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   "Jim D"  wrote in message news:2019051410461251070-Not@ThisAddresscom...   
      
   > It wasn't the time between songs that struck me, it was the lack of   
   > organization ( best word I can think of for this ).  They did two sets,   
   > each about an hour.  The first one was fine, they went from song to song   
   > fairly smoothly. There was some talking. It seemed relevant, they had   
   > something to say.   
      
   Could be but with Originals, your songs will have something to say ;)   
      
   > After the intermission, things appeared to go to pieces. They became very   
   > sloppy transitioning to songs. At first I thought they just ran out of   
   > planned material and started improvising their setlist. Who knows.   
      
   JimD   
      
   Almost sounds like the intermission was more of a booze break ;)   
   I knew a duo that did that, until they started keeping their beers with   
   them. One even had a cup/bottle holder clipped to his mic stand ;)   
   But they had "Ed Sullivan Syndrome", seeing how fast a song can be finished,   
   like what used to be the case on the Ed Sullivan Show. Maybe they thought   
   the booze might slow them down a bit, but it seemed to have had the opposite   
   effect ;)   
      
   Ouisie   
      
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