Kathleen Smith: shows

It rocked! I had a ball playing w/Owen. His guitar and vocals added a really nice element to the music, and I know that everyone there thought it was a beautiful performance. I made sure to do some yoga and meditate before the gig, so I was super relaxed. I swear, all gigs should be like that--fun, easy, relaxed. It was great!
Set List
Going Home - In This Life - Here's Your Song - You Try - I'm Sorry - Tinfoil Girl - Dolls

Cool venue! I had never been there before. It's all red and dark on the inside, and there's a small raised stage in front of a little dance floor below the dining area. It was an intimate little show, but I felt good about it. Tried to record it on my minidisc, but I guess the mic was dead b/c when I tried to listen to it today, there was nothing recorded. Oh well. That's part of the magic of shows--they happen once and never again. They're just little moments in time like all the rest. The moment happens, the magic lingers and then floats away. Lovely.
I was very proud of my new keyboard. The Casio rocked it--she sounded great, and now she has been broken in and can't wait to get out more!
Set List: Going Home, Back to Me, I'm sorry, I'll Be Okay (to a Casio programmed drumbeat--v. cool. haha), Dolls, You Try (new song), Tinfoil Girl (must think of a better title for this one someday...)
I talked about how exciting it was to have gas in my house b/c now I have hot water, and that's all I can remember talking about, though I know there was more....oh well, the memory has floated away along w/the moment.

Oops! Show got cancelled last minute & rescheduled for April. See you in April!

the band: erik kertes (bass), dan schnelle (drums), perry smith (guitar)
the songs: We're Free - Boulders - Dream Girl - For You - Tinfoil Girl - It Never Entered My Mind (Rogers & Hart) - 3000 Miles - Sweater Song - Sometimes We Run - I'll Be Okay - Dolls - Going Home
cd's were for sale. Love the Cd--I think it's really pretty. Thank goodness for moms! Without mine, the show wouldn't have happened without the band, Sue (the stage manager) or Mom.