>greg wrote...
>
>>it was an in-store, Mike. I never have much in the way of
>>expectations for an in-store, because I've never seen an artist or band even
>>come close to what would be a transcendent performance at one of them, by
>>anyone's standards.
>
>Generally agreed, but about 12 or so years ago I stood next to 
>Stamey and Holsapple at some small shop next to the Cabaret Metro in 
>Chicago..........as they sang "Big Brown Eyes".  I have no memory of 
>100's of shows I've attended....but I will always remember that.
>
>greg

10 years ago I saw Robyn Hitchcock play at a Northampton, MA in-store 
at a little indie record shop called Main St. Records.  He played "My 
Wife and My Dead Wife" for me.  I felt like I was going to cry. 
Believe me, it was transcendent.

Frank.