promoter's

[Chris Rapier]

He's contemporary to Manny and I. Meaning he's an old fuck. He was
just a really friendsly guy, very dedicated, did his best to do right
by the bands, and had a great feel for what people would like. He
didn't always do well on his shows but they were good. He also brought
around a good mix - he had his slant on shows but he didn't stick to a
specific genre. It's been too long to remember even most of the shows
he did but maybe some other old fuck could remember for me.

On 3/6/06, Joseph Presley <jwp7 at pitt.edu> wrote:
>
>
> Chris Rapier wrote:
>
> > On 3/6/06, Jeremy David <epistemology at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > For a second I thought you were talking about Norm Veenstra. I was
> > like, wait, how old is this guy? I miss Norm's shows. He was a
> > fantastic promoter and pulled in some amazing shows. If he had stuck
> > here instead of going to the 9:30 Club (he's still there as far as I
> > know) I think this ciy would be much more attractive to touring bands.
>
> Who's Norm Veenstra? What kind of shows did he do and what made them
> amazing? I love stories about the old days. ;>
>
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