaaahhh!!

Garrett from Arkansas
Free the Tickets!!!

On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 5:32 PM, Andrew Pierce <aapierce@...> wrote:

> i don't know if they will play the same set, but I bought tickets to both
> and will record both... so they have 2 chances to get it right for the
> recording if they do play the same titles in both sets.
>
> some philosophical thoughts about hearing the same songs repeatedly:
>
> Can any two renditions of a song ever be played the same way, even by the
> same artists?  Isn't this why we keep going to see these creative bands
> perform live, possibly multiple times per year/month/week?
>
> Do some listeners hear a song the same way every time it is played? Is some
> ideal of the song imprinted in their brains so that what they are hearing
> is
> their ideal version rather than what is actually being played?
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 1:36 PM, srgumby2004 <srgumby@...>
> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > Howdy all,
> > I see there are 2 SF shows, 7 and 10pm. Are they going to play the same
> set
> > at both shows? I would like to go to both, but not same tang.
> > Have a nice day, I said so. Mike
> >
> >
> >
>
>
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got my pagent 2 day pass, tulsa to close the tour, fayetteville (well, I'll
buy those at the box office) to start the tour and nashville somewhere in
the middle just to make it interesting.

Garrett from Arkansas
Free the Tickets!!!

On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 10:47 AM, <JERRYGlRL@...> wrote:

>
>
>
> www.yondermountain.com.
>
> I got my pagent tix! yay!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: garrett brown
<brownmountainlight@...<brownmountainlight%40gmail.com>
> >
> To: Ann Kingston <ann@...<ann%40redlightmanagement.com>
> >
> Cc: yonder <yonder@yahoogroups.com <yonder%40yahoogroups.com>>
> Sent: Tue, Nov 10, 2009 7:57 pm
> Subject: Re: [yonder] Cabin Fever!
>
> Where do I go to preorder? musictomorrow.com?
>
> Garrett from Arkansas
> Free the Tickets!!!
>
> On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 3:13 PM, Ann Kingston
<ann@...<ann%40redlightmanagement.com>
> >wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > Hi Everyone,
> >
> > Hope you¹re having a good week so far. We¹re getting ready to announce
> the
> > Cabin Fever Tour. Here are the dates and the pre-sale starts tomorrow at
> > noon. You¹ll get a code (after the pre-sale has ended) from
> > yondermountainlive.com for 2 free song downloads (per ticket purchased)
> of
> > your choice from any of the live shows that are available.
> >
> > January 26, 2010 Tuesday Fayetteville AR George's Majestic Lounge
> > January 28, 2010 Thursday New Orleans LA House of Blues
> > January 29, 2010 Friday Atlanta GA The Tabernacle
> > January 30, 2010 Saturday Nashville TN War Memorial Auditorium
> > January 31, 2010 Sunday Birmingham AL Workplay Soundstage
> > February 03, 2010 Wednesday Asheville NC Orange Peel
> > February 04, 2010 Thursday Asheville NC Orange Peel
> > February 05, 2010 Friday Charleston SC The Music Farm
> > February 06, 2010 Saturday Knoxville TN Tennessee Theater
> > February 10, 2010 Wednesday Orlando FL The Social
> > February 11, 2010 Thursday Jacksonville FL Freebird Live
> > February 12, 2010 Friday Fort Lauderdale FL Revolution
> > February 13, 2010 Saturday Ybor City FL Ritz Theatre
> > February 14, 2010 Sunday Mobile AL Soul Kitchen
> > February 17, 2010 Wednesday Louisville KY Headliners
> > February 18, 2010 Thursday Columbus OH Promowest Pavilion
> > February 19, 2010 Friday St. Louis MO The Pageant
> > February 20, 2010 Saturday St. Louis MO The Pageant
> > February 21, 2010 Sunday Tulsa OK Cain's Ballroom
> >
> > Spread the word!
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
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> >
> >
> >
>
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i don't know if they will play the same set, but I bought tickets to both
and will record both... so they have 2 chances to get it right for the
recording if they do play the same titles in both sets.

some philosophical thoughts about hearing the same songs repeatedly:

Can any two renditions of a song ever be played the same way, even by the
same artists?  Isn't this why we keep going to see these creative bands
perform live, possibly multiple times per year/month/week?

Do some listeners hear a song the same way every time it is played? Is some
ideal of the song imprinted in their brains so that what they are hearing is
their ideal version rather than what is actually being played?










On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 1:36 PM, srgumby2004 <srgumby@...> wrote:

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>
> Howdy all,
> I see there are 2 SF shows, 7 and 10pm. Are they going to play the same set
> at both shows? I would like to go to both, but not same tang.
> Have a nice day, I said so. Mike
>
>
>


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Howdy all,
   I see there are 2 SF shows, 7 and 10pm. Are they going to play the same set at
both shows? I would like to go to both, but not same tang.
     Have a nice day, I said so.     Mike

This Robin Banks is the same person who saw Yonder in Reno about TWO months ago.
I remember because he was asking about some place to stay and I was about to
offer up my brother's house before he said something similarly stupid and I
thought better of it.  What a whiner.

Bob

Jeff showed up at the bluegrass jam in Oskar's this past Tuesday and while
talking to me he said (and I quote), "Did you know there's a weat coast and some
called a NEW Mexico?"



True story.

> To: philrollins@...; chinquapin8@...
> CC: yonder@yahoogroups.com
> From: pavek.rick@...
> Date: Thu, 12 Nov 2009 12:50:16 -0600
> Subject: RE: [yonder] (unknown)
>
> We're more fun down here. (Just kidding...)
>
> Come to Tabernacle and you'll see what I mean!
>
> Dr. Rick Pavek
> Lee County Schools
> ________________________________
> From: yonder@yahoogroups.com [yonder@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Phil
Rollins [philrollins@...]
> Sent: Thursday, November 12, 2009 12:43 PM
> To: Robin Banks
> Cc: yonder@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [yonder] (unknown)
>
>
>
> i would say that the 15 shows that yonder did on the WEST coast in
> 2009 would tell you that they in fact have heard of the WEST coast.
>
> On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 11:37 AM, Robin Banks
<chinquapin8@...<mailto:chinquapin8%40yahoo.com>> wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> > have YMSB ever heard of the WEST coast????
> >
>
>
>
>
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This is the first Southeast show in a year.  YAY!  They play the west coast all
the time. 




________________________________
From: Phil Rollins <philrollins@...>
To: Robin Banks <chinquapin8@...>
Cc: yonder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thu, November 12, 2009 1:43:06 PM
Subject: Re: [yonder] (unknown)

i would say that the 15 shows that yonder did on the WEST coast in
2009 would tell you that they in fact have heard of the WEST coast.

On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 11:37 AM, Robin Banks <chinquapin8@...> wrote:
>
>
>
> have YMSB ever heard of the WEST coast????
>


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We're more fun down here. (Just kidding...)

Come to Tabernacle and you'll see what I mean!

Dr. Rick Pavek
Lee County Schools
________________________________
From: yonder@yahoogroups.com [yonder@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Phil Rollins
[philrollins@...]
Sent: Thursday, November 12, 2009 12:43 PM
To: Robin Banks
Cc: yonder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [yonder] (unknown)



i would say that the 15 shows that yonder did on the WEST coast in
2009 would tell you that they in fact have heard of the WEST coast.

On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 11:37 AM, Robin Banks
<chinquapin8@...<mailto:chinquapin8%40yahoo.com>> wrote:
>
>
>
> have YMSB ever heard of the WEST coast????
>




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i would say that the 15 shows that yonder did on the WEST coast in
2009 would tell you that they in fact have heard of the WEST coast.

On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 11:37 AM, Robin Banks <chinquapin8@...> wrote:
>
>
>
> have YMSB ever heard of the WEST coast????
>

have YMSB ever heard of the WEST coast????




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www.yondermountain.com.

I got my pagent tix!  yay!!!!!!!!!!!!!1





-----Original Message-----
From: garrett brown <brownmountainlight@...>
To: Ann Kingston <ann@...>
Cc: yonder <yonder@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tue, Nov 10, 2009 7:57 pm
Subject: Re: [yonder] Cabin Fever!










Where do I go to preorder?  musictomorrow.com?

Garrett from Arkansas
Free the Tickets!!!

On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 3:13 PM, Ann Kingston <ann@...>wrote:

>
>
> Hi Everyone,
>
> Hope you¹re having a good week so far. We¹re getting ready to announce the
> Cabin Fever Tour. Here are the dates and the pre-sale starts tomorrow at
> noon. You¹ll get a code (after the pre-sale has ended) from
> yondermountainlive.com for 2 free song downloads (per ticket purchased) of
> your choice from any of the live shows that are available.
>
> January 26, 2010 Tuesday Fayetteville AR George's Majestic Lounge
> January 28, 2010 Thursday New Orleans LA House of Blues
> January 29, 2010 Friday Atlanta GA The Tabernacle
> January 30, 2010 Saturday Nashville TN War Memorial Auditorium
> January 31, 2010 Sunday Birmingham AL Workplay Soundstage
> February 03, 2010 Wednesday Asheville NC Orange Peel
> February 04, 2010 Thursday Asheville NC Orange Peel
> February 05, 2010 Friday Charleston SC The Music Farm
> February 06, 2010 Saturday Knoxville TN Tennessee Theater
> February 10, 2010 Wednesday Orlando FL The Social
> February 11, 2010 Thursday Jacksonville FL Freebird Live
> February 12, 2010 Friday Fort Lauderdale FL Revolution
> February 13, 2010 Saturday Ybor City FL Ritz Theatre
> February 14, 2010 Sunday Mobile AL Soul Kitchen
> February 17, 2010 Wednesday Louisville KY Headliners
> February 18, 2010 Thursday Columbus OH Promowest Pavilion
> February 19, 2010 Friday St. Louis MO The Pageant
> February 20, 2010 Saturday St. Louis MO The Pageant
> February 21, 2010 Sunday Tulsa OK Cain's Ballroom
>
> Spread the word!
>
> Thanks.
>
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