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BobZoxsoisy - August 28, 2008, 12:03 am
Íåïëîõàÿ òåìà äëÿ õîðîøåãî ôîðóìà. Åñëè âû òàê íå äóìàéòå, òî íå ïèùèòå ñþäà è âñ¸! ß äóìàþ ýòî íå ñëîæíî! madxc - August 26, 2008, 7:35 pm You are the greatist! Dan - August 14, 2008, 8:28 am Fascinating site and well worth the visit. I will be backv Jamie-Sue - August 8, 2008, 11:44 am Dorothy, Get in touch with me please. Drop me an email. Thanks! js. Mike Kavanaugh - April 7, 2008, 11:47 pm Hi everybody, Mike Kavanaugh here. I just came from a meeting last night with the pastor of the First United Methodist Church (FUMC) in Albion, MI, Dwayne Bagley, keyboard player Terry Vargo, and several other musicians. FUMC Albion is located on the campus of Albion College. The address is 600 E. Michigan Ave. Albion, MI 49224. You can see it on the Mapquest map here. We are starting up a new coffeehouse that will be offering live music on Saturday nights from 8 to 10 PM. Admission will be free. Coffee & tea will be free. Donations will be accepted and encouraged for the performing artists and to help buy supplies (more coffee, etc.). Performing musicians will get the typical nominal amount of $40 to $50 for performing, plus tips that will be asked for by the passing of the hat between sets during community announcements. This will not be the typical coffeehouse or coffee shop that offers exotic and expensive hot & cold coffee drinks using fancy steamers or noisy blenders. This is going to be a not-for-financial-profit community coffeehouse. It will, by design, spawn other groups or activities that will profit the community in some way on other nights of the week. It may be an AA or NA group that uses the facilities one night, for example, or a book discussion group on another, etc. On some nights, it may simply be a nice, quiet place to hang out, read, study or use our wireless Internet access. While its home is starting off in and under the blessing of the church, it is not a "Christian coffeehouse". For lack of a better description, it will be a community coffeehouse run and staffed by a bunch of folks, including me, who happen to be Christian and want to have a good influence on the community. There has been a commercial on TV lately talking about how our country is really a good place and that the worst things you can find in America can be fixed by that which is good here. That sentiment fits well here, I think. We are starting off small: as I write this we are moving into two rooms that were just vacated by another group who moved elsewhere on campus. The main performing room looks like it will comfortably hold 25 to 30 people in the audience. Another adjacent room will have tables & seating for listening, reading, socializing, etc. That too should hold at least a couple dozen more people. If by chance we have larger crowds or name acts coming through to perform, we have access to a larger hall that will hold several hundred people as well as a very large concert hall 100 yards away on campus. That�s the music end of things and that�s where this e-mail comes in. We intend to start performances by the beginning of May. We don�t know how often to have performances at the start because we don�t know how many artists are out there willing to come and play. We will be deciding at our next meeting on Saturday evening, April 12th. There�s no name chosen yet but I have affectionately (and forgetfully) called it the Whatchamacallit, so, until we have an official name it is the Whatchamacallit Coffeehouse. So, if you are interested in performing and could e-mail me back as soon as possible with dates you have available through August, we can start figuring out how to start this baby up. Any comments, suggestions, prayers, etc., would also be greatly appreciated. And if you could pass this on to other acoustic performing artists... Thanks. Mike Kavanaugh JC - December 13, 2007, 11:28 am Just listen to your recording. Wow that is so cool Lucy Ernst - December 4, 2007, 12:02 am Hey Dorothy, What a pleasure it was to meet you and hear at the concert on Sunday. I sure had a great time. It was a treat to see our pal Ned. Peace, Lucy Mike Stephens - November 30, 2007, 12:11 am Hi, Dorothy. I'll be hosting the shindig at The White Crow on Saturday. Looking forward to meeting you. All the best. Mike Stephens Ned Rouse - September 19, 2007, 8:05 pm Dorothy, My, Others, CD is out. I'll be bringing you one to open mic night! People are liking it and it is selling well. -Nedly Mocha-n-Music - September 12, 2007, 2:31 pm Would you consider calling Luke (616-681-2550) again to set another date at Mocha-n-Music? ...Marten Pat Hildreth - May 25, 2007, 9:49 am Hey Girlfriend, just listemed to: 'He Keeps the Wind Wild" What a great song! I enjoyed listening to it. Jim Ison - February 19, 2007, 11:20 am I came across this page again while searching the web,so I thought I'd stop by and say "Hi". You have a great singing voice and I hope you'll get back to the White Crow again soon. Though your site's great, you should consider setting up a MySpace page it's easy and free. I was surprised at how many people have viewed mine since I set it up in December. Hope to see and hear you soon. Jim jim - February 18, 2007, 8:37 pm How are you feeling? Julie Croff - February 4, 2007, 2:48 pm Hi Dorothy, Love your web site. You have a very beautiful voice. ( if you don't recognize who this is it's Jacks sister.) Daily Brews Coffeehouse - December 21, 2006, 1:53 pm Would like to talk about booking you into our entertainment schedule for 2007. Please take a look at myspace.com/dailybrews for info on our venue and drop me a line. Love the tune you have on this site! Bruce Daily Brews Wayland, MI 269-792-BREW Jim Haley - November 4, 2006, 11:11 pm Hi from Montague,,,Hope to see you soon,,,Its me the ol boy who went to the pizza hut with ya,,,How are ya?..jim Mike Kavanaugh - September 21, 2006, 4:27 pm Dorothy: Please give me a call about a monthly gig opportunity in Jackson. My cell phone is 517-581-5607. Thanks. Brian Surgener - August 30, 2006, 12:54 pm Looks like you play in the Jackson, MI area. We are a 2 story coffee house opening in 2 weeks. Our 2nd floor is just for entertainment. Our website is www.jacksoncoffeeco.com. We have an interest in having you play at our super cool coffee house. How do I contact you? Brian Surgener, Jackson Coffee Co, 201 S. Mechanic, Jackson, MI 49201, 517 990 6770. Jim Ison - August 2, 2006, 10:10 pm I'd like to thank you for the great show and the nice things you said about The Crow. I have a joke to add to your stock of bad jokes. Q: How do you kill a circus? A: Go straight for the juggler. texas smith - July 15, 2006, 11:32 pm Hi Dorothy I am your relative and i am sorry I didn't make it to the family reunion this year. I sure would have liked to meet you. I enjoyed the song. Would like to learn more about you and just exactly how we are related. Please e-mail me. Ken Hottmann - July 11, 2006, 4:10 pm just heard you on a3 radio. You sounded great! Sherry Black - June 14, 2006, 9:05 am Dorothy, these pictures are great, you look hot, girl! Keep it up. Sherry Beth Pavlak - June 12, 2006, 7:17 pm Hi Dorothy, You contacted me earlier today about possibly performing here and after checking out your website, I am definately interested. I am wondering if you could give me some info on pricing, how long you play, etc.. E-mail or by phone is fine. Thanks, Beth (owner of Spoons Coffeehouse & Cafe, Dorr, MI) leon - June 7, 2006, 11:22 am Hope you come back soon!! anisa - May 22, 2006, 8:50 pm Dorothy, The song on your site sounds great! I love your sultry jazzy style. Anisa Dawn Baker - May 16, 2006, 9:27 pm Are you available in the afternoon or evening on Saturday, June 10th to perform for Cutlerville Days? bill - May 12, 2006, 5:34 am Very interesting and professional site! Good luck! Jessica Sheldon - April 26, 2006, 9:45 am Hi Dorothy, I have seen you around town for a few years now, most recently at the Bayside Beanery. The Coffee Booth at Muskegon Farmer's market is looking for some musical talent on Saturday mornings and I am wondering if you are willing and able? Let me know what you think, thanks. Ned Rouse - March 22, 2006, 9:09 am Hello Dorothy, My computer had crashed now it is up and running, but I lost most of my email addresses! Can you email me so I can put you back in. PS Have you listened to the song yet? I have all the tracks done except the sax part. -Nedly Mike Moloney - February 23, 2006, 2:13 pm Hi Dorothy - Shawn and I will be at the Bean on March 3. We played there a couple years back (you asked if I was a Taylor snob). We want to make it a regular event. See you then! -Mike P.s. Yes, I'm still a Taylor snob! Jo Alexander, Cappuccino Jos - January 1, 2006, 9:15 pm Hi Dorothy - I just listened to your music - it is wonderful!! We have just started an open mic night every thursday at 7:30. If you are interested in performing, please call or just stop in on thursday nights. Hope to see you!! Fred Willson - November 7, 2005, 8:17 am Dorothy, Jackie and I really enjoyed the "open mic" last Friday night. What a great variety of songs beautifully performed. You have a wonderful voice and know your way around the guitar. As I told you I would love to play the open mic in December. I would like to meet some of the other players in the Caledonia area. All the best, Fred Kayla - September 11, 2005, 1:25 am YOU ARE THE BEST SINGER EVER! I LOVE YOUR MUSIC (ok and your son too :) ) You are an amazing singer and songwriter. I wish I could sing like you. Dennis Kingsbury - July 26, 2005, 2:39 am Dorothy, email me with your email address if you want me to send an invitation to join the yahoo group we discussed at the meeting last Wed. Dennis Ken Hottmann - July 25, 2005, 8:18 am Hello Dorothy, Ken H. from the songwriter's group.I really like the 2 songs I've heard you play and you have a beautiful voice also!My wife Vanessa said she didn't think you had a cd out, is that true?Have you recorded anything yet? Shame if you haven't. Anyways, can you tell me where you got the indie bible for $19.95? Thank you, Ken. Philip C. - May 23, 2005, 10:09 am Hey and congrats on this awesome web page. I am going to send it to Jackie. Also hope that the opportunity presents itself soon for me to be in your audience cheering you on! Must be nice too being a world traveler and noone deserves that more than YOU! Phil Jamie-Sue Seal - March 5, 2005, 11:37 am Hey Dorothy, I got an e-mail from Ira McDonald singing your praises from the open mic at The Ark last week. I run a songwriter's round in the Lansing area, and also try to promote new music in this town too. If you could send me a CD and press kit or bio, I would appreciate it. Perhaps you could be one of my guests in the upcoming months. Thanks! Best wishes--keep rockin'! Jamie-Sue Seal & the Radiotown Flyers www.jamiesueseal.com Go Home |