well then we'll start off and talk about sorry molly and helen are princeton high school students who compose originals and arrange covers they've been playing together for three years and performed at the public library at so the first song we're going to play you know philadelphia folk and acoustic music scene he is a songwriter and performer and he has managed performing songwriters book venue's produced two concert series hosted an over the air radio folk program as well as an internet radio program and two internet t v shows so mailer has two c d s slow cooker and no shrinkwrap bass currently working on producing and hosting the performing songwriter  little bit of a sound check and we'll be ready to roll here  blues i can see her way clear when i look through  i didn't know thank you song i wrote a few thousand years ago actually about nine hundred eighty one and for those of you on here play guitar this is about the three chord folk song and it's called c d and g by hits on i could write a thousand songs like barry manilow songs that frank sinatra would have sung but i write simple folk price this next song it's a kind of a short song but those songwriters out there sometimes it's good to say what you want to say and get out the song anyway this is called if you want to dance in the diner in upper darby actually this diner it's called the liner diner was in the movie what is it something something playbook which and even silver lining playbook cases all that movie remember the diner scene that was a landmark diner and so i wrote this about in one thousand nine hundred eighty two eighty one eighty two and it's when they used to allow smoking in the diner so that's in the song and you feel like fact they say you might know him his sister is sonny and i've known her for thirty years and on the internet sure that i do i had interviewed her on the show  through skype she was up in new york and i showed a video of this song i'm going to do which is called changes and neil young had done this song and one of his concerts so he's explaining who phil ochs was and kind of going on and on somebody in the audience goes let's go you know let's get on with the music so neil young looks at in the audience says let's go i'm my own we can always say talk to that guy in the hat that's why that's why john just took his hat off because he doesn't want us to talk to him so now that's the big news tonight can't have wait arrangements of popular tunes as well as standard jazz compositions from the great american songbook along with six laidback articulate plain style and guitar linda has the ability to totally reshape a ballad and belted out and  uptempo numbers and consistently sing with a great deal of feeling so c'mon up then we'll get you welcomed up here  i hope you didn't leave the spirit of forgetting lyrics  we're just we're just really very happy to be with you and in our age we're happy to be anywhere offers his own brand of piano driven songs his musical influences include elton john nina simone rufus wainwright and the beatles evan toto do you eighty nine point one describes russell's music as good hope you will it self from me in moving forward there is no have one more for you thank you so much for having me here this is called every little thing of audience questions here how many people have been out to our cafe improv dot com website how many been out to the web site are a couple people here all right if you don't know that it's out there it's a great website and you can find out what the upcoming shows are go and all sorts of information about it especially for performers so you tell some people to come now to perform for us as well and also want to find out a little bit more about the audience who's come from far away