From: Suffet@worldnet.att.net   
      
   The Not-So-Odd Couple play the Big Apple...   
      
   Steve Suffet & Holly GoAnarchy   
      
   They met long, long ago in a galaxy far, far away. His birth name is   
   Stephen Lawrence Suffet. Hers is Holley Anderson. Holly calls herself an   
   anarcho-feminist folksinger-songwriter. Steve wakes up in a cold sweat   
   each night wondering what life under feminist anarchy would be like, but   
   then falls back to sleep comforted in the realization that at least the   
   music will be lots of fun.   
      
   Steve calls himself an old-fashioned folksinger. Holly calls him a folk   
   legend. Steve says, "I can live with that."   
      
   Holly's signature song is "Why Am I Not a Lesbian?" Steve has never felt   
   the need to ask himself that question.   
      
   Holly has performed many times at Brooklyn's renowned Vox Pop Coffee   
   House on Cortelyou Road. Steve once landed a five-day gig at Brooklyn's   
   equally renowned House of Detention on Atlantic Avenue. He wasn't there   
   on a research project.   
      
   Holly lives in a beautiful old house in Brooklyn with a group of friends   
   and their children. Steve lives in an anything-but-beautiful old house   
   in Queens with his wife Marilyn and whatever musicians, writers,   
   photographers, etc., are passing through New York on any given day.   
      
   Holly has a two-year old son who is a rather gifted interpretive dancer.   
   Steve has a thirty-six year old daughter who is a rather gifted high   
   school assistant principal.   
      
   Holly is the epitome of cool. Steve is the epitome of overweight.   
      
   Could this be the beginning of a beautiful musical friendship? Or is it   
   just witty advertising copy?  Come see how this drama plays out and help   
   Holly and Steve prove to the house that, yes, they can fill seats.   
      
   Saturday • March 10, 2007 • 8:00 PM • Doors open 7:30   
   Peoples' Voice Cafe at the Workmen's Circle   
   45 East 33rd Street, just west of Park Avenue • New York City   
      
   Suggested admission: $12. Peoples’ Voice Cafe or Workmen's Circle   
   members: $9.   
   More if you choose, less if you can't. TDF vouchers accepted. For   
   information, please call 212-787-3903.   
      
   Come celebrate the release of Steve's newest CD, "I've Been Up On the   
   Mountain."   
   Delicious and reasonably healthy snacks will be available at   
   ridiculously low prices.   
      
   Please take note: Steve will be accompanied by his usual posse of   
   unindicted coconspirators from the MacDougal Street Rent Party and from   
   the Woody Guthrie Birthday Bash. Please feel free to sing along, unless   
   he tells you otherwise, which he will very rarely, if ever, do.   
      
   Peoples' Voice Cafe website: http://www.peoplesvoicecafe.org/   
   Holly GoAnarchy website: http://www.hollygoanarchy.com/   
   Steve Suffet website: http://suffet.home.att.net/   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)