| Title: | GUITARnotes - Where Every Note has Emotion |
| Notice: | Discussion of the finer stringed instruments |
| Moderator: | KDX200::COOPER |
| Created: | Thu Aug 14 1986 |
| Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 3280 |
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Does anyone know if the 99 restaurants in Mass. still have acoustic
entertainment. If so, how can I get more info, such as:
Who does the booking?
How many nights per week?
How much do they pay?
Which ones have it?
How much equipment do you need to bring?
Also, are there any other restaurants that have a similar arrangement?
(I know Thackary's used to).
Thanks,
Ross
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| 1243.1 | a few places | ANT::JACQUES | Wed Apr 05 1989 16:09 | 16 | |
The last time I ate at Margaritaville in Auburn, they had a
acoustic guitarist/vocalist for entertainment. Also, the
Firehouse cafe on Foster Street in Worcester usually has
similar entertainment. It never hurts to call and ask.
I have also heard that the ski lodge at Mount Wachusett also hires
acoustic acts.
The Mountain Barn on rt 31 in Princeton used to hire an acoustic
guitarist on weekends
hope this helps
Mark
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| 1243.2 | ' we'll have nother' pither beer' | SALEM::ASBURY | Fri Apr 07 1989 14:49 | 15 | |
Speaking of acoustic acts, did anyone ever see/hear a guy who used
to play at a place called Timothy's Spirits Company on Rt. 9 in
Framingham, MA.? He used to play a 12-string. I'm wondering if he
is still performing. This was in the early 1970's...
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| 1243.3 | SALEM::ASBURY | Fri Apr 07 1989 14:53 | 12 | ||
I believe his name was John Morgan.
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| 1243.4 | Crazie John Morgan? | VOLKS::RYEN | Rick Ryen 285-6248 | Fri Apr 21 1989 18:03 | 27 |
I saw John Morgan down on the cape (At the Crystal Palace). His act was outrageous. He used to do a lot of gigs at the ski places up north. Mostly mount Snow I believe. Part of the pretense of his act was celebrating something about ski-ing, or something to do with winter. Can't quite remember. When I saw him, it was mid-summer, and about 85 degrees F. He wore a ski coat, hat and gloves, made the management close all of the windows and doors, and turn off the air conditioning. The object of all of this was to see how high a room full of drunken crazies could get the thermometer to rise. After about an hour of his playing, telling dirty jokes and getting the couwd to dance and jog in place, the place was aboyt 104 degrees. I remember him saying that it was a good try, but it didn't break his record. There were lots of people taking beer showers to stay cool, so it was kind of an impromptu amature wet tee-shirt contest. I don't recall his guitar playing abilities, but he was a first class entertainer, in a wierd wild animal house college bash kind of way. Does this sound like the same John Morgan you are talking about? Rick | |||||
| 1243.5 | I was there????? | BOXORN::ROY | apr 17 148,000 | Mon Apr 24 1989 12:04 | 10 |
Rick, was that THE weekend when we were all down there? I
thought we got that place over 104??????? Was that the same
weekend I couldn't get Gabe's van into first?
Ah memories...................
Glenn
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