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Darren Schlappich = Good guy

POSTED: Monday, March 30, 2009, 5:33 PM

Filed Under: Music Show

Photo | Brian Howard

"You okay?"

Following up on my review last week of the Frog Holler record release show last weekend at Johnny Brenda's ' the one I had to leave early because I'd sliced my finger open on a pint glass I broke with my own hands ' I received an e-mail from the band's singer Darren Schlappich over the weekend inquiring about my well-being:

Hey Brian,
Are you okay? Read about a mishap at the show.

To which I replied:

Thanks for the note. Yeah. i'm fine. relatively minor injury. but very bloody at the time.
enjoyed the first set. bummed i missed the second.

To which he replied:

Glad to hear it, Second set was a good one, covered 'Still Ill' by the Smiths and 'Right Down The Line' by Gerry Rafferty, glad you're okay.

Which makes me regret my glassware mishap all the more.

christopher J Mahoney

Posted 2009-03-31 16:52:55

Hi I am in the UK whilst I am interested in the cut finger ,I am really interested in the Band that you mentioned ,I am a great collector of Gerry Rafferty's work any chance I could download a version of the song ,in fact I would be interested in any of their work .

Please let me know 



Thank you from St Keyne Cornwall UK England



Christopher

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