Hey Steven! When we met at a couple of JPF showcases back in 2005, (Brooklyn, for one, at a place called "Sputniks; Boston at The Regent Theater; and, for the live radio broadcast we did in Portsmouth, New Hampshire), I knew you had something special. (You got two girls to sing with you in Portsmouth, right?!) Being one of the very best nice guys, (along with your Alaskan stories then), and cool songs I heard live, as well as on your CD you gave me, ("Carolina"), THANKS again!, it is GREAT to read about this latest situation of yours! Congrats!

Folks, this couldn't have happened to a nicer guy. He made a point of not just talking with all the JPFers at the showcases, but was a great listener as well. When I saw Steven perform, his passion and talents came across beautifully.

The CD I have, "Carolina", has the song of the same title he was singing at the showcases. WOW! The melody has that flow of going up, then coming down, and with the chords used, just has a memorable haunting sound to it, along with his unique voice.

I would like to see as many FOLKS do everything they can to help promote and support Steven Bacon. I mean, talk about a true Just Plain Folk! Steven should be the poster boy for us. Has all the honesty, heart, talent and determination, with the willingness to learn from all he experiences. I'd say all that, along with his latest good story, has him poised for any next step. Let's help him get to the next steps!

Way to go Steven! Keep coming back here, and if you can, take part in several forums. We all would enjoy your points of view, I'm sure.

Big Congrats,
John, (who was with my wife, Cindy, the blonde you might remember better than me)! I played guitar for the songs, Too Little Time, and "Laser In Space". (Laser, to go along with the space theme of Brooklyn's "Sputnik". Remember that place downstairs? Sound issues that Brian had to deal with?

Actually a Member Since 1996 or 97 (Number One Hundred Something).
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