Before the <a href="http://www.thisissomewhere.com/2010/05/28/live-performance-today-at-1-on-wers-in-boston/">mini set last Friday</a> Grade did an<a href="http://wers.org/music/artists/interviews/Grace_Potter_Interview.cfm"> interview at WERS in Boston
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<strong>WERS:</strong> You guys went from playing Landmark College in Putney, Vermont to The Paradise Rock Club. Now you're playing Boston's House of Blues. What would you want someone to know about your music before they went out and spent money on an album or a concert ticket?

<strong>Potter:</strong> I think what I'd want [to tell] people, if they don't know us, is to not believe everything they've heard. I think a lot of people have me pegged as a Janis Joplin wannabe, or the diva of the jam band scene or whatever. I don't know why people posture it like that, but again, it won't do any good to flap my hands and say that's not what I am. But, I think there's a lot more to it than that.