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The concert supposed to start at 8:00pm, instead much younger woman took the stage and presented mostly her songs accompanied by good, matured band and occassionally by her brother, Beau-Jarred, that exhibited impressive command of a guitar. Songs were in the style of Mealanie or Janis Joplin that perfectly fit what I have expected to hear. She was so good that I had to inquire about her name and bought Jeordie's CD. After 10:00pm the stage was cleaned up and Jeordie announced her ... mom(!). This was the favorite moment of the show, unexpected and so pleasantly received. Melanie didn't grow out of a hippie, retained her strong voice and unforgettable style that is currently imitated by Adele. Show was definitely worth the money and atmosphere of The Rhytm Room added to the positive experinece.

Can't believe I didn't appreciate Melanie more when her popularity crested more than 30 years ago. Her lyrics -- both new and old -- remain great contemporary comments on love and life. Her warm voice (despite an on-stage fight with a sore throat) and animated delivery add to her entertainment quotient. Combine this with the humorous banter between songs and it all adds up to an entertaining evening. The bonus was the participation of her son and daughter in her act -- both of whom are accomplished musicians in their own right. Rediscover Melanie and appreciate her in a way you didn't before. Or discover her for the first time and update your repertoire of ageless favorites.

Melanie's voice sounds great and it was so much fun to share an evening with her! Her lyrics are beautiful and heartbreaking, her voice still haunting, her guitar as powerful as ever. My one complaint is that there was an act following hers and we did not know that the evening would be so short. I wish she could have performed a few more songs. We love you Melanie! Come back soon!!!!

Melanie! What can I say? She's still got an incredible voice, and a presence that brings Divine Love and Light into everything she does. Melanie didn't "put on" a show. She brought herself in front of an adoring crowd of loyal fans that have followed her all these years for a reason: she's kept her music and it's message of love and togetherness pure and real.

Melanie is as good now as she was back when. This show Beau (her son) played well. Sometimes his spanish calypso type playing gets a little too much, but not this show he was great and she was awesome

It was an amazing night. Both Melanie And her son and daughter were awesome.

tiquilla is still her best friend. Didn't even sing a song all the way through. It was very sad, I wish I hadn't gone to the show and kept the pleasant memories I used to have about her and her singing.

I've seen Melanie's show many times. I can't wait to see her again. She is a fantastic performer.

Melanie! What can I say? The entire show was FANTASTIC! When we pulled up to The Rhythm Room, the line was stretching from the door all the way out into the parking lot and we were near the end. I was afraid that we wouldn't have a good seat but the club is set up so that there is not a bad seat in the house. We sat near the back in the bar area and were very happy with our line of view. Beau was already playing when we entered and was excellent, as always. Jeordie then did a set and she was great as well. Her "look" reminded me of Melanie's photo on the cover of "Precious Cargo," hat, blonde hair and all. She did a fabulous version of Melanie's, "Tonight's the Kind of Night," and she should record it. Stunning! Then....MELANIE! She was gorgeous and started with "Beautiful People." She used to do it as an encore and I was very happy that she opened with it. It was a stunning version and I always fall in love all over again with this song when she sings it live. Other chestnuts were "Brand New Key," and a great version of "Peace WIll Come." Also, "Look What They Done to My Song, Ma." I never tire of these songs. She actually began "Look/Ma" with her speech about "If they ever made a movie of my life...." and it was hilarious. Every time she does this, she expands on it and it gets funnier and funnier. She is such and actress and comedian!! She also did a romping version of "There's an Angel Watching Over You," which she said she wrote for Peter after he had his first heart attack a year ago. The audience loved it! From her new album, she also did "A Kiss From the Heart." The more I listen to this song, the more I love it. Also, "I Tried to Die Young," and "Hush-a-Bye," both stunning. One of my favorite moments was when she said, "Mmm, what should I do next," and many audience members shouted out older songs like, "Alexander Beetle," and "Christopher Robin," and "Ruby Tuesday." She stopped and thought about it for a nano second and quitely said, something like, "OK, let's see, um, I'm not going to do any of those." She then went on to her new songs from "Ever Since You Never Heard of Me." She could have gone on all night, I think, but there was another act scheduled and a woman went up to her at the end and kind of said, "I'm kicking you off the stage." Melanie said, "Well, I can't leave without singing "Lay Down," much to the audience's approval. I know I'm leaving a lot out so someone, David? Sunshing?, fill in the gaps. It was a great evening and my heart is still filled from being close to it all. K 2 seconds ago · Like · Comment · Unsubscribe

It had been 38 years since I last saw Melanie in concert and I was not disappointed! She was and is an amazing artist. Her voice is so beautiful and her personality matches. It was the first time I have ever seen Beau (her son) and Jeordie (her daughter) perform and they are wonderful, too! If you have an opportunity to see Melanie, don't pass it up!