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My Old Kentucky Home: Cathy Fink

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3 Comments on “My Old Kentucky Home: Cathy Fink”

  2. david young's avatar david young Says:

    February 5, 2011 at 9:59 am

    so cool to see Cathy Fink posted. I remember seeing her on open stage at the Yellow Door Coffeehouse in Montreal when she was a student at McGill. There was a local hit “Dance Hall Girls” by Fraser & DeBolt about being lonely in Baltimore (“… Is this the way it always is in Baltimore?”) to which she (being from Baltimore – or so she said) wrote “I Didn’t come to Montreal to fall in love with you.”

    • katry's avatar katry Says:

      February 5, 2011 at 11:59 am

      David,
      I know it has been ages, maybe even on the blog once called Coffee, since I last posted Cathy Fink. When I was going through my music to find a song, I found her and decided it was a perfect day for a Cathy Fink song.


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