Richard Webb wrote in a message to Lee Lofaso:

 RW> Lee Lofaso wrote in a message to MAURICE KINAL:

LL> have their moments.  Coffeehouses in Mexico City can get a bit rough
LL> at times, but are always exciting.  Coffeehouses in New Orleans are
LL> one of a kind, and never boring.

 RW> USed to like to hang out at a place called Bruder's in NEW ORleans.
 RW> Played there a couple of times.  An interesting assortment of
 RW> musicians, jazz players like me, old big band, the usual
 RW> stereotyped folkies with acoustic guitar. USed to go down there at
 RW> least on Sunday nights for their open mike night, eat a couple of
 RW> those huge chocolate chip cookies and drink coffee while listening
 RW> to the other talent.  SOmetimes I"d get up myself.

 RW> sTill miss NEw ORleans.  THat whole city is a unique experience,
 RW> and once you've lived there nothing else quite compares. Regards,

I was born there and I would miss it IF it was the same city it once was. 
I'd move back there in a heartbeat if it was.


Regards,

Roger 
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