Word: timminses
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In between every song of the Cowboy Junkies' 90-minute set last Friday at Avalon, a woman on the right side of the stage could be heard screaming to lead singer Margo Timmins.
John Prine, the Junkies' opening act, joined Margot Timmins for a duet in the tender love song "If You Were the Woman and I Was the Man."
However, Prine sounded much more natural on his own than when trying to blend his nasal, gruff voice with Timmins' quiet, smooth one. In his opening set, Prince's country style and simple, honest lyrics won the audience's tremendous enthusiasm. His "It's a Big Ol' Goofy World," which...
As Margot Timmins brought the show to a close, she muttered a humble "Thank you" and poured herself a final cup of tea.
The Cowboy Junkies do not play a stand-up-and-cheer kind of concert, but pick up their new album or catch their U.S. tour if you want a relaxing evening of mellow music with a cast of endearing, genuine characters. After the applause had died down, the audience wandered...