From: Suffet@worldnet.att.net   
      
   Come celebrate Steve Suffet's newest CD   
      
   I'VE BEEN UP ON THE MOUNTAIN   
      
   at the Peoples' Voice Cafe   
   in the Workmen's Circle Building   
   45 East 33rd Street   
   Just west of Park Avenue   
   New York City   
   Saturday • March 10, 2007   
   8:00 PM • Doors open 7:30 PM   
      
   Steve Suffet is best described as an old fashioned folksinger. His   
   repertoire is a mixture of railroad songs, trucker songs, cowboy songs,   
   union songs, old time ballads, blues, ragtime, Gospel, bluegrass,   
   topical-political songs, and whatever else tickles his fancy. He takes   
   songs from whatever sources he wishes and then he sings them his own   
   way, or else he writes his own songs, almost always in traditional folk   
   styles. Often it is impossible to tell whether a song Steve sings is a   
   traditional folk song or one of his own compositions or a combination of   
   the two. "I've Been Up On the Mountain" is Steve's second full CD. His   
   first CD, "Now the Wheel Has Turned," was released in 2005. Steve will   
   be accompanied by musical friends from MacDougal Street Rent Party and   
   from the Woody Guthrie Birthday Bash.   
      
   Also come celebrate the Peoples' Voice Cafe debut of anarcho-feminist   
   folksinger-songwriter Holly GoAnarchy.   
      
   Holley Anderson (a.k.a. Holly GoAnarchy) lives in Ditmas Park, Brooklyn,   
   in a wonderful old house with a group of friends and their young   
   children.  Holley's two year old son Coleman is a rather gifted   
   interpretive dancer and her sometimes ex-husband Sander Hicks runs Vox   
   Pop, the coffeehouse/publishing company on Cortelyou Road. Holley likes   
   to deal with her own intensity and constant hard learning with a bit of   
   humor, because she finds it helps her survive.  Holley produced her   
   first album, "Why Am I Not a Lesbian?," last year and is working on a   
   new album entitled "Only the Good."   
      
   Suggested admission: $12.   
   Peoples' Voice Cafe or Workmen's Circle members: $9.   
   More if you choose, less if you can't.   
   TDF vouchers accepted.   
   No one turned away for lack of money.   
      
   For more information, please call 212-787-3903.   
   Peoples' Voice Cafe website: http://www.peoplesvoicecafe.org/   
   Steve Suffet website: http://suffet.home.att.net/   
   Holly GoAnarchy website: http://www.hollygoanarchy.com/   
      
   Be there!   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)