This is Ray Phoenix. I met Ted back in the early 1960's at a Coffee House   
   called "The Jolly Coachman", back in Council Bluffs, Iowa. The manager, Gus   
   Halminiack (as I recall) ran it for several years, eventually moving it to   
   Omaha, where I also sang    
   several times. Ted and I didn't sing together, but we shared the billing when   
   the coffee house first opened, and had a good friendship.    
      
   I'd love to get in touch with Ted. I'm very sorry to hear of Marti's passing.   
   She told me that she had independently written the same poem I did, which went   
   like this:   
      
     Around the other side of the mountain   
      I heard a star singing,    
      with eternity by its side...   
        And I followed.    
      
   I can remember her being pregnant around that time, and how luminous she was,   
   and how happy.   
      
   Ted was a fine singer and a good friend, and I'd love to hear from him and to   
   find out how he's doing these days.    
      
   Ray Phoenix   
   619-961-7390   
      
   On Wednesday, May 17, 1995 12:00:00 AM UTC-7, Edward Zuckerman wrote:   
   > Does anyone know the whereabouts of Ted Anderson, songwriter and folk    
   > performer, who used to appear at the old 12th of Never coffeehouse in    
   > Richton Park, Ill., during the late '60s...as well as other venues in    
   > the Chicago region. He previously was with a trio, The Hammer Singers,    
   > which was based in Wisconsin.   
   >    
   > When last seen (by me), he was living with wife, Marti, and children,    
   > Joel and Bridget, in Kansas City area and was working with Stan Plesser    
   > and Good Karma Productions. If you see him, tell him an old friend is    
   > trying to find him.   
   >    
   > Ed Zuckerman   
   > P.O. Box 1499   
   > Hedgesville, WV 25427   
      
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