JULY 25, 1999
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
First American Music Centre

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Schedule:
Doors Open at 3:00pm
Women's Shelter ($1 Per Ticket Recipient): Renewal House
Ginny Owens - 3:30-3:50 - Village Stage
Kashi Tara - 3:55-4:15 - Village Stage
Dido - 4:20-4:40 - Second Stage
Bif Naked - 4:55-5:15 - Second Stage
Ginger Mackenzie - 5:20-5:40 - Village Stage
Me'shell Ndegeocello - 5:45-6:15 - Main Stage
Trish Murphy - 6:15-6:45 - Second Stage
Mya - 6:50-7:20 - Main Stage
Pretenders - 7:40-8:25 - Main Stage
Sheryl Crow - 8:45-9:40 - Main Stage
Sarah McLachlan - 10:00-10:55 - Main Stage
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Review written by Audrey Nicholas, who e-mailed me this review! Thanks!

I went to Lilith Fair in Nashville on Sunday. It was so incredibly hot that it was almost unbearable! This was my first year going. Some friends of mine went last year and they weren't as impressed with the booths and general layout as they were with the 98 show. However, seeing as how I had nothing to compare it to, I thought it was awesome! With the exception of the heat it was wonderful. I got lots of cool free stuff and I got an autograph of Ginger Mackenzie...She is only a Village stage performer but she helped pass the time and she wasn't that bad. The main stage performers provided some excellent entertainment. The Pretenders went on just about the same time the sun went down. They were just as cool as ever and Emmylou Harris put in a surprise performance. Sheryl Crow also did a grand job, and she too was joined by Emmylou Harris. Then off course there was Sarah, who obviously hyped it all up. It was probably the best live performance of anyone I have ever seen. The woman has definitely got talent. I thoroughly enjoyed her music. She is even better onstage than her CD's ever gave her credit for. She sang Possession first and then I think Hold on was next. She did Adia and one song that I just can't remember the name of. Of course she did the crowd-pleaser Ice Cream. Her encore was Angel. She sang Happy Birthday-along with the crowd-to one of her guitarists. The very last song that combines all the other performers was the best. Wynona Judd came out with everyone. I am not that big of a country fan but I do like select people. Wynona rocked the place without a doubt. Overall... it was a great show and I am really glad that I didn't pass it up this year. Anyone who has the opportunity to go should take advantage of it.
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