Original art by Christina Lopp, created during the Phoebe Snow concert at the Catalyst in September 1998. Phoebe autographed it on the left.
Phoebe Hospitalized
Reports about Phoebe suffering a brain hemorrage are appearing today (Jan. 22, 2010.) The report says she is expected to make a full recovery. I'll keep an eye on the news about this. Here's what it said on her Facebook page:
This is Sue Cameron, Phoebe's manager. She has suffered an aneurysm and a stroke. Her surgery went very well, but this is a difficult time. We don't know how much damage she has sustained, but she is responding to treatment strongly, and the doctors are hoping for a complete recovery. All prayers and good...
Phoebe's manager also posted some information on the home page of Phoebe's web site.
UPDATES: 1/30/2010: The blog Barely Darker than Air reported that Phoebe Snow's manager told John Platt of WFUV radio that Phoebe is still in a coma but is healing physically and the signs of her waking up soon are hopeful. Her manager also posted this information on phoebesnow.com on Jan. 27. On Jan. 30, her manager, Sue Cameron, posted that Phoebe was showing improvements. On Feb. 4, Phoebe was taken out of intensive care and put into intermediate care.
To send get well messages to Phoebe, email phoebe12@sbcglobal.net or visit her home page at phoebesnow.com.
October 21, 2007 show archived
Phoebe was live on FM station WBAI in New York on the program Everything Old is New Again. The show was a special 3 hour tribute to Phoebe Snow. Phoebe joined the show's producer and host, David Kenney.
The show is archived at WBAI: scroll down to the Everything Old is New Again for Oct. 21 to listen.
Phoebe on YouTube
There are plenty of videos of Phoebe on YouTube. Here's a favorite of mine.