cindy@ada-uts.UUCP (09/23/85)
I knew that Garrison was to be in Boston Saturday night, and also
wondered about PHC at 6:00 PM. It must have been a tape as I distinctly
remember the monologue about Gypie the mummy. I believe it was the first
(or very early) monologue I ever listened to. (My husband intorduced me
to PHC last winter).
NET: {harpo, allegro, bellcore, ihnp4}!inmet!ada-uts!cindy
----------andrew@grkermi.UUCP (Andrew W. Rogers) (09/26/85)
In article <20700001@ada-uts.UUCP> cindy@ada-uts.UUCP writes: > I knew that Garrison was to be in Boston Saturday night, and also >wondered about PHC at 6:00 PM. It must have been a tape as I distinctly >remember the monologue about Gypie the mummy. I believe it was the first >(or very early) monologue I ever listened to. PHC always plays old tapes when GK is on tour. This particular one dates back to around December of January; I listened to it on the way to the Opera House and recognized whoever-it-was and his collection of unusual turn-of-the-century instruments. The Opera House show sold out earlier than had been expected, prompting WGBH-FM to broadcast it live. Has anyone taped it? I'd like a souvenir. >(My husband introduced me to PHC last winter). If you're the same inmet!cindy I knew when I worked there, then I told you about PHC over two years ago - back when I used to play "Whip It" on your dulcimer! Hi! Andrew W. Rogers