Notes From a Basement

By Doug Hubley: Sounds and reflections of a musical life

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This repertoire list is a graphic illustration of the seque from the Cowlix, who disbanded in May 1994, to the Boarders, who were the remnants of the Cowlix -- Gretchen Schaefer, Doug Hubley and Jonathan Nichols-Pethick. Hubley Archives.
This was our guide to the dynamics of the World War II French Resistance ballad "The Partisan," which we learned from Leonard Cohen. There were many verses and only three of us, so the dynamics needed careful structuring. It hung on the wall in the basement and we all kept an eye on it as we learned the song. Hubley Archives.
In Gretchen's handwriting, a Boarders repertoire list from March 1995. Hubley Archives.
My editing practices remain in evidence in this Boarders listing in Maine Times, where I had worked until July 1995. Hubley Archives.
Hubley Archives.
A listing in The Face. Hubley Archives.
An October 1995 Boarders listing in the Portland alt newspaper Casco Bay Weekly. Hubley Archives.
A Boarders repertoire list. Hubley Archives.
Setlists for two Boarders gigs -- one for a Rotary Club senior citizens event -- in December 1995. Hubley Archives.
The setlist for a Boarders performance at the Free Street Taverna in March 1996. Hubley Archives.
This is the end, my only friend -- the end. At least the press releases worked. Hubley Archives.
Goodbye, goodbye: Jon Nichols-Pethick, left, at the July 1996 going-away party for him and Nancy Nichols-Pethick. At right, Scott "Diesel Doug" Link. Hubley Archives.
Nancy, at center, and Jonathan Nichols-Pethick at their farewell party in July 1996. At left is Louise Philbrick. Hubley Archives.

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