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Posted by lam77s on 09-06-2005 at17:12:
Lost Dogs, Oct 16th in Eugene, OR
All the wheels are in motion and now it's time for you to do your part. Get out there and support the Dogs!
LOST DOGS
w/ special guest THEO
Sunday, October 16th
WOW Hall, 8th and Lincoln
7:30 pm, doors at 7 pm
$18 adv/$20 DOS
Seated show, all ages
Tickets available Thursday, September 8th at WOW Hall, CD World, and available online now at
http://LAMConcerts.com
Fun for the entire family!
Thanks!
Linda
LAM PRODUCTIONS
541-729-7771
Posted by 77 bc on 09-06-2005 at17:14:
RE: Lost Dogs, Oct 16th in Eugene, OR
if I lived anywhere near Eugene, I would be there. Since I am a little over 2000 miles from there, I don't believe that I will be able to make it. Sorry!
Posted by Joey T. on 09-06-2005 at17:52:
RE: Lost Dogs, Oct 16th in Eugene, OR
| quote: |
Originally posted by 77 bc
if I lived anywhere near Eugene, I would be there. Since I am a little over 2000 miles from there, I don't believe that I will be able to make it. Sorry! |
i'm about 450 miles away.....if it were sat night i could do it... but a sunday night in october?
would have to take monday off as well... too much....
Posted by lam77s on 09-24-2005 at14:14:
RE: Lost Dogs, Oct 16th in Eugene, OR
Tickets are now available.
LOST DOGS (Michael Roe, Terry Scott Taylor and
Derri Dougherty)
w/ special guest THEO
Sunday, October 16th
WOW Hall, 8th and Lincoln
7:30 p.m., doors 7:00 p.m.
$18 adv/$20 day of show
Seated show
Tickets available at the WOW Hall, CD World, and
online at
http://LAMConcerts.com
For more information call 541-729-7771
If you would like to see the Lost Dogs but don't
think you can afford the tickets, please give me
a call and we'll work something out. It looks
like this will be the only Oregon show, so you
won't want to miss out.
Follow the link below to the Lost Dogs concert
poster. Feel free to print it out and circulate
near and far.
http://www.lamconcerts.com/images/Lost%20Dogs%20Theo%201005%20poster.jpg
Thanks!
Linda
Posted by j77 on 10-05-2005 at15:35:
RE: Lost Dogs, Oct 16th in Eugene, OR
I wish I could make this show, but it isn't going to happen.
I hope ticket sales are all that you hope they will be.
and heres hoping there might be a recording that turns up somewhere.
Posted by Joey T. on 10-05-2005 at15:37:
RE: Lost Dogs, Oct 16th in Eugene, OR
i am going the night before in bremerton... much shorter drive and some guy named stonehill is opening...
hope there is a great turnout!
)
Posted by j77 on 10-05-2005 at15:43:
RE: Lost Dogs, Oct 16th in Eugene, OR
I tried to talk my wife into either the everett or bremerton show, but we just can't make any of them, just too busy and it is a looooong drive from Boise.
Posted by peawinkel on 10-06-2005 at09:28:
RE: Lost Dogs, Oct 16th in Eugene, OR
Randy Stonehill is opening for the Lost Dogs? Really? Wow, I wish I could go to that one.
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Hopefully some folks will take a digital camera with them. hint hint
Posted by j77 on 10-06-2005 at21:01:
RE: Lost Dogs, Oct 16th in Eugene, OR
| quote: |
Originally posted by j77
I wish I could make this show, but it isn't going to happen.
I hope ticket sales are all that you hope they will be.
and heres hoping there might be a recording that turns up somewhere.
|
Posted by lam77s on 10-16-2005 at08:00:
RE: Lost Dogs TONIGHT in Eugene, OR
Final show of NW tour and only show in Oregon...
LOST DOGS
w/ special guest THEO
Sunday, October 16th
WOW Hall, 8th and Lincoln
7:30 pm, doors at 7 pm
$18 adv/$20 DOS
Seated show, all ages
Tickets at WOW Hall, CD World, and at the door
Hope to see you there!
Linda
LAM PRODUCTIONS
541-729-7771
Posted by .evangeline. on 10-16-2005 at20:47:
i pray that you are having a great time right now, Linda. Give Theo a hug.
Posted by peawinkel on 10-17-2005 at09:15:
How was the show last nite?
Posted by sirjakeyjake on 10-17-2005 at21:20:
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Originally posted by peawinkel
How was the show last nite? |
The show was GREAT! Thanks again, Linda and Glenn, for another great show in our area. Last night was a classic! (There *was* a board recording of the show, wasn't there?)
Those of us here could add a few posts to the "Famous Roe Quotes" thread. And to think...*I* was raised Assembly Of God!
Mike, thanks for some great laughs, great gee-tar, and spot-on harmonies. My dad says your hair is even darker than last year.
Here's hoping to see you in Vancouver or Roseburg in December,
Posted by DaLe on 10-18-2005 at06:10:
| quote: |
Originally posted by sirjakeyjake
to think...*I* was raised Assembly Of God!
|
me too
thanks for the review, please post some MoRe and on the "Famous Roe Quotes" thread
Posted by SnowMan on 10-18-2005 at13:38:
A Review from the DADL
Review by, Doug Wyman
sigh…
Linda and Glen were terrific! (as usual). Thank You, Glen and Linda!
Theo is better every time I see him, and since he was pretty good the first time, that means he has risen to the ranks of awesome. Theo’s voice was strong, haunting and lovely. “Little angel boy” brought tears, and then he shocked us all with “Over the rainbow”. Some times, the performance is the context for the lyric. Such was true, as thoughts of Dorothy were erased and replaced with hope of God’s Kingdom.
The Dogs opened with “If You Want To”, and established from song one that the harmonies were going to be the course du jour. Oh man what harmonies! Angels in heaven were covetous last night. “Somewhere in the distance”, “Sunshine Down”, “Come Down Here” were all on display. Terry’s “The Lust, The Flesh” was a group catharsis for all in attendance. The house was duly rocked by “If You Loved Here”. Also covered was “Free Drinks and A Dream”. I know I forgot a couple tunes, but I was far too mezmerized to take notes.
Then came a new version of “Why is The Devel Red” OH MY GOD! The intro was a three guitar volley, with “Old West” Mike Roe takin’ us back to the haunted prairie, to ponder the immortal question… In the middle break of the song, Mike let loose a smokin’ fingered solo that just rocked! A long outro for the song allowed Mike to channel Tommy Morrello and a united harmony took us home. Fan-freakin-tastic performance! YeaHaw!
For encores the guys gave us “Bad Indegestion” which we all ate up! And they closed out with “Joel.” Simply loveliness! The whole show felt intimate and warm. After the show, all three guy’s smiled as wave after wave of fans mobbed them. They were very gracious, and I think they know just how much we appreciate it.
I guess having to daily face a world that is so dark, and getting darker. And tolerate a church culture that thinks Twilla Paris is a genius, and keeps shoving “Carman-Like” talent in your face is just about worth it when you get to be at a Dogs Show. If we have to live through all of this, God gave us Four Guys (Theo, Derri, Terry and Mike) Who are willing to go from town to town and love all of us, even though they do not get paid enough. Even though The church does not show them the respect they deserve–even though they would rather be at home on a Sunday night. I am convinced guys like
these are urged by God to be here for fans like us.
Thanks Theo, Thanks Dogs.
We Love You
Doug
Posted by .evangeline. on 10-19-2005 at09:10:
AMEN!
Posted by lam77s on 10-19-2005 at10:40:
I'd better write something before I forget it all.
Actually, this was an uneventful day...thank goodness. Everything went like clockwork, no surprises or catastrophes. :-)
The afternoon started out great. Theo and I arrived around 11 am to the WOW Hall where I partnered with a homeless outreach group to provide music for this daytime event. Theo played off and on during the afternoon while I helped serve in the food line until about 1:30 pm when the Dogs arrived (after getting lost momentarily). They took the stage around 2 pm and gave the people more than they were looking for.
It was awesome. Everybody had been talking and milling around until the Dogs strummed the first chord. After that, they were mesmerized, listening intently and giving hearty applause after each song. Mike told me later that the outreach was the highlight of the weekend for him, that he knew that's where Jesus would've been.
The ticketed evening show went great, too. I didn't keep track of the set list, but there will be a DVD recording available in the near future. Randy Layton brought his dat recorder and a friend of his had two cameras filming the entire show.
Thanks to all of you who came out and supported the show and a huge thank you to the Lost Dogs.
Linda
Posted by lam77s on 10-19-2005 at11:52:
RE: Lost Dogs, Oct 16th in Eugene, OR
I realized I neglected to thank Theo!
Thanks, Theo, for making the drive all the way down here. You blessed everybody's socks off.
Linda
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