From: stevens@madvlsi.columbia.edu (Andy Stevens)
Subject: Postcrypt Coffeehouse: Feb. Schedule
Organization: Columbia University
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 19:33:01 GMT
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POSTCRYPT COFFEEHOUSE: FEBRUARY 1993
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The Postcrypt Coffeehouse is located in the basement of St. Paul's
Chapel on the campus of Columbia University in NY.  We feature live
acoustic music from both local and national acts.  When I say
acoustic, I really mean it; there are no microphones.  Columbia is
located at 116th St. and Broadway and is accessible by the 1 and 9
subways.  Admission is always free and open to all.  Performances
start at 9PM unless otherwise noted.  For more info: (212) 854-1953 or
postcrypt@columbia.edu.

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automatically, send a reply to this posting and we will add you to the
Postcrypt electronic mailing list.

Friday, February 5----------------------------------
JACK HARDY - This New York singer-songwriter is the founding editor of
Fast Folk Magazine.
JANE BYAELA - She's an excellent singer-songwriter and guitarist whose
music is influenced by many sources - from classical to blues, folk,
and jazz.

Saturday, February 6--------------------------------
SANDY SMYTH - Welcome this eclectic New York City singer for her
Postcrypt debut.
JIM GAUDET - Visiting from Albany, this great writer recently won
the distinction of having one of the top five independently produced
albums in the United States.
LISA LOEB - She usually plays with the band Nine Stories, so catching
her solo is a unique event.  Lisa has a big sound and catchy tunes -
which explain her large New York City following.

Friday, February 12---------------------------------
JESSE HARRIS - Rhythmic, jazzy, and up-tempo, he's now running the
Sunday show at the Ludlow Street Cafe.
THE NIELDS - This Connecticut-based trio consists of sisters Nerissa
and Katryna Nield plus Nerissa's husband, David.  Their powerful
voices evoke the drive and strength of the Indigo Girls and the
harmonic complexity of the Roches.  They've played The Bottom Line,
The Bitter End, and now they're making their Postcrypt debut.
ELLIS PAUL - He's a Postcrypt favorite from Boston.  With a rich voice
and the sensibility of an inner-city social worker, Ellis promises a
moving performance.

Saturday, February 13-------------------------------
PAT WALSH - The Atlanta Constitution called him "a guitarist with a
Tom Petty-ish vocal style."
RAYMOND GONZALEZ & AMY MALKOFF - They're back!  Classical training and
style make this duo a treat to hear.
PETER KEANE - A familiar face to Postcrypt regulars, Peter plays
country/blues standards.  His recent album has gotten a lot of radio
play.  We're glad to have him back!

Friday, February 19---------------------------------
LAZY SUSANS - What a happening group: a harmonious trio with catchy,
original tunes.
JIM INFANTINO - Quite a serious guy, Jim is overflowing with charm and
wit.  His original songs are not to be missed.

Saturday, February 20-------------------------------
ED HAMELL - Ed's here from Albany with his quirky, sarcastic wit and
captivating presence.
SARAH GREENE - An amazing singer-songwriter whose stamp of distinction
is her sense of the macabre, Sarah tells great stories in her songs.
She usually plays with a trio, so catch her solo at the Postcrypt!

Friday, February 26---------------------------------
OPEN STAGE - Folk, blues, bluegrass, jazz, reggae - you name it!  We
also welcome poets, storytellers, actors, comics, and performers of
all kinds.  Performances start at 9:00, sign-up is at 8:45.  Eight to
ten minute limit.

Saturday, February 27-------------------------------
POETRY NIGHT - A night of poetry featuring Susan Casey and Melinda
Kay.  Bring your poetry for an open reading at 9:00.

COMING IN MARCH: The Low Road, Ilene Weiss, Lili Anel.
Newsgroups: rec.music.folk