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John Cale @ Hopscotch Festival 9-7-13
John Cale was the reason why we went to Raleigh two weekends ago to attend the Hopscotch Festival. That Pere Ubu were playing the night before was deemed a plus. Those two acts would drive that whole bus, as we … Continue reading
Posted in Concert Review, Core Collection
Tagged Hopscotch festival, John Cale, Live Concerts
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Hopscotch Festival Reels Monk In With John Cale and Pere Ubu
This Monk leads a cloistered life. I could spend all of my free time in the Record Cell, seeing to the care and feeding of the music, but that would make me a dull Monk. So live music is even … Continue reading
Posted in Core Collection, Uncategorized
Tagged Dave Thomas, Hopscotch festival, John Cale, Pere Ubu, Raleigh
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