Hi guys,

Just want to let you know that the great Jennifer Kimball will be singing with me in Cambridge, MA this friday!! Details:

5/11 Club Passim, Cambridge, MA (617) 492-7679
2 shows

Also, following is a flyer from a wonderful concert series that I'll be part of on June 10th in King of Prussia, PA.

Love, Lucy

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All concerts start at 7:00 pm, unless noted. Admission: $7.00 for ages 17 to 61. All other are free. Tkts. at gate only/no advance sales.

May 27
Susan Werner with Terri Hendrix

June 3
Chris Smither with Erica Wheeler

June 10
Richie Havens & Lucy Kaplansky

June 17
Tom Paxton with Anne Hills
Tom Paxton will open with 45-minute children's set and will play an adult set later.

June 24
Christine Lavin with LisaBeth Weber & Annie Bauerlein

July 1
Patty Larkin with Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer

July 4
Rick Hall and His K-9 Ten Big Band & John Flynn

July 8
John McCutcheon with Dan Rooney
John McCutcheon will open with 45-minute children's set and will play an adult set later.

July 15
Trout Fishing In America
Trout Fishing in America will open with 45-minute children's set and will play an adult set later.

July 22
John Gorka with Mustard's Retreat and Billy Jonas

July 27; 7:30pm
Savoy Company presents "Iolanthe"

July 29
Roger McGuinn and Phil Roy

August 5
Tom Chapin with John Forth
Tom Chapin will open with 45-minute children's set and will play an adult set later.

August 12
David Wilcox with Bill Staines

August 19
Karla Bonoff with Tanya Savory

August 26 (FREE)
Classical Music Night

September 1 (FREE)
Ska/Punk Night

September 2
The Nields with Erin McKeown

September 8; 12:00pm (FREE)
David Perry with Eileen Tipping Kids Concerts

September 9
Cheryl Wheeler with Ray Wylie Hubbard & Stephen Parker

- All concerts held outdoors, rain or shine.
- Picnics welcome.
- Handicapped accessible.
- Bring lawn chair or blankets. Beach chairs and blankets   only -permitted in front of sound booth.

Directions From Pennsylvania Turnpike
1) Valley Forge Exit (Exit 24)
2) Follow I-76 (Schuylkill Expressway)
3) Take U.S. 202 North (King of Prussia) exit
4) Turn left at eighth traffic light onto Henderson Rd.
5) Turn left onto Valley Forge Rd. at second traffic light.
6) Concert site on left behind library and police station. Follow staff directions to parking.

Directions from Philadelphia
1) Follow I-76 West (Schuylkill Expressway)
2) Take U.S. 202 North (King of Prussia) exit
3) Turn left at eighth traffic light onto Henderson Rd.
4) Turn left onto Valley Forge Rd. at second traffic light.
5) Concert site on left behind library and police station. Follow staff directions to parking.

Directions from Delaware
1) 95 North
2) Take I-476 North (Blue Route)
3) Follow to I-76 West (Schuylkill Expressway)
4) Take U.S. 202 North (King of Prussia) exit
5) Turn left at eighth traffic light onto Henderson Rd.
6) Turn left onto Valley Forge Rd. at second traffic light.
7) Concert site on left behind library and police station. Follow staff directions to parking.

From Eastern Main Line:
1) Montgomery Avenue West.
2) Montgomery Ave. become Gulph Rd.
3) Bear right onto Henderson Rd. (Exxon Station in middle of
Y-intersection).
4) Turn left onto Valley Forge Rd. at second traffic light after U.S. 202.
5) Concert site on left behind library and police station. Follow staff directions to parking.

From Western Main Line and West Chester:
1) U.S. 202 North.
2) Turn left at eighth traffic light onto Henderson Rd.
3) Turn left onto Valley Forge Rd. at second traffic light.
4) Concert site on left behind library and police station. Follow staff directions to parking.

Love, Lucy.

Hi everyone,
The reviews are starting to come in on our Dylan tribute "A Nod To Bob". (In stores May 8) Thought I'd share this one with you. Tune in to All Things Considered (National Public Radio) on May 24th for a feature on this album on Bob's 60th birthday. We are starting to put our catalogue together for 2001 and if you have any comments or review of the "Nod To Bob", email me and I will collect these for inclusion. Thanks again for all the kind comments on the John Gorka and Nod To Bob album. Lucy Kaplansky's new album is finished and we are starting to sequence it and get it ready for you.

Have a great spring,
Bob Feldman

RedHouseRecords.com

Reviews
All Music Guide
You might not expect much from a Dylan tribute album limited to the artists of one small label, but if so, you're in for a surprise: This CD turns out to be every bit as inspired as anything on the all-star Madison Square Garden tribute that marked Dylan's 30th year in the music business. One reason is that the artists on the Red House label (which happens to be based in the state Dylan hails from) prove extremely well-suited to the task and well-matched to the material. Another is that that material is just so darn wonderful. There's no way a single disc could do justice to the mind-bogglingly large Dylan catalog; this could have been a ten- or 15-CD set and the quality wouldn't have flagged one bit. In fact, this collection doesn't even touch on such career highlights as Blood on the Tracks; it focuses mostly on the 1960s when, as the liner notes point out, most of the artists here were in their formative years as performers and Dylan was their major musical influence. Of course, if you have to pick one Dylan period, the '60s era isn't exactly a bad choice. The results here are stunning. While there's not a weak track on the disk, standouts include Suzy and Maggie Roche's version of The Basement Tapes' "The Clothesline Saga," which perfectly captures Dylan's humor; Cliff Eberhardt's "I Want You," which transforms the upbeat original into a somber, haunting \ballad; Guy Davis' accordion-spiced "A Sweetheart Like You," which features drumming by the Band's Levon Helm; and Martin Simpson's effusive "Boots of Spanish Leather." If you're a Dylan lover, this album is a must -- and if you're not, one listen will probably go a long way toward changing that.

- Jeff Burger, All Music Guide

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