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As one of the top folk musicians in the country, Christine Lavin has seen it all--and she still loves the music and the life she feels privileged to lead. Published in honor of her twenty-fifth anniversary as a full-time, independent touring musician, Cold Pizza for Breakfast: A Mem-wha? is... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Dame Edna: Add a description of this character.
- Dave Van Ronk
- Lena
- Ervin Drake
- Harry
- Christine Lavin
- Irene
- Martha
- Mary
- Sally Fingerett
- Tom Paxton
- David
- Cheryl Wheeler
- Jim Caruso
- John
- Bob Dylan
- Vinny
- Barry Humphries
- Gary
- Pete Seeger
- Henrich
- Jack Hardy
- Laskin
- Julie Gold
- Megon Mcdonough
- Janis Ian
- Vicky
- Tony
- Valerie
- Joe Namath
- Garry
- Allan Pepper
- Chloe
- Tim
- Julia Roberts
- Mark
- Laura Weber
- Andrew
Setting & Locations edit
- New York City
- Manhattan
- Australia
- Florida
- Brockport
- Geneva
- Utah
- Babes
- Birdland
- Cast Party
- Lakemont
- Boston
- Sydney
- Miami
- Peekskill
- Seattle
- Aspen
- Greenwich Village
- California
- Fast Folk
- Columbus
- Canada
- Toronto
- Upper West Side
- Saratoga Springs
- Lodi
- Massachusetts
- Central Park
- Los Angeles
- Ohio
- America
- Albany
- Vancouver
- West Palm Beach
- Connecticut
- South Pacific
- Melbourne
- Hudson River
- Miamarina
- Bottom Line
- Bellevue Hospital
- Virginia
- Europe
- Iowa
- Gracie Mansion
- Cleveland
- Cinderella
- Newport
Authors & Contributors edit
- Christine Lavin (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 920
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