My brother Jon and I found this delightful album at the Martha's Vineyard dump in 1992. We took it home and decided we should call it's creator, Gretchen Cryer. We figured she still lived in New York and we were right. Within minutes of finding this gem we were on the phone with her the maker of this classic 1970 Broadway creation.
Thrilled that I was speaking to THE Gretchen Cryer, I promised her we would put on the play. And guess what, we did!
"The Last Sweet Days of Issac" was last performed by our band , The Diarrhea Roses on Martha's Vineyard in 1992. It was a huge success, but for some reason after months of hard work we only ran the show for 2 nights, go figure!
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I remember well the epic play you put on, and you even brought your whole band to Bisbee! Whatever you dream up seems to amazingly happen, how about our favorite ticket, OBAMA/CLINTON, let's click our heels three times and make it happen. xoKATE
You have the most interesting events happening in your life! What fun. I have never heard of either of these albums. Wrong era for me!
oo-kay we can do Red-Bull Sake Bombers!But watch out I get naked kind of crazy when me have drinky.
Judy, what were you doing in the late 60's? I'm guessing you weren't watching plays in New York, but what did you do around then? G
Red Bull Sake Bombers, yum!
Obama/Clinton Obama/Clinton Obama/Clinton, O.K. Kate I'm on the job!
I was married in 1961 and had my first son in 1963. 2nd in 1965. And traveling around in the Air Force. The longest we lived anywhere was 1 year! Very mobile!
Me have bad news 4 u,last night I put eel in ice machine so it be fresh for show.But nobody tell me there no ice in there.Now eel dead!What we do now?
Wow Judy! I was born in '63 so you've got one over on me! How was all that moving around?
Chew-mee, let's drink Red Bull sake Bombers anyway!
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