All right, we're back up and running. We just got done doing two shows w/Adam Lee and J.P. Harris. Always a pleasure. Both bands will pretty much country your face off. It was a good winter, we played several shows, made our first run to Chicago and met a lot of new folks. In a few days we leave for a run through N.C. and points South. We come back into Missouri to play our first Blue Note show. So, lots of things going on. We are going to be recording a full length, whatever you call it these days, over the summer. For the first time we will be turning over a lot of the recording control to someone else. I will be updating this blog throughout these events, although there will be radio silence during the Shakori Hills Festival. Come out and see us. Add Comment Interesting night. We got stuck into headlining by a couple of local bands with not much concern. If you have a job to be at early on Thursday morning and you give a shit, don't book a show on Wednesday night. Also, don't tell everybody that's the case and then stick around until closing to collect "your" money. I should write a damn rule book. We made the best of it, got to see some friends from long ago some friends from medium ago and some new friends. We then crawled in the car and headed for New Orleans. I got to argue with Brock part of the way and other people part of the way(on the phone). It's fun staying up all night yelling at people. I drove all but about 2 hours from the time we left Columbia. We pulled into New Orleans at about noon, had Fred lead us to drop the car off and headed back to the apartment. We had a great time last night in Franklin at the Bunganut Pig. Cool room, nice people, we enjoyed ourselves immensely. Once again Doc( of Doc's New Music) treated us right, good man, man. We jumped in the car, outran the tornadoes, while listening to the silky-smooth tones of the great Eddie Stubbs and headed for Florida. Tonight, the Ringside Cafe in St. Petersburg Florida. A birthday party to make all others shake in their shoes. |
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