A friend took me to the Greg Brown concert last Friday at the Cedar Cultural Center in Minneapolis. He is a folksinger. He has a low voice. Think of the lowest note you can imagine. He's lower than that. Oh, so manly a voice. He plays at small venues. I've seen him at the State Fair and at the Minnesota Zoo. The concert, once it got started, was great. I don't like how we paying customers are expected to wait a half hour for the warm up act and another forty minutes for the main act. Greg didn't start until 9:40 and the concert started (or actually didn't start but was supposed to start) at 8. I get up at 6 in the morning. Many nights I am asleep by 9:40. Once Greg started singing, all was forgiven. My favorite songs are very irreverant. One is about Inabelle's funeral. I thought about loading a youtube video of that song on this page but youtube really didn't show how great a song it really is. Another song I liked was the "Fat Boy Blues." That Greg. He may look like a full fledged adult male but I like that he lets his eight year old self show through. Before the show we ate at the Weinery, a restaurant just a few doors down from the Cedar. The Weinery, contrary to it's carnivorous name, offers many fine vegetarian options. I had a seitan Philly cheese sandwich. It was so delicious that when I went to pay, I asked the cook how he prepared it. Great dinner. Great concert. Great evening. So tired!
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