Frederick Coffee Co.
Thanks to all for coming to the show on Sunday. It was a pleasure working with John Seay and family. Great sound as always from Todd Walker! Look for me here again Friday, 1/16!
9 Songwriter Series at 49 West
What an honor to share the stage with so many fine songwriters. Great audience, thanks so much for coming out on a Monday!
Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum Oyster Fest
Wow, what a day, what a good time! It was profoundly wonderful to play The Boatbuilder within sight of the Rosie Parks. I walked over to the skipjack a couple of times during the breaks and was really taken in by her beauty. She seemed to be straining at the lines, wanting to be out on the Bay on such a gorgeous day. Special thanks to the Roadhouse Clams for sharing the stage with me and to John for great sound.
Homespun Coffeehouse
Thanks so much to all who came out Friday, it was a special night. Lynn Hollyfield was awesome as always, Ali sang sweetly on Who Found Who, and the audience was simply wonderful. Really enjoyed meeting folks during the breaks and seeing some old friends as well. Special thanks to Ern and Lizbeck for trekking all the way from Naptown for the show.
Joe Squared North
Always have a blast playing at Joe Squared! You’ve got to check this place out. Great pizza, good vibes, cool neighborhood hangout.
Beans in the Belfry
Hit all the traffic hot spots on the way out to Brunswick on Friday night then when I do finally get there the road’s blocked off. Turns out they decided to close the streets so the vendors could set up early for the Railroad Days celebration. Then once I found my way past a barricade and started unloading the gear it started raining. But then I look up and I see Mark and Robin trudging down the street in their rain gear. That sure did put a smile on my face. Hanna came down from the office to have dinner with us and some other folks braved the rain and empty streets so we had a small but intimate crowd and a pretty good time. Thanks so much for being there!
9 Songwriter Series at 49 West
It was a really fun night, thanks to all for coming out on a Monday. Great performances by Justin Trawick et al. Special thanks to Jordan Sokel for joining me on harmonica. New good friend Jeni Parris Brady was there covering the show for Naptownmusic, check out the video she posted at: https://www.facebook.com/Naptownmusic. Same time, same place next month!
Brewer’s Alley
Always a pleasure and an interesting experience playing Brewer’s. Real good songs from Davey-O and Savannah, who were down from Buffalo, NY. Rod Deacey played harp on my ‘Country Blues’ and sounded great. Nice wrap up from Tomy Wright. Can’t wait to do it again!
Walk for Life Easton
Set up in a tent in the rain and cold feeling sorry for myself then looked out and saw all of these amazing people walking in the rain, no rain gear, no umbrellas, just walking in the rain, walking with a purpose. It was an honor to be part of this event. ‘Course there were some funny moments too, like when the guy asked if he could use the mic to make an announcement about cars parked in the wrong spot and I suddenly realized he was describing my car … oops.
Headlands Coffeehouse
Really enjoyed playing at the Headlands Coffeehouse in Northern California. Wild and soulful, sage and sea breezes vying for attention; the place, the people, and the staff made me feel at home. There were tenor sax notes still rattling in the rafters when I started playing in this jazz enclave – it was a real honor to have an opportunity to play my songs here. I imagined Kerouac and Cassidy rolling past on the sidewalk outside. Made some new friends, great audience, thanks for listening!