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The Chicago Manual of Style (CMOS) can be used to cite sources in any faculty or subject. The most recent version is the 17th edition. Chicago style can be applied in two different ways, the Author-Date style, and the Notes-Bibliography style. This guide will focus on the Notes-Bibliography style.

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Well, it finally happened, the last concert, Artisan is nomore - at least not as a regularly gigging trio - but there are still CDs to buy and theDVD of the final concert is a fantastic memento of Artisan live. It's got great sound and we're delighted to say that we didn't break the camera lenses, so it looks good too.

People ask us why we decided to quit and move on. There's nothingcomplicated to the decision... Twenty years is a long time and we reckoned ourtwentieth year was a good time to finish on a high. We all moved forward to other projects.

We had a ball at the last gigs, especially - as you can imagine - on theSunday. People kept asking whether we felt sad and whether we were going tomanage to get through the concert without breaking out in floods of blubbing,but truth to tell, though the audience admitted to a bit of blubbing themselves,we were all fine. I guess the mechanics of organising the concerts and the DVDfilming was taking up the portion of our mind reserved for dwelling on theoccasion. We had such a good time seeing all our friends there that it was likea great big party and send-off combined.

We'd particularly like to thank all those people who travelled so far tosee us. The furthest travellers came from Seattle, USA (though that was a bit ofa cheat as our friends William and Felicia were coming over anyway, so they justcame over a week early). Our UK fans travelled down from Scotland (the furthestbeing Aberdeen) and from Northumberland and Durham. Some came up from Devon,Somerset, Kent, Hampshire, Cambridgeshire, the West Midlands and many fromcounties much closer to home.

And do we feel sad now that it's all over? 'Sad' is not theright word. Privileged describes it better. Privileged to have been part ofsomething like Artisan with so many good friends and fans on both sides of theAtlantic and Australia too. We're proud of our achievements and hope you allcontinue to enjoy our music, because while CDs and DVDs exist Artisan is stillout there somewhere.

We have lots of thank yous to venue managers, festival artisticdirectors and folk club and concert organisers. It wouldn't be possible to listeveryone - but we thank you all. Without you we couldn't have done all we havedone. To audiences we say a huge thank you because without you this would allhave been... a rehearsal. We're going to name one name, though, as we have anenormous thank-you to Phil Vickers of AVLS, our sound man of choice and friendfor so many years. He's toured with us for Christmas Shows, done sound for us atspecial events and festivals and definitely been 'our rock in shifting sands.'Though every gig has been different the quality of Phil's sound has been aconstant, as has his unfailingly calm and reassuring personality, sprinkledliberally with a good dollop of Yorkshire humour.

Hilary continues to perform as half of the duo QuickSilver with GrantBaynham - with voices and guitar performing an eclectic mix of songs alongsideGrant's own amazing compositions. You can keep up to speedwith her goings on by visiting www.hilaryspencer.com

Brian now runs his Park HeadStudio. He's concentrating onother people's recording projects. Details of Brian's studio are available atwww.parkheadstudio.co.uk and we'd be delighted for Artisan supporters to comeand record with us.

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