Hey everyone,
My name is Chloe and I am on tour of the North East with my bassist. We are from Canada and this will be our first time playing in NY, thus we do not know many people and are trying to find some people who might be interested in what we do. Since we are playing at the Sidewalk I thought you may be interested.
Our shows are:
Nov 3rd, Banjo Jims, 11pm, Manhattan, NY
Nov 4th, Hello Goodbye Blue Monday, 9:30pm, Brooklyn, NY
Nov 7th, Sidewalk Cafe, 9pm, Manhattan, NY
Would love to meet some NY people.
Hope to see someone there!
XO
Chloe
www.chloecharles.com
www.myspace.com/chloecharles
My first exposure to John Peel were those odd looking records, usually in the bargan bin, with all the writing on them, at my local independent record store back in a suburb of Kansas City, KS in the late 80's. They confused me as a kid and, to be honest, I typically steered clear of them. It wasn't until many years later that I understood the significance of these records and the man behind them. In all the interviews I've seen or read of John Peel he was a man that oozed genuineness. His love and respect for not just the music but the cultural importance of the music for my generation and beyond is unparalleled. And I'm a bit embarrassed to say, even years after his death, I'm still discovering the immense influence his work has had on me. Better late than never I guess. 
