

Greg Brown was cooking last night. The concert was awesome. The rain was light before the concert and gone by the time the concert started. I was glad because umbrellas would have obstructed my view of the stage. Greg plays guitar. There were two other guitars, a drummer and a electric harmonica/electric accordion player. What kind of music does Greg Brown play? Prior to the concert I would have said he was a folk singer. After the concert I would still put folk first but would have to add blues, rock and country. Greg Brown is hard to categorize. His voice is definitely baritone. There is something about a man's voice going so low it barely sounds human that thrills me. The guitar riffs were great. I have never heard blues solo electric accordion riffs before but they were smoking last night. Wow. We left at 10 and I was home by 11 but I've been dragging all day. Am I too old for weeknight concerts? Should I join AARP? I don't really want to know your answer to that last one unless you are going to say, "Oh, no, absolutely not, you are way too young for AARP."
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