• timb
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Topic: East coast leg of tour

I'm reminded by the "where is everyone" thread that I discovered Joe relatively recently. My first show was a couple years ago with my son, where I met Ron and Jay.

I'll be at the shows in Worcester and in Providence, and have M&G passes for the latter. I'll bring my son Griffin again to one show, and hope my wife can come for the other.

I hope to see some familiar faces. And if you're frugal like me, remember that in Providence you can park at metered spaces on the street, but I think meters run until 9pm now. And in Worcester, you can park for a few dollars at the city library a block behind the Hanover. That's $20 better spent on guitar strings or perhaps even better, CDs of people that can really play. :-)

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Re: East coast leg of tour

Great tip for parking for the Worcester show, is it metered parking at the library or is there an attendant? Can't wait!

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Re: East coast leg of tour

Hey timb, I'm sure you'll enjoy the shows. I had the pleasure of meeting you, your son, and Ron at my second JB show in 2014. I'll be attending the Hartford Ct show in November.

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Re: East coast leg of tour

In worcester, the library has a cash/coin/credit pay station at the entrance to the lot, and you pay by number.

Rusty: Yes, we met at the snowy show in Springfield. And thank you for the M&G pass smile

The show last night was great. I was surprised that it was about 2:15 straight through, with no intermission. Joe took a break for a few minutes to introduce the band, and Reese played a moment of keyboard interlude a couple of times, though one of them became a keyboard intro/redition of Sloe Gin, so that was cool.

With Joe playing a firebird for a few songs, and Michael playing a firebird bass for a few, I couldn't help but think they should overlap on at least one. :-)

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