[mplpost] Live Wire Series 2002 Kingston ON

[Alan and Mary Sue Rankin]

Greetings from K Town

		The posters are up, the tickets are out, and we're ready to go with
	another season of exciting live music in Kingston at the intimate
Octave 	Theatre. Here's the line-up:

	Sat. Feb.23 - Connie Kaldor 
    		She's been a favourite on the North American music scene for over
	20 years and has earned the reputation as one of the best live
	performers anywhere. Known as much for her wickedly humorous stories
	as for her achingly beautiful ballads, Connie Kaldor just keeps getting
	better. Her newest cd "Love is a Truck" is a collection of songs about
	daughters turned mothers.We are absolutely delighted that Connie will
	be our featured artist to open the 2002 series.
		Opening for Connie will be Kingston's own Dympna Radford and her trio.
	
	Sat. March 23- Jesse Winchester
		After spending the 90's writing and taking a break from recording and 
	touring, Jesse is back with a renewed energy and some incredible new 	
	material. His "Gentleman of Leisure" cd is a masterpiece. What a
	treat it is to welcome this legend back to the Live Wire series.
		Mark Reeves, an intensely engaging performer from Manitoba, will open 
	the show.

	Sat. April 20 - Lynn Miles and Keith Glass
		We finish off the series with a split show featuring Lynn Miles, one
	of Canada's most captivating performers, and Prairie Oyster's Keith
	Glass, who has 	recently launched a solo career. Lynn has a new cd
	"Unravelled" which is just as quirky and beautiful as anything she has
	previously released. Keith Glass, who is a very talented guitarist and
	singer also has a new cd and is quickly making a name for himself on
	the concert circuit.
		We're absolutely thrilled to be able to present these artists in 	
	Kingston. Get your series tickets early - they won't last long!
			Brian's Record Option
			Tara Foods 
			Renaissance Music
		Series ticket(3 shows) $37.50
		Single ticket - $15.00 advance, $17.00 at the door

		We're also working on a special spring party for Live Wire
	supporters.Mark Friday May 3 on your calendar. We're hoping to bring
Big
	Bill Morganfield (the son of Muddy Waters) and his very hot
	rocking blues band to Kingston for a dance party at a local nightspot.
			Stay tuned for details!
				
					Al Rankin
					Live Wire Music Series
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