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BIG THANKS FROM BARB

I was very tired and wondering whether I should just give up doing Crack o’ Dawn.
It seemed like such a pain to get my butt over there in the cold night.
Yes, both Frank’s presidential platform and the poem for Connie brought tears to my eyes.
People phoned in with very serious questions and Frank’s answers, were filled with depth and simplicity, it was overwhelming and for three hours I could let go of my cynicism and near despair.
The jam, + Elvis, Otis, Platters, etc accompanying Frank’s distinctive singing style was a hoot, providing balance to the callins.
To quote Linda the Great: “Hot shit!”
Love,
Barb

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barb, people need CRACK O’DAWN for those reasons. It is our job to get our butts up!

Do you want me back in June…. Our birthday show?

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

Re: Fw: [instagon] TIFORG FUNDRAISER

(Frank wrote:)

well, lob… You know we here are in the same boat… But look for a little something in the mail.

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

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Frank.. i know it has been said before.. but you are simply amazing. thank you soo much for your generous kindness.
you rock!

Lob

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shucks, Lob!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

Re: CRACK O’DAWN

Yes the show was truly superlative!

-DJ Adversary, Berkeley Liberation Radio

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Michael, glad you were listening and liked the show. It was extremely satisfying!

hope to see you at the Temescal performance again!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

Seasons Greeting

Hi, listening to your station is lots of fun. Speaking of disability, I understand as a blind person.

Merry Christmas

Gianfranco

PS. Reply so I’ll feel beter that my email came in…

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Gianfranco, this means a lot to us at LUVER! keep listening!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

Re: Artists and the Recession Survey Results

hi POW’sters – thought you might be interested in this…happy holidaze!
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Date: December 2, 2009 3:51:04 PM PST
Subject: Artists and the Recession Survey Results

Dear Alyssa,

Thank you so much for your participation in the Artists and the Economic Recession Survey, commissioned by Leveraging Investments in Creativity, in collaboration with Helicon Collaborative and Princeton Survey Research Associates International.

As promised, here are the preliminary survey findings:http://www.lincnet.net/sites/all/files/Selected%20Findings%20Artists%20and%20the%20Recession%20Survey%202009.pdf

Highlights of the data include:
Two-thirds of artists hold at least one job in addition to making art.
Artists’ incomes are relatively low (two-thirds made less than $40,000 in 2008), and half (51%) reported a decrease in their art-related income from 2008 to 2009.
Forty percent of artists do not have adequate health insurance and more than 50% are worried about losing what they do have.
Despite the challenges, artists are optimistic about the future—89% think artists have a special role in helping strengthen communities in these times, and 75% believe this is an inspiring time to be an artist.
Some opportunities have emerged as a result of the recession—40% report they have been able to spend more time on their artwork, and one-third have seized the opportunity to experiment and collaborate more.
While direct financial support would be most helpful to artists, technical assistance, networking opportunities, and supplies are also high on the list.

A full report will be available on our website (www.lincnet.net) in early Spring 2010.

Thank you for your interest and participation,
Judilee, LINC

Parita Patel on behalf of Judilee Reed
Leveraging Investments in Creativity
237 W 35th Street, Suite 1202
New York, NY 10001
lincnet.net
646-731-3275 vox
646-731-3289 fax

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and is this suppose to be earth shattering news? Or even shocking depressing outrage?

Actually this survey is a great piece of ironical performance art. Getting paid good money to ask those obvious questions! That is high art indeed! And I love the surreal name, Leveraging Investments in Creativity. Like how many joints did it take to come up with that new speak name, and how many more joints to keep a straight face saying it.

Btw, if you see Leveraging Investments in Creativity drive up, RUN!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

Re: MR Thumbs big west coast adventure

hey Frank !

thanks for the shout out!
I wanted to thank you for the wonderful time I had playing and hanging out at
the Shaman’s Den! You all were so nice and accomodating.
A real warm sense of frendship and brotherhood.
Thanks for one of the highlights of my great west coast adventure.
Lets not make it another ten years!
Will see you soon buddy. Merry Christmas to you and all of the Luver staff!
cheers!

Jhon

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ditto! We’ll see you at the Temescal performance!

Hey, want to be on THE E-SALON, my email community?

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

Re: Fw: hi (Steve Davis)

hi
whats up/ sorry I’ve been outta touch,…just busy..
I saw that the theatre of note will do another marathon…thanks for suggesting DOG! I emailed sofie there about dog playing..
I’d love to play bass w. the all-stars this year…sorry I couldn’t make it last year…I should be there this year!!
are you all coming down for that???
I hope so!
see ya
take care
love
steve

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Steve, we can’t afford to come down this year. So if you want to play with me, you will have to come up here!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

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hi
that sucks..but i know how it is..I got a fucking 5% pay cut…!! I have some cd’s to send from LEM too…
keep me posted about shows and i’ll try to make one up there…
i miss you guys…can we schedule dog on shamens den sometime in ’10??
thanks
take care
steve

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hey, Steve! I have missed you! We have booked the Temescal performance series for the whole next year! The
dates are up at http://www.eroplay.com/events.html. The next is Friday December eighteenth . Love to have you play/jam! We are having great musicians showing up!

Can +DOG+ do The Shaman’s den on January seventeen? That is our first opening!

Hey, if +DOG+ has any Bay area gigs, I might be available to play!

Btw, my Sunday guest was a great guitarist Jhon Thumb. I asked him to be a guest ten years ago after we both played at THE WEFEST in North Carolina. Apparently he kept
my email invitation in his in-box for all of these years so that when he moved out here from New Jersey, he contacted me about being on my]
show. Wild! Anyway, he wants to get link up with musicians out here… So…

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

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