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Re: Ray Abshire - workshop in Earlville Aug 5

Steve,
Back in '98, I played the Opera House with Balfa Toujours. At 200+ dates per year, it is difficult to distinguish one place from the other, but I remember Earlville. We stayed around the corner and up the hill at a gorgeous estate house. Breakfast was served out at the guesthouse, and there was a two-lane bowling alley in the basement. We had dinner and drinks at the home of our hosts prior to the show. Were you around back then? I apologize if you were the host. Like I said...much of my time with BTJ is a blur.

Ganey

Re: Re: Ray Abshire - workshop in Earlville Aug 5

Ganey - at that time I was a mere audience member, and did not even have an Ariette. My wife worked there part time: now she's the Executive Director.

I remember that show, it was great: one of the events that really pulled me into Cajun music. I think the folks who owned that B&B have left town, but the travelling musicians still get to stay in some nice places.

Steve Blais



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