Jim Carrol comes to Massachusetts
Jim Carroll <link> , legendary poet/author/singer will be making a rare appearance in Massachusetts at The Lucky Dog Music Hall in Worcester June 9. Carroll will be reading from his book "The Basketball Diaries" as well as from his many other works. Poet Duncan Wilder Johnson and Dave Jahn will be opening the show and it will also include music by The Curtain Society and a special acoustic performance by Huck. Jim Carroll will also be performing a few songs at some point in the night.
Worcester Magazine has more on this special appearance.
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Re: Jim Carrol comes to Massachusetts
I was so proud of you guys last night :) Great job harnessing the power of rock and getting the whole place out of their seats:) :-D
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Re: Jim Carrol comes to Massachusetts
Thanks Arlene :) While we were backing Jim up it dawned on me how cool it was that he was even in Worcester. To have him play a couple songs just put it all over the top. He said that he would like to come back and do a whole set with us. Our fingers are crossed.
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Thanks Arlene. What a great night. I really enjoyed everyone's set, but Jim was something special. His books were a big inspiration for me when I was in high school and to be able to share the stage with him was almost too much. There was a fantastic crowd last night. I'm really glad that there was an audience that could appreciate his work in Worcester. Very impressive night.
Roger