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*PSYCHEDELIC SUNDAY
*BLUES SOCIETY ELECTIONS
*REPORT FROM THE INFIELD
*WEEKEND MUSIC CALENDAR
Hope this catches you up a bit! I wrote a bunch this week. The Hippies don't play 'til Sunday, but I might see you at Dan Electro's for The Brad Absher Band tonight!
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PSYCHEDELIC SUNDAY
GUY SCHWARTZ & THE NEW JACK HIPPIES
plus more at Space Place This Sunday Afternoon
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This Sunday June 29th
3PM to 8PM
http://www.TexasHouseConcerts.com
Presents
PSYCHEDELIC SUNDAY
Live Music By:
Guy Schwartz & The New Jack Hippies
with Special Guests
http://www.bluesguy.com/hippies/
Brunch of the Living Dead
Bring Your Blank Cd's to get SPUN featuring a different Grateful Dead
show every other week! Hosted By: Grateful Greg
http://www.houstonheadline.com/dead.htm
BOTLD CD LIST:
http://home.earthlink.net/~kmcmurtrie/list.html
BOTLD Yahoo Group:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BrunchOfTheLivingDead/
COSMIC CHARLIE COOK-OFF
BOTLD has formed a Cook-Off team called the Lazy Smokin' Dawgs
Vote for your favorite BBQ.
BYOB - BYOM - BYOC - NO PETS - 21& UP! - POOL IS OPEN - NO GLASS
SPACE PLACE
623 W. 12th St. Houston, TX 77008
713-864-4323
To view the poster for this event go to:
http://www.texashouseconcerts.com/home.htm
To view Flash promo for this event go to:
http://www.texashouseconcerts.com/2003/06_29_03_njh/NJH_flash.htm
DONATIONS ENCOURAGED
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BLUES SOCIETY ELECTIONS
In With The New
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Tonight, I attended the Houston Blues Society monthly meeting and jam, held every last Thursday of the month at The Big Easy. Leonard LowDown Brown was the musical guest jam host, and sounded great. Outgoing president Diunna Greenleaf held court with grace and dignity, as elections were held tp replace her. administration. The new president is Sandy Hickey, and Joanie Kelton was elected VP. Julie Greer, Buddy Brewer and Rick Rice were elected to the other executive positions, and Lyndal Harrington and Ella Hill are new directors. Good luck to this new leadership. Let's all wish them the best inthis noble effort.
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REPORT FROM THE FIELD
The Infield Fly Room & Othe Adventures
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I can feel it now. Don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining. I asked for it, andf now I've got it! Suddenly there's so much to do that I really feel swamped.
I knew it was coming. We've been laying the groundwork with orgainizing, brainstorming and promotion since we got off the road last year.
We've known that these changes would be, and will be, hard to pull off.
In order to make a living at this music thing, for myself and all of the New Jack Hippies, it was necessary to expand in several areas. We needed to continue playing in the band and expanding our web prescence, but also must get our songs recorded by other artists, produce music and video for other artists (some for our own projects and some for pay), finish my next book, create special events to showcase and market our work in larger and more effective ways, increase awareness of our musical community, and be ready to head back on the road (to increase our audience, promote our products and music, and to make money as our cash needs demand). We also need to increase awareness that I'm available to talk at all types of media outlets (be a talking head) on any of the several subjects I know so well
And, while that's going on, it was time to create new STUDIO CDs for me and for the band. I know that many of my readers will wonder, "Why the NEED for new CDs? He's got plenty!", but all of the CDs since BLUE JACK HIPPIES in early 2001 have been recorded guerilla fashion(under the name GUERILLA HIPPIES PRODUCTIONS), doing the best we can with whatever is on hand.
I'm good at guerilla recording, and so is Roger, but the Tauszmania man doesn't practice too much of it because he wants no confusion on the fact that he is a world-class STUDIO ENGINEEER & PRODUCER. Most of the CDs that I've put out are recorded live, or on the radio, or from home studio make-do session (I've only recently become truly multi-track at home - Roger's been that way for years). Now it's again the time to demonstrate what we can really do as The New Jack Hippies' Production Team, as well as songwriters/musicians.
Calvin Owens, Heath Spencer Philip and Gloria Edwards have recorded our music since then, and there are 4 studio CDs being recorded, so I feel like I'm on track musically. BLUESGUY'S BIRTHDAY JAM, SXDE and TOURBABY are shaping up to be good annual events, and the SXDE2003 Movie should go far in the effort to promote SXDE, our scene, and each of the artists in the movie. When I write to you, I'm writing the book!
In order to make a workable space, we needed to save the house from forclosure and fix the roof, or give it up and find somewhere else to live. I didn't want to give up mthe house in it's disrepair. It was personal. I like leaving a situation on top, and forclosure and abandonment wouldn't cut it.
In order to make a workable life, we knew that MArlo and I must make the compromises that two people make to live and work with each other. My kids would have to release their claims to large spaces in our former family home. And then, hardest of all, Marlo and I would each need to be relentless in our pursuit of space by tossing thousands of personal family items which are piled up in boxes all over the house.
It looked grim. When Marlo and I left with The New Jack Hippies on the tour in 2001-2002, we had no idea whether we'd be able to pull any of it off.
But we were determined to try.
Today is heavy trash day. After putting a new roof on the house last weekend, we've been clearing out lots of stuff for heavy trash and for charity, to make space for tearing out all the mildewed sheetrock and remodeling this place. Marlo and Carrie Ann Buchanan (who plays Saturday night at The Yale Street Coffee House) have been doing most of that work, while I edit video.
Yesterday, Heath Spencer Philip came by and approved the first five songs I've edited for his video concert. Heath put together a great show, hiring and rehearsing a band of hired-gun musicians (Art Elder, Eric Dane, Chaz Nadege and a saxman I've never met), finding a large venue that he could fill with a large stage (Armadillo in Brazoria) and a great light show (from Party-On-The-Plaza), and hiring a video crew with 3 cameras. I had nothing to do with that show or the video recording, and Heath did well. It was the first time Heath had ever put a show of this size and calibre together, and he did a great job with each of the aspects I've already named. Unfortunately, there wasn't much of a crowd, and Heath had stayed up partying with Eric Dane for two nights without sleep prior to the show, so he looked worn out in front of an empty hall on a bunch of the videotape. Editing will fix that up a bit. Eric Dane looked fine. Eric Dane always looks good.
Three days ago, Dogman and David (from Magic Box) got our new video system up and running, and I began learning all of the new bells and whistles that the 2003 version of pro-quality digital video editing has to offer. There's so much videotape on Guy Schwartz & The New Jack Hippies that it'll take weeks/months just reviewing what we have to work with. In the meantime, Heath has hired me to edit his show, and I have the SXDE2003 Movie to edit as well, so the editor will be busy.
I guess that means that I won't be getting out as much as I did last month.
It was a good month for getting out. I attended several jams and open mics, including Sunday jams hosted by Opie Hendrix (early) and Felix Madison (late) and Tuesday night diversions hosted by MArk Zeus and Keith York.
On one of those Sundays at The Rhythm Room, I wound up onstage with Roger and Chaz anchoring a cool jam band including Jeremy Horton and Matt Johnson on drums, Chris on percussion, and Carrie Ann's husband on guitar. I enjoy that jam! Whether I play on James Wilhite's rig or Ian Tomsik's, it always sounds good. Come early (10pm) and catch Felix Madison before the jamming starts.
It was late on another Rhythm Room Sunday night, after jamming with James Edwards (Moses Guest), Westside Johnny, Jeremy and Ian, that I got a call from Pat Leech, of KPFT's Pat & Rosie's Nightsounds, telling me that one of the live acts for the night had cancelled out on their program. I asked around the Rhythm Room, and we put together a one-off band. We called ourselves THE SPACE CITY MOOD SWINGERS. We talked on-air as if we had been together since childhood in the forties, but it was actually James and Jeremy from Moses Guest, Opie and Don from The Texas Tallboys, and me. What a fun set! Opie started off with 'Margo & Harold' by The Drive-By Truckers, and then Don and I took turns calling songs. What fun!
One another day at The Rhythm Room, I showed up for the afternoon performance and broadcast of Joe's Roadhouse Live. Leonard 'Lowdown' Brown put in an impressive first set, with Uriah Guajardo on the drums, the great Alfred Kennedy on bass, and the lovely and talented Chaz Nadege on keyboards. Leonard Brown plays a nearly perfect fusion of blues, soul and funk, with the correct emphasis on his smooth vocal style and his clean guitar tone. I love what he does.
Next came 'Mean' Gene Kelton (he's not so mean - they must be talking about the guitar) & The Die-Hards. Gene takes the stage with such a great confidence that one has to be impressed. It's a good thing, too, because this is one band (and I've seen them in several configurations) who seem to start the set as one more slightly better than average band, but then get better and better as they loosen and warm up. Make no mistake, the songs Gene Kelton has crafted are good enough to catch one's attention from the start, but this roadhouse-bluesrockin' band (like the real musicians they are) gets better as the sweat increases.
Smokin' Joe Montes took us out to his car to listen to to the broadcast. It sounded great! We talked about the great job that Frank Cupal has done recording and remixing the shows for future broadcast use. As we spoke about future shows (I wish to have 'Bluesguy's Birthday Jam 4' on Joe's Roadhouse next February - got to plan in advance), Joe looked at his watch and said, "Gene has a lot of time left! There's thirty-five minutes until the show goes off the air."
Just then - the radio went dead. Thirty-five minutes my *ss! The show was off the air NOW. We lost the internet feed to the radio station, and Sandy (from KPFT's Saturday night Dead-Air show) had to go to work playing CDs while Joe and the crew attempted to get everything running live again.
It never happened. That was the end of the Kelton broadcast.
However -
Frank Cupal mixed the rest of the show in time for Joe and The Marquessa to play it on the air the following week, and it sounded great. Not bad for The Die-Hards either, with extended programming blocks on two Saturdays in a row! What a great service the programmers at KPFT supply to out music community!
On one Tuesday, Roger, Marlo Heath and I left John Lomax' roundtable meeting for greener pastures, and checked into Mark Zeus' Bayou City Open Mic Showcase at Cosmos Cafe. The list was already too long for us to play, but the talent there was amazing. For free on a Tuesday night, we heard Mark, Selia Quinn, David Fahl and a there were a dozen more waiting to play. We left for The Scorecard, where the Keith York-Gonzomatic jam happens. When we walked in the front door, Chaz was walking in the back door - with keyboards. He was setting up to play, as Jerry Diaz, Keith and Gonzo jammed on. I ran to the car and grabbed an amp. I wanted in on this, too! Before long, we were all jamming! It's a good jam. Each time I've been there, The Scorecard crowd seems unattentive but respectful (busy playing bar games and games with each other). They come up later and express their enjoyment of the music, but it feels like playing in a dark corner with a few folks a hundred yards away doing something else. Thank goodness the band rocks! I've even had the chance to jam with Matt Johnson for a whole set there one night!
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WEEKEND MUSIC
Courstesy of The BluesHound & KPFT-FM90.1
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FRIDAY, JUNE 27th
Acadia Louisiana Bar (The) - Tailspin
Al's Sports Bar #2 - Freddie Everett
Axiom (The) - Delta Dart/The Bruises/Jana Hunter
Balinese Room (The) (Galveston) - Buzz Bait
Bamboo Bar (The) (Kemah) - Jeff Coursey (7-11 pm)
Banana Bay - Shake Russell & Dana Cooper
Bareback Bar & Ice House - Cass & Billy
Big Easy (The) - Texas Johnny Brown & the Quality Blues Band
Black Eyed Pea (The) (2048 West Grey) - Scott Sileo (6-9 pm)
Blanco's - Alvin Crow
Bob Will's Jr. Danceland - High Stakes
Bonnie's Club (College Ave.) - Chip Allen & Mel Douglas (9 pm)
Borski's Tavern (Willis) - Gene Kelton & the Die Hards
Boudreaux On The Bayou (Galveston) - Pee Wee Bowen
Brian O'Neill's - The B.K. Long Band
Buck's - Blue Flash
Cactus Moon Blues Café - Hadden Sayers
Caps Piano Bar - Faye Robinson (9 pm)
Cezanne's - The Doug Hall Trio
Continental Club (The) - Wayne “The Train” Hancock
Cosmos - Del Rios
Crawdaddy's Bayou Grill (Kemah) - Zydeco Joe (8 pm)
Crooked Ferret (The) - Wattz It 2 Ya
Cruiser's (Santa Fe) - jam w/Donny Taylor
Dan Electros Guitar Bar - Bone Simple/Brad Absher Band
Engine Room (The) - Jibe/Mondoz/Abasia/Leaf
Fat Cat's - Pernice Brothers/The Stingers/Sleeping Rubys
Firehouse Saloon (The) - Side Hill Gougers/Django Walker
Fitzgerald's (down) - Lights Over Roswell/Rivethead/Anguish In Exile
Fitzgerald's (up) - Marzi/Lokey
Gilligan's (Nasa Rd 1) - Pull
Hard Rock Café (The) - Liviya Compean
Hastings Music (Galveston) - Hamilton Loomis (CD signing & in-store
performance; 3-6 pm)
Henry's Hideout - Mark Burger
Hickory Hollow (Heights) - Houston Area Acoustic Music Society
Showcase
Hickory Hollow (Magnolia) - New Pioneers
Hideaway (The) - The Tony Vega Band
Innkeeper Ale House & Martini Bar (The) - Houston Marchman
Inwood Grill (The) - Luther & the Healers
Jackie's (Bacliff) - The Joe Valentino Show
Jack's For Cocktails - Dueces Wild
Kemah Boardwalk Plaza Stage - Skylites (7-11 pm)
Lance's Turtle Club - The Relics
Last Concert Café (The) - Psychedelic Breakfast/Plump
Lil's Bar & Grill - The McClanahans
Lone Star Saloon (The) - Pony Up Trio
Manvel Opry (The) - Shane Harris/Lloyd Gilliam/Larry Youngblood (8 pm)
Maribelle's - Dave Nevling & the Blues Kats
McGonigel's Mucky Duck - Jesse Dayton
Mercury Room (The) - Soul Circus
Miller Outdoor Theater - Houston Chronicle Summer Symphony Nights
Mixed Nuts (League City) - Guppies From Outer Space
Mo's Place - Derringer
19th Hole (The) - The Shadowcasters
Old Quarter Acoustic Café (Galveston) - Secret Agent 8
O'Shea's Irish Pub - Split Eye/Full Circle
Outback Pub (The) - Aarival
Outside Inn (The) (#17306 Alief Clodine Rd) - 2nd Wind
Oz Bar (The) - All Stars
Papa's On The Lake - Lance G & Co.
Pennison's #2 (Copperfield) - Us & Them
Pennison's #3 (West Oaks) - Gravel
Podunk Roadhouse - John Carroll
Poor Michael's on the Strand (Galveston) - Roy Lee Nelson
R & R Sports Bar (Friendswood) - The Grateful Geezers
Redneck Saloon (Seven Oaks, TX) - Down to Earth
Rhythm Room (The) - Go Girls Rock w/Sean Wiggins/Carol Plunk/
Elizabeth White
Rock Neutney's - Funksion
Rock's (LaMarque) - The 4 Barrel Ramblers
Rookie's Sports Bar - Strange Brew
Rowdy's - Revolution
Rudyard's - Dune Tx/Death Ray Davies
Sam Houston Race Park - Danni Leigh/Jerry Jeff Walker
Sambuca Jazz Café (The) - Mark Dini
Sandbar (The) (Clear Lake Shores) - Elijah & the Profits
Shakespeare's Pub - Leroy Thomas & the Zydeco Roadrunners
Sherlock's Pub (Clear Lake) - Undercover
Sherlock's Pub (Humble) - Nervous Rex
Sherlock's Pub (West Gray) - Overlook
Shooter's #2 (Lake Jackson) - Jay Hooks
Sidecar Pub (The) - Dames Violet/Pilot Radio/Canvas/Dreamtrybe
Silky's - Trent Turner
Slices Sports Bar (Downtown Galveston) - Losst
Slices Sports Bar (Seawall Blvd. Galveston) - Causeway
Splash #2 (Dickinson) - Undesided
Splash #3 (Bacliff) - Splitfinger
SRO Sports Bar - Sancho
St. Pete's Dancing Marlin - Outboard Johnson
T-Bone Tom's (Kemah) - Robert Greaney
Vaters - Hobson Smith
Vintage Bar (The) - April Kelly
Walter's on Washington - Luxurious Panthers
West University Concert Series - Mark May
Westfield's By The Railroad - The Wet Band
Whiskey Blues (Galveston) - Mambo Jazz Kings
Whiskey River (Humble) - Austin
Woodlake Pub (The) - Monica Marie & the Blues Cruizers
Wunsche Bros. - Vintage Sounds
SATURDAY, JUNE 28th
Acadia Louisiana Bar (The) - Ridgemont
Al's Sports Bar #2 - Sonny Boy Terry
Anderson Fair - Back At The Ranch
Axiom (The) - The Attack Formation/The Jewws/Swarm of Angels
Bamboo Bar (The) (Kemah) - Jeff Coursey (3-7 pm); Robert Greaney
(7-11 pm)
Banana Bay - Ezra Charles & the Works
Bareback Bar & Ice House - Third Coast
Big Easy (The) - Earl Gilliam
Bob Will's Jr Danceland - High Stakes
Bonnie's Club (College Ave.) - Chip Allen & Mel Douglas (9 pm)
Borski's - traditional country jam (1-6 pm)
Brian O'Neill's - Dave Nevling & the Blues Kats
Buck's - Five-O
Cactus Moon Blues Café - The Tony Vega Band
Caps Piano Bar - Faye Robinson
Cezanne's - The Doug Hall Trio
Club Cobalt - Podunk/Straightbent/Paris Green
Continental Club (The) - Mike Barfield/Kevin McKinney
Cosmos - Norma Zenteno
Crawdaddy's Bayou Grill (Kemah) - The Donny Taylor Band (8 pm)
Cross-Eyed Seagull (The) (Nasa Rd 1) - Pee Wee Bowen
Cruiser's Ice House (Santa Fe) - 3 Peace
Dan Electros Guitar Bar - Moe Hansum Blues Band
Dutchman (The) (824 Wakefield) - Beryl Grady
Engine Room (The) - Reverend Horton Heat/Flamin' Hellcats
Fat Cat's - Melt Banana/Extreme Animals/Chickenhawk
Firehouse Saloon (The) - Geoff Spahr/Max Stalling
Fitzgerald's (down) - The Drunks/Down & Dirties/Southern Gun Culture/
Gun Crazy
Flashback Club - The Professor Blues Band
Frank's Trip Inn (9214 Richmond) - 2nd Wind
Gilligans (Nasa Rd 1) - Fidelity Maxx
Grisby Grill (The) - Scott Sileo (5:30-10 pm)
Hickory Hollow (Heights) - The Texas Jamboree Boys
Hickory Hollow (Magnolia) - Vintage
Hideaway (The) - Elijah & the Profits
Innkeeper Ale House & Martini Bar (The) - Jesse Dayton w/Jeremy Todd &
Dirty South
Inwood Grill (The) - Luther & the Healers
Jack's For Cocktails - Dueces Wild
Jackie's Tavern (Bacliff) - Hipshots
Kemah Boardwalk Plaza Stage - Skylites (7-11 pm)
Lance's Turtle Club - Jazz Toonz
Landry's (Kemah) - TSU Tornados
Last Concert Café (The) - Redstick Ramblers/Halling Ass & the Ringers
Lone Star Saloon (The) - Take Two
Magnolia Bar & Grill - Tommy Dardar (6-10 pm)
Manvel Opry (The) - Marvin Perry/Kasey Bearden/Jeff Kebena
Maribelle's - The Fugitives
McGonigel's Mucky Duck - Austin Lounge Lizards (2 shows, 8 & 10 pm)
Mercury Room (The) - Mambo Kings
Miller Outdoor Theater - Houston Chronicle Summer Symphony Nights
Miss Ann's Playpen - Super Saturday Blues Review w/Bobby Lewis &
Friends
(4 pm)
Next Door Coffee House (The) - Keith Rea
19th Hole (The) - Monster Rodd
Noah's Ark (Bacliff) - Lyndrix
Numbers - Curtis Morton/Michael Degrace
Old Quarter Acoustic Café (Galveston) - Shake Russell & Dana Cooper
O'Shea's Irish Pub - Sore/Duro
Outback Pub (The) - Aarival
Oz Bar (The) - Checkered Past
Papa's On The Lake - Earlywine (8 pm)
Parrott Pub (The) - The Charlie Parker Band
Pennison's #1 (Sugarland) - Steven Downey
Pennison's #2 (Copperfield) - Ozzmosis
Pennison's #3 (West Oaks) - Freddie Everett
Perfect Rack (The) - The Volumizers
Pe-Te's - live zydeco music (2-6 pm)
Podunk Roadhouse - Tracy Conover/Bad Sign
Poor Michael's on the Strand (Galveston) - Tha' Lady D & the Blue
Flames
R & R Sports Bar (Friendswood) - Mark May
Radio City (San Leon) - Jay Hooks (8 pm)
Redneck Saloon (Seven Oaks, TX) - Down to Earth
Rhythm Room (The) - Bozo Porno Circus
Rookie's Sports Bar - Spydust
Rowdy's - Guppies From Outer Space
Rudyard's - Mink Lungs/Meowcifer/The Singles
Sambuca Jazz Café (The) - Mark Dini
Sandbar (The) (Clear Lake Shores) - The Mighty Orq
Seabrook Beach Club - 3 Foot Rule
Shakespeare's Pub - The Tony Redman Blues Band
Sherlock's Pub (Clear Lake) - Undercover
Sherlock's Pub (Humble) - Adrian Circle
Sherlock's Pub (West Gray) - Loud Love
Sidecar Pub (The) - Silverleaf (CD release party)
Slices (Downtown Galveston) - Bo Young's Blues Monkeys
Splash #2 (Dickinson) - High Rise
Splash #3 (Bacliff) - Not So Grim
Spring Tavern - Lance G & Co (9 pm)
St. Francis Xavier Church (4600 Reed Rd.) - J. Paul & the Zydeco
Nubreedz
St. Pete's Dancing Marlin - Jimmy's Pawn Shop
T's Hideaway - Too Bad Mice
T-Bone Tom's (Kemah) - Live Cargo
Tamina Park Blues Festival, Tamina Park, Tamina, TX - Vintage Soul/
Dale Arnet Band/Last Train Out/Gary Joe Cameron & Dr. Mike Gray
(1-9 pm) (for info call 713-801-7731)
Texas City Tavern (The) - The Texas Hurricanes
Traders Village - Regina Matthews (12-4 pm)
Tut's (Conroe) - Kevin Aden & the Lone Star Demons
Verizon Wireless Theatre (The) - Happy (CANCELLED)
Vintage Bar (The) - Swafo
Walter's on Washington - Hillary Arwen/Sharon Berla
Westheimer Street Festival - Blue Corner/Global Village/E. Phillip
Vallejo/
Shelia Marshall/Liviya Compean/Vatos Locos/Desangre/Los De Verdad/
Xol Azul/Insomnio Zero
What's Left (Tomball) - Lance G & Co (1-4 pm)
Whiskey Blues (Galveston) - Ian Moore
Whiskey River (Humble) - Aces High
Wunsche Bros. - Silver Shoes
SUNDAY, JUNE 29th
Axiom (The) - Speeddealer/The Slurpees/Hog Nose
Balinese Room (The) (Galveston) - The Aubrey Tucker Band
Bamboo Bar (Kemah) - Jeff Coursey (1-9 pm)
Banana Bay - Kitty Spankworthy
Big Easy (The) - The National Zydeco Foundation Jam
Borski's - blues jam (3-7 pm)
Brian O'Neill's - jazz brunch
Cosmos - Big Band
Cruiser's Ice House (Santa Fe) - jam w/Adam Burchfield (4-8 pm)
Etta's - Grady Gaines & the Texas Upsetters
Fat Cat's - Nothing/Split Eye/Uncalm/Reform/The Kidnap Soundtrack/
Join or Die/Stalemind/Amish Acid Dealer/Jacob
Fitzgerald's (down) - Lost Boy/sPinhead/Five Points of
Momentum/Metanoia/
Elf Trauma/All Severed
Haak's Vineyards & Winery (6310 Ave T, Santa Fe) - Sweet Mama Cotton
w/Joey Bowers (6:30-8:30 pm)
Henry's Hideout - Jason Allen
Hickory Hollow (Heights) - Bill Lucas & Larry Glass as “L”
JP Hops House - open mic w/T.C. Smythe (6 pm)
Kemah Boardwalk Plaza Stage - C.C. Rider (6-10 pm)
Lance's Turtle Club - Luther & the Healers
Landry's (Kemah) - Fahrenheit (2-6 pm)
Last Concert Café (The) - Opie Hendrix/Stage One/Rebecca Torrellas (7
pm)
MacGregor Place - Faye Robinson
Maribelle's - Magazine
Mr. Gino's - I.J. Gosey (4-7 pm)
19th Hole (The) - open jam; singer/songwriter contest
Papa's On The Lake - Matt Leddy & the Meat Cutters
Poor Michael's on the Strand (Galveston) - jam w/Tom'z Katz
Red Cat Jazz Café (The) - jazz brunch (11 am-3 pm)
Rhythm Room (The) - Battle of the Bands (2-7 pm); jam w/Felix Madison
(9 pm)
Riverside Inn (The) (Channelview) - Mark May
Rowdy's - open mic
Rudyard's - Speeddealer
Sambuca Jazz Café (The) - jazz brunch w/Sheri Lavo; dinner w/Blue
Monks
Seabrook Beach Club - Morgan Steep (6 pm)
Shakespeare's Pub - jam w/Spare Time Murray (9 pm)
Sherlocks' Pub (Clear Lake) - Soma
Sherlock's Pub (Humble) - Stacey Steele
Sherlock's Pub (West Gray) - Texas Buzz
Sports Bunker (The) (Atascocita) - Monica Marie & the Blues Cruizers
Steak & Ale (I-10 @ Wilcrest) - The Harry Fish String Band
T-Bone Tom's (Kemah) - The Rhythm Kings
Traders Village - Vudu Café (12-4 pm)
Uncle Albert's - rock-n-blues jam (6-10 pm)
Westheimer Street Festival - Rapture/Room 237/Dames Violet/
The Rachels/Shelia Marshall/Chango Jackson/Los Skarnales/
Azul Frio/Memo/Volatil
Wunderbar (The) - Tom Burton & Heart 2 Heart (7 pm)
-Guy Schwartz
Texas Musician, Songwriter, Bandleader, Author
Guy Schwartz & The New Jack Hippies
bluesguy.com
713-721-0093
Houston, Texas, USA
TOURBABY 2003 Executive Committee Member
CDs available at www.CDbaby.com/hippies
and www.mytexasmusic.com/newjackhippies
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