Hey Everybody, Things have been going great! Just wanted to let
everyone know we are getting ready to play LA at the Knitting
Factory. The show is Sept 27th and it is an early show. Tim will be
performing from 8:00-9:30, doors open at 7:00. Tim's family is coming
in for the show and to hang and we are hoping we can get Eura to
maybe introduce the show for us(as on Nomadic Wavelength) or maybe
even do a little improv with dad. That would be sweet. The big
surprise is, I got a call today and it looks like on our brief stay
in LA Tim will be taping a performance on the Craig Kilbourn Show. I
am not sure of the broadcast date or even if it will happen for sure,
so keep your fingers crossed, it would be great to see Tim on late
night TV. I will probably know more details tomorrow and as soon as I
do I will pass them along via the email list as soon as I have them.
We had the last few days off after the Pocatello ID show and we
started our drive to San Diego. We got to stop in Las Vegas for my b-
day and it was the best b-day I have had in years. I had always
wanted to see the light show on Freemont St. and the last 2 times we
were there it was always to late to catch the show. This time I got
to catch it 2 nights in a row and it was awesome. After dinner the
1st nite Rew gave me $10 bucks and told me I had to gamble it as I
have never gambled before. I popped it into a slot machine and on my
16th pull I won $190 bucks! WhoooHooo!!! I went onto win $40 more on
the slots. Not bad for my 1st and last time gambling. It really
turned out to be a great day. 1st when we left Pocatello, TR pointed
out a whole herd of buffalo on the side of the road.(A good omen) I
was so excited. Then when we got to Las Vegas I was checked into
room, (by the way, we got to stay at a hotel on Freemont St as well)
room 1707 and Rew parked the van on the 7th floor of the parking
garage. TR was on the 11th floor. 7 is my lucky number and apparently
7/11 is some lucking gambling thing(according to our bellman). TR
took us out for a great b-day dinner. Next I won $240 dollars and got
to see the Freemont Experience show. I taped little parts of it with
my digital camera. I am going to see if I can get Jon Soldo to put
them on the website. So with my lucky win I took Rew out for drinks
and got a little buzzed. Totally out of character for me, but it was
a great time, getting to fulfill a dream and hang out with the likes
of Rew and Reynolds. What a great b-day! Tim spent the days working
with his sampler getting some new sounds in it and learning to
manipulate it better, so the parts of the show using it should get
even more interesting. Tomorrow we start the West Coast leg of the
tour from San Diego to Seattle. We are really looking forward to it.
Lots of new places and some old haunts we love. Hope to see alot you
again and meet alot of new faces. Peace and Keep the Faith Fluffy

Below is the info for the Knitting Factory Show. I will be sure to
let everyone know about Craig Kilbourn as soon as I find out details.
Thanx for all the Support!!!!!

Date: September 27, 2001
Artist: Tim Reynold's Nomadic Wavelength Tour
Venue/Event: The Knitting Factory
Set Time(s): 8pm (90 min. set) (early show)
Other Acts: none
Ticket Price: $20.00
Venue/Event Capacity: 350 capacity (cabaret style)
Age Restrictions: all ages
Venue Address: 7021 Hollywood Boulevard Los Angeles,CA 90028
Venue Phone: (323) 463-0204
Venue Website: www.knittingfactory.com