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*NEW JACK HIPPIES in Galveston Saturday Night
*DR. ZOOMACK'S LAST JAM
*WEEKEND MUSIC CALENDAR
*HBS ANNOUNCES 21st INT'L BLUES CHALLENGE
*ROOM AT THE TOMB FOR MUSICIANS
*INSTRUMENTAL JAM/FUNK/JAZZ SHOW TONIGHT
I had a great time at Dan Electro's Guitar Bar last Sunday evening. It was to be the last jam at Dan Electro's.
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NEW JACK HIPPIES & OPIE HENDRIX
Saturday Night - Roger, Guy & Opie at THE OLD QUARTER in Galveston
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Unfortunately, we have a sudden gig for Saturday night, at the old Quarter in Galveston. It will be a rare acoustic Hippies show with Roger Tausz and I being joined by Opie Hendrix. The Sisters Morales were scheduled to play, but have cancelled, due to a death in the family. Our hearts go out to Lisa & Roberta and their whole family.
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REPORT FROM THE INFIELD
Dan Electro's Last Blues Jam (or was it?)
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I had a great time at Dan Electro's Guitar Bar last Sunday evening. It was to be the last jam at Dan Electro's.
Dr. Zoomack is retiring from this city, and has moved to south-central Texas over the past couple years. He and Harvana are opening a new venue/shop in the old bank building in Moulton, Texas (between Houston & San Antonio - about 60 miles south of Austin).
Marlo & I arrived late and left early due to other commitments, but I'm happy to tell about the things I saw and heard. When I walked in, the Madisons were onstage. I immediately found the sign-up list for the jam, and added my name and Roger's.
I was overwhelmed by the number of people cramming into Dan's for the event. I wasn't about to miss Dr. Zoomack's last jam, and was happy to see that EVERYONE felt the same way. Lizzie Harrah, Teri Greene, Ruel Russell and the other Madisons (I don't know who was actually in the band and who was just jamming) sounded great, and Lizzie's sultry voice was a turn-on, as always.
GAry Burgess was next. Marlo and I were blown away by the fact that this guy named Gary who I knew for years in Houston, was the same gary burgess who wrote FRANKENSTEIN, one of my favorite songs on my gigs with Vince Bell! I'd loved the song and played it for years, but never snapped that Vince was introducing THAT Gary Burgess!
The patio was bustling with people. There were musicians who had played on that stage for the past 15 years. There were friends of Dr. Zoomack and Harvana. There were neighborhood folks who had come to Dan Electro's for their music fix for years.
I found out that the bar would not be closing. Bob & Mel Belle had purchased the place, and were planning to continue many traditions and create a few of their own! Cool!
Zoomack came outside and told me that Roger and I could play after the Goodtrain Sessions. Teri Greene took the stage with them, too! They sounded great. Teri plays with them a lot, although they don't list him as a member. The members are Randy Wall (on keyboards), Jeremy Horton (on bass), James Reese (on guitar) and James Edwards (on drums). Every one of these guys is a young player I admire and whose music I adore.
Marlo decided to get out the cameras and start taping. We got good stuff.
The New Jack Hippies followed. Teri Greene, Randy Wall and James Edwards remained onstage and joined in. Skeets played sax and Sandy Hickey came up to sing SINCE MY BABY WENT AWAY. It felt like the old Thursday night jam! At that jam, Dr. Zoomack was gracious enough to let me try out all types of new material, and The New Jack Hippies band was formed there as a consequence of that latitude he showed me. Without the exception he made for me, all of those musicians would have only heard me playing the top 40 of the blues.
Chaz arrived late (from a LowDown Brown gig in Conroe). From what I was told, he drove into the driveway in the middle of our set, left his van running, popped his head in the door to see who was playing, and ran onstage to releive Randy. Near the end of the set, I was given the traditional napkin with a note - asking me to announce the a vehicle with the following license plates was blocking the lot. It was Chaz, of course.
We headed out back after we played, but the music drew us back in within 10 minutes. It was a jam set with Sonny boy Terry, Big Al Bettis, Starvin' Marvin & Eric Dane - and they were rockin'! We grabbed the cameras and got some great rock & shuffling on tape. As we left, Jennifer Fitts and Adela Cabillo were cranking up. We were so sorry we had to go, but I had not been aware of this event 'til late, and had promised to be elsewhere. I'm sure the party went later than the 10pm that was listed on the website.
Marlo & I havve already got an edited 30-minute film ready. It came out great! I need to run it past all the great players and get permissions for their performances before putting it up at www.hippies.tv, so please be patient.
If you are one of the artists reading this, and can take a large file in your mailbox, I can send a Windows media file for your perusal and permision. Or come by, and we'll have a good time doing it! I'll come to you, if neither of those options work. My number is 713-721-0093.
Good luck to Dr. Zoomack and Harvana. We know we'll be seeing them at 'Ole Moulton Bank', their new venue, shop and home. details about that can be found at www.danelectrosguitarbar.com.
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INSTRUMENTAL JAM/FUNK/JAZZ ShOW TONIGHT
Drop Trio, Gnappy and Bagg
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LAST CONCERT CAFE! Friday night, Drop Trio throws down with two
grat funk / jazz / jam bands:
Drop Trio w/ Gnappy & Bagg
Friday, 9/10/04 - show starts at 9pm
Last Concert Cafe - 1403 Nance
All Ages - $5
It's part of a 3-day "travelling funk jazz summit" tha Drop Trio is doing
with Austin's Gnappy and Denton's Bagg. The weather's looking great, so
put the Café in your plans! If I can pull myself from the studio, I'll be there.
http://www.gnappyfunk.com
http://www.baggish.com
grat funk / jazz / jam bands:
Drop Trio w/ Gnappy & Bagg
Friday, 9/10/04 - show starts at 9pm
Last Concert Cafe - 1403 Nance
All Ages - $5
It's part of a 3-day "travelling funk jazz summit" tha Drop Trio is doing
with Austin's Gnappy and Denton's Bagg. The weather's looking great, so
put the Café in your plans! If I can pull myself from the studio, I'll be there.
http://www.gnappyfunk.com
http://www.baggish.com
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THE 21ST ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL BLUES CHALLENGE
Houston Regionals
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THE HOUSTON BLUES SOCIETY IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE BLUES FOUNDATION WILL HOST THE 21ST ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL BLUES CHALLENGE - HOUSTON REGIONALS
1st Preliminary - September 12th The Howling Coyote
6536 FM 1960 West
Houston, TX 77069
281-444-3401
www.thehowlingcoyote.net
2nd Preliminary - September 19th Bojangles Rhythm & Blues Club
1913 Nasa Road 1
Seabrook, TX 77586
www.bojanglesbluesbar.com
Finals - September 26th The Continental Club
3700 Main St.
Houston, TX 77002
713-529-9899
www.continentalclub.com
6536 FM 1960 West
Houston, TX 77069
281-444-3401
www.thehowlingcoyote.net
2nd Preliminary - September 19th Bojangles Rhythm & Blues Club
1913 Nasa Road 1
Seabrook, TX 77586
www.bojanglesbluesbar.com
Finals - September 26th The Continental Club
3700 Main St.
Houston, TX 77002
713-529-9899
www.continentalclub.com
This is a fundraiser for the Houston Blues Society, as well as a means to assist the winning act with travel expenses to Memphis in February 2005. There will be a cover of $7 for members and $10 for non-members. Doors will open at 2:30pm and competition will begin promptly at 3:00pm.
Support the great local talent of Houston, and enjoy a great afternoon of Blues.
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ROOM AT THE TOMB FOR MUSICIANS
This from The Black Hat - Thanks, Ron!
Ron Chavira
Black Hat Design
www.blackhatdesign.com
Black Hat Design
www.blackhatdesign.com
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A family's crypt is opened to local artists who need a final place to rest.
By Lianne Hart
Times Staff Writer
Times Staff Writer
September 7, 2004
NEW ORLEANS - She rode to the lounge in a pink limousine, cradling the box
that held her husband's ashes. Inside the bar, under a ceiling of paper
stars, she placed the box on a table that would serve as a shrine: There
were candles, ceramic angels and an album cover showing the Ink Spots, the
fabled quartet he had toured with for 20 years. Overseeing the tableau was a
pink-suited mannequin arranged on a rattan throne draped with Christmas
tinsel.
that held her husband's ashes. Inside the bar, under a ceiling of paper
stars, she placed the box on a table that would serve as a shrine: There
were candles, ceramic angels and an album cover showing the Ink Spots, the
fabled quartet he had toured with for 20 years. Overseeing the tableau was a
pink-suited mannequin arranged on a rattan throne draped with Christmas
tinsel.
Here at the Ernie K-Doe Mother-in-Law Lounge lie the ashes of vocalist Lloyd
Washington, who was 83 when he died of cancer in June. His shrine, a tribute
by friends and fans, is a makeshift response to a sad and familiar problem:
How to bury with dignity the artists who have enriched the musical legacy of
this city but not themselves.
Washington, who was 83 when he died of cancer in June. His shrine, a tribute
by friends and fans, is a makeshift response to a sad and familiar problem:
How to bury with dignity the artists who have enriched the musical legacy of
this city but not themselves.
Like Washington, many of New Orleans' musicians never have seen a royalty
check. Some are buried in a paupers' cemetery that is pocked with trash and
crumbling, homemade tombstones.
check. Some are buried in a paupers' cemetery that is pocked with trash and
crumbling, homemade tombstones.
Washington's widow, Hazel, wouldn't hear of such a thing. She'd sooner cast
his ashes to the wind, and might have if friends hadn't talked her out of
it. So, Hazel brought his ashes to the shrine, then went home to grieve and
await some sort of resolution.
his ashes to the wind, and might have if friends hadn't talked her out of
it. So, Hazel brought his ashes to the shrine, then went home to grieve and
await some sort of resolution.
It came in the form of Paul Barbarin, heir to a large family tomb and part
of a New Orleans musical dynasty. In a room at the Mother-in-Law lounge,
with a bust of rumba-boogie pianist Professor Longhair nearby, Barbarin
recently signed documents to grant use of his family's tomb to local
musicians, rich or poor, who register to be buried there.
of a New Orleans musical dynasty. In a room at the Mother-in-Law lounge,
with a bust of rumba-boogie pianist Professor Longhair nearby, Barbarin
recently signed documents to grant use of his family's tomb to local
musicians, rich or poor, who register to be buried there.
The Barbarins' musical roots in New Orleans date to the 1800s, when
patriarch Isidore Barbarin played alto-horn and mellophone in the Excelsior
Brass Band. Paul Barbarin, 73, is named after an uncle who died while
leading a brass band in a Mardi Gras parade. More recently, his nephew, jazz
trombonist Lucien Barbarin, has worked with Wynton Marsalis and Harry
Connick Jr.
patriarch Isidore Barbarin played alto-horn and mellophone in the Excelsior
Brass Band. Paul Barbarin, 73, is named after an uncle who died while
leading a brass band in a Mardi Gras parade. More recently, his nephew, jazz
trombonist Lucien Barbarin, has worked with Wynton Marsalis and Harry
Connick Jr.
"People just want to do something for musicians who have done so much for
this city," said Rob Florence, president of the preservation group Friends
of New Orleans Cemeteries. Paul Barbarin, who lives in Los Angeles, declined
to be interviewed.
this city," said Rob Florence, president of the preservation group Friends
of New Orleans Cemeteries. Paul Barbarin, who lives in Los Angeles, declined
to be interviewed.
Six of the eighteen vaults in the 20-foot-high Barbarin family tomb will be
reserved for musicians, Florence said. Most crypts here are built above
ground because the water table is so high. And with space at a premium, they
often are reused. By law and tradition, a casket can be reopened a year and
a day after interment. The remains may be removed and placed in a bag, which
goes in a common area inside the tomb. This makes room for a new coffin.
reserved for musicians, Florence said. Most crypts here are built above
ground because the water table is so high. And with space at a premium, they
often are reused. By law and tradition, a casket can be reopened a year and
a day after interment. The remains may be removed and placed in a bag, which
goes in a common area inside the tomb. This makes room for a new coffin.
Under this system, the musicians' tomb will be almost eternal, said Anna
Ross, a member of the Friends of New Orleans Cemeteries. Ross is more than
familiar with the city's pragmatic approach to death: In 2001, her daughter,
a classically trained harpist, donated a vault in her family tomb for rhythm
and blues man Ernie K-Doe. Last year, she reopened the tomb for musician
Earl King.
Ross, a member of the Friends of New Orleans Cemeteries. Ross is more than
familiar with the city's pragmatic approach to death: In 2001, her daughter,
a classically trained harpist, donated a vault in her family tomb for rhythm
and blues man Ernie K-Doe. Last year, she reopened the tomb for musician
Earl King.
K-Doe, known for the 1961 No. 1 hit "Mother-in-Law,"could have been buried
in a family plot in the countryside, but he wanted to stay in the city. "If
you're from New Orleans, you want to be buried in New Orleans," said his
widow, Antoinette, who operates K-Doe's namesake bar. "It's good to have the
musicians buried in one place so people don't have to go all over to look
for them."
She fusses with the life-size mannequin at the club, meant to resemble her
eccentric late husband. It's currently dressed in a Pepto-Bis- mol-pink
suit. "See, our manicures are the same," she said, wriggling her fingers
next to the mannequin's long, pink-and-white nails. "Sometimes, I take the
hands off to get them manicured across the street."
eccentric late husband. It's currently dressed in a Pepto-Bis- mol-pink
suit. "See, our manicures are the same," she said, wriggling her fingers
next to the mannequin's long, pink-and-white nails. "Sometimes, I take the
hands off to get them manicured across the street."
She recalls when K-Doe, who was black, was buried in the tomb belonging to a
white family. "We took a lot of heat for that," she said. Ross said that
"some people asked: 'What are those white women doing with those bodies?' I
promise you, no one is collecting dead, black musicians. It was just the
right thing to do."
white family. "We took a lot of heat for that," she said. Ross said that
"some people asked: 'What are those white women doing with those bodies?' I
promise you, no one is collecting dead, black musicians. It was just the
right thing to do."
Washington will be the first to be interred in the musicians' tomb after it
is dedicated in October. He was an early supporter of the idea, performing
at a benefit last year where revelers tossed cash into a velvet and sequined
coffin that half a dozen "pallbearers" paraded across the dance floor.
Similar fundraisers will help pay for a $20,000 renovation of the Barbarin
tomb's brick and plaster interior, Florence said.
is dedicated in October. He was an early supporter of the idea, performing
at a benefit last year where revelers tossed cash into a velvet and sequined
coffin that half a dozen "pallbearers" paraded across the dance floor.
Similar fundraisers will help pay for a $20,000 renovation of the Barbarin
tomb's brick and plaster interior, Florence said.
On Nov. 2, All Saints' Day, set aside for paying respects to the dead,
Washington's friends plan to meet at the Mother-in-Law lounge. A brass band
is scheduled to lead a jazz procession to the historic St. Louis Cemetery
No. 1, not far from the French Quarter. As Hazel Washington raises an index
finger and drops it down, signifying the release of her late husband's
spirit, the high-stepping, umbrella-twirling celebration will at last begin.
Washington's friends plan to meet at the Mother-in-Law lounge. A brass band
is scheduled to lead a jazz procession to the historic St. Louis Cemetery
No. 1, not far from the French Quarter. As Hazel Washington raises an index
finger and drops it down, signifying the release of her late husband's
spirit, the high-stepping, umbrella-twirling celebration will at last begin.
"My husband gave his voice and service to the world by singing and making
many people happy," Washington said. "With the musicians' tomb, now people
will know where to find him."
many people happy," Washington said. "With the musicians' tomb, now people
will know where to find him."
Copyright 2004 Los Angeles Times
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WEEKEND MUSIC CALENDAR
Courtesy of The BluesHound & KPFT-FM90.1
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th
Austen's - open mic
Axiom (The) - 30 Ft. Fall/Middlefinger
Baker Street Pub (Rice Village) - Ashbury Keys
Baker Street Pub (Sugar Land) - The Fallout
Baker Street Pub (Willowbrook) - Chris Montes
Balinese Room (The) (Galveston) - Dr. Jeff & the Painkillers
Bareback Bar & Ice House - Kim Carlson
Beverly Pub (The) - Josal
Big Easy (The) - Pete Mayes & the Texas Houserockers
Blanco's - Romeo Dogs
Borski's - Cooder Graw
Bossa (610 Main St.) - Mark Towns Salsa All-Stars w/Rucy Rincon (ongoing)
Boudreaux's (Galveston) - Sonny Boy Terry (6-10 pm)
Brian O'Neill's - The Blaggards
Cactus Moon Blues Café - Hamilton Loomis
Cactus Music & Video - Lisa Novak (in-store performance; 6 pm)
Caps Piano Bar - Faye Robinson (9 pm)
Cardi's 2000 - Trip Sober
Chances - Shiela
Club 21 (Galveston) - The Pee Wee Bowen Band
Cocktails (Galveston) - Becca Ryan (5-7 pm)
Continental Club (The) - Molly & the Ringwalds (7 pm); The Weary Boys
(10 pm); Scott Biram & Joe Buck (midnight)
Cosmos - The Zydeco Dots
Crawdaddy's Bayou Grill (Kemah) - CC Rider (8 pm)
Einstein's Pub - Rat Ranch
Emily's (Seabrook) - Eric Tatum
Fat Cat's - Canvas/Liviya Compean/Dreamtrybe
Fenders (LaMarque) - Luther & the Healers (9 pm)
Firehouse Saloon (The) - Micky & the Motorcars/Lost Trailers
First Tee (The) - The McClanahans
Harmony Coffeehouse (Northwest UU Church) - Ken Gaines, Wayne Wilkerson &
Gordy Quist (7:30 pm)
Hickory Hollow (Heights) - Lonestar Bluegrass Band
Hideaway (The) - Mekka
Howling Coyote (The) - The Mighty Orq
Jack's For Cocktails - Airwaves
Java Jazz Coffee House - Exit 33/Love Equals death/New Action Hero/
Saturday Is Dead/The Last Starfighter/Impathy
Jeff's Sports Bar - Nervous Rex
Jillian's - Robert Greaney
Axiom (The) - 30 Ft. Fall/Middlefinger
Baker Street Pub (Rice Village) - Ashbury Keys
Baker Street Pub (Sugar Land) - The Fallout
Baker Street Pub (Willowbrook) - Chris Montes
Balinese Room (The) (Galveston) - Dr. Jeff & the Painkillers
Bareback Bar & Ice House - Kim Carlson
Beverly Pub (The) - Josal
Big Easy (The) - Pete Mayes & the Texas Houserockers
Blanco's - Romeo Dogs
Borski's - Cooder Graw
Bossa (610 Main St.) - Mark Towns Salsa All-Stars w/Rucy Rincon (ongoing)
Boudreaux's (Galveston) - Sonny Boy Terry (6-10 pm)
Brian O'Neill's - The Blaggards
Cactus Moon Blues Café - Hamilton Loomis
Cactus Music & Video - Lisa Novak (in-store performance; 6 pm)
Caps Piano Bar - Faye Robinson (9 pm)
Cardi's 2000 - Trip Sober
Chances - Shiela
Club 21 (Galveston) - The Pee Wee Bowen Band
Cocktails (Galveston) - Becca Ryan (5-7 pm)
Continental Club (The) - Molly & the Ringwalds (7 pm); The Weary Boys
(10 pm); Scott Biram & Joe Buck (midnight)
Cosmos - The Zydeco Dots
Crawdaddy's Bayou Grill (Kemah) - CC Rider (8 pm)
Einstein's Pub - Rat Ranch
Emily's (Seabrook) - Eric Tatum
Fat Cat's - Canvas/Liviya Compean/Dreamtrybe
Fenders (LaMarque) - Luther & the Healers (9 pm)
Firehouse Saloon (The) - Micky & the Motorcars/Lost Trailers
First Tee (The) - The McClanahans
Harmony Coffeehouse (Northwest UU Church) - Ken Gaines, Wayne Wilkerson &
Gordy Quist (7:30 pm)
Hickory Hollow (Heights) - Lonestar Bluegrass Band
Hideaway (The) - Mekka
Howling Coyote (The) - The Mighty Orq
Jack's For Cocktails - Airwaves
Java Jazz Coffee House - Exit 33/Love Equals death/New Action Hero/
Saturday Is Dead/The Last Starfighter/Impathy
Jeff's Sports Bar - Nervous Rex
Jillian's - Robert Greaney
JP Hops House - Texas Songwriters Showcase w/Michael Pope/Willie B/
Robert Frith/Brian Kalinec
Lance's Turtle Club (Seabrook) - Rick Lee & the Night Owls
Last Concert Café (The) - Drop Trio/Bagg/Gnappy
Lone Star Saloon (Richmond) - Randy Marshall
Luisitos Cocina Cantina - Gumbo (6-10 pm)
Main Street Crossing - Redeye Carl & the Pirates (8:30 pm)
McGonigel's Mucky Duck - Rusty Wier (9 pm)
Mercury Room (The) - Skylites
Meridian (The) - Guster
Mo's Place (Katy) - Texas Unlimited Band
Next Door Coffee House (The) - open mic (7 pm)
Old Quarter Acoustic Café (The) (Galveston) - open mic/Wrecks Bell
Oz Bar (The) - Al Casey & the BB's
Pal's (Texas City) - Bad Habits
Papa's On The Lake - Matt Leddy & the Meatcutters (8 pm)
Pennison's (Copperfield) - Spiffingtons
Pennison's (Sugar Land) - Pull
Pete's Oasis (28306 FM 529) - Benny Valerio & Texas Thunder
R & R Sports Bar (Friendswood) - Constant Buzz
Raddison Hotel (The) (I-10 @ Beltway 8) - Erin James & Her Bad Habits
Red Cat Jazz Café - Dean James
Resa's Steakhouse - Mack & Bryan
Rhythm Room (The) - Bone Simpe/Studio Magick Black/900 lbs
River Café (The) - Garcia y Reyna
Rowdy's - Steve Garcia
Rudyard's - The Jonx/Slurpees/Torches of Fury
Sam's Boat (Willowbrook) - Head First
Sandbar (The) (Clear Lake Shores) - The Benny Brasket Band
Sands (The) - Dean Scott
Scout Bar (The) - Infinity's Twin
Shakespeare's Pub - Don Kesee & the Blues Masters
Sherlock's Pub (Clear Lake) - The Max
Sherlock's Pub (Humble) - The Overlook
Sherlock's Pub (West Gray) - The Reds
Sherlock's Pub (Westheimer) - Adrian Circle
Sidecar Pub (The) - Cycreek Reunion Party/Molly & The Ringwalds
Splash (Bacliff) - Down To Earth
Stags Head (The) - E=MC2
Super Happy Fun Land - Opposite Day
Robert Frith/Brian Kalinec
Lance's Turtle Club (Seabrook) - Rick Lee & the Night Owls
Last Concert Café (The) - Drop Trio/Bagg/Gnappy
Lone Star Saloon (Richmond) - Randy Marshall
Luisitos Cocina Cantina - Gumbo (6-10 pm)
Main Street Crossing - Redeye Carl & the Pirates (8:30 pm)
McGonigel's Mucky Duck - Rusty Wier (9 pm)
Mercury Room (The) - Skylites
Meridian (The) - Guster
Mo's Place (Katy) - Texas Unlimited Band
Next Door Coffee House (The) - open mic (7 pm)
Old Quarter Acoustic Café (The) (Galveston) - open mic/Wrecks Bell
Oz Bar (The) - Al Casey & the BB's
Pal's (Texas City) - Bad Habits
Papa's On The Lake - Matt Leddy & the Meatcutters (8 pm)
Pennison's (Copperfield) - Spiffingtons
Pennison's (Sugar Land) - Pull
Pete's Oasis (28306 FM 529) - Benny Valerio & Texas Thunder
R & R Sports Bar (Friendswood) - Constant Buzz
Raddison Hotel (The) (I-10 @ Beltway 8) - Erin James & Her Bad Habits
Red Cat Jazz Café - Dean James
Resa's Steakhouse - Mack & Bryan
Rhythm Room (The) - Bone Simpe/Studio Magick Black/900 lbs
River Café (The) - Garcia y Reyna
Rowdy's - Steve Garcia
Rudyard's - The Jonx/Slurpees/Torches of Fury
Sam's Boat (Willowbrook) - Head First
Sandbar (The) (Clear Lake Shores) - The Benny Brasket Band
Sands (The) - Dean Scott
Scout Bar (The) - Infinity's Twin
Shakespeare's Pub - Don Kesee & the Blues Masters
Sherlock's Pub (Clear Lake) - The Max
Sherlock's Pub (Humble) - The Overlook
Sherlock's Pub (West Gray) - The Reds
Sherlock's Pub (Westheimer) - Adrian Circle
Sidecar Pub (The) - Cycreek Reunion Party/Molly & The Ringwalds
Splash (Bacliff) - Down To Earth
Stags Head (The) - E=MC2
Super Happy Fun Land - Opposite Day
Sweet Home Music Fest (4th Annual) www.sweeethomemusicfest.com
Downtown Sweet Home (barbecue cook-off/car show/arts & crafts/
games/music) - Outdoor Concert: Highspeed Hayride (6:30 pm);
The Etzler Band (8:15 pm); Bill Pekar & the Rainey Brothers (10 pm)
Sweetwater Country Club - Scott Sileo (6-9 pm)
T-Bone Tom's (Kemah) - Dave Nevling & the Blues Kats (6 pm)
Terrace Café (Kemah) - Ezra Charles & the Works (7-11 pm)
Texas Gatorfest (Anahuac) www.texasgatorfest.com
Texas Squeeze (6:30-8 pm); Bon Ton Mickey (8:30-10 pm);
Al White & Chapparel (10:30 pm-midnight)
Uncle Albert's - Soma
Walter's on Washington - Jon Wolfe
Wortham Center - Ethel (presented by the Society For The Performing Arts)
Wunsche Bros. Café & Saloon - Larry Emerson
Yaga's (Galveston) - Feeding 5000
Downtown Sweet Home (barbecue cook-off/car show/arts & crafts/
games/music) - Outdoor Concert: Highspeed Hayride (6:30 pm);
The Etzler Band (8:15 pm); Bill Pekar & the Rainey Brothers (10 pm)
Sweetwater Country Club - Scott Sileo (6-9 pm)
T-Bone Tom's (Kemah) - Dave Nevling & the Blues Kats (6 pm)
Terrace Café (Kemah) - Ezra Charles & the Works (7-11 pm)
Texas Gatorfest (Anahuac) www.texasgatorfest.com
Texas Squeeze (6:30-8 pm); Bon Ton Mickey (8:30-10 pm);
Al White & Chapparel (10:30 pm-midnight)
Uncle Albert's - Soma
Walter's on Washington - Jon Wolfe
Wortham Center - Ethel (presented by the Society For The Performing Arts)
Wunsche Bros. Café & Saloon - Larry Emerson
Yaga's (Galveston) - Feeding 5000
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th
Old Quarter Acoustic Cafe - New jack Hippies (acoustic show)
Acadia - Matt Leddy & the Meatcutters
Al's Sports Bar #1 - Mekka
Baker Street Pub (Rice Village) - The Fallout
Baker Street Pub (Sugar Land) - Pete & Sam Trio
Baker Street Pub (Willowbrook) - Mark Chandler
Bareback Bar & Ice House - Matt Minor
Big Easy (The) - Tommy Dardar
Big John's Sports Bar - jam
Bill Mraz Dance Hall - Brian Marshall & Westwood (9 pm)
Borski's - traditional country jam (1-6 pm); Magee Payne
Breakers - Papa Joe's Ultimate Blues Machine
Brian O'Neill's - Plump
Cactus Moon Blues Café - Kenny Neal
Cadillac Bar (Kemah) - LaDon Lavalle & Shadow Play (8 pm)
Caps Piano Bar - Faye Robinson
Cardi's 2000 - Smiling Politely/Brown vs Board/Sun Machine
Central Presbyterian Church (3788 Richmond) - Eden MacAdam-Somer/
Larry Unger (contra dance; 7:30 pm)
Chances - Joey D
Chocolate Buddha House Concert Series www.chocolatebuddha.org
(35814 Royal Road, Pattison, Texas; 281-375-5378)
Freebo/Jim Photoglo (7 pm-potluck dinner; 8 pm-concert)
Cock Eyed Seagull (The) (Clear Lake) - Dave Nevling & the Bleus Kats
Cocktails (Galveston) - Mike McCulloch (10 pm)
Continental Club (The) - The El Orbits (9 pm); The Allen Oldies Band (10 pm);
Roy Head (11:30 pm)
Cosmos - Sancho
Crawdaddy's Bayou Grill (Kemah) - Green Onions
Cullen Theater @ Wortham Center - David Byrne/Sam Phillips
Daily Double (Pasadena) - Honky Tonk Revival (9 pm)
Double Bayou Dance Hall (Anahuac) - Gene Kelton & the Die Hards
w/Monica Marie
Einstein's Pub - Rat Ranch
F2 (306 Main Street) - The Dudes (ongoing)
Fat Cat's - Battle of the Bands
Fenders (LaMarque) - CC Rider (9 pm)
Firehouse Saloon (The) - Jason Allen
Fitzgerald's (down) - Matt White Band/Glenn Elliott
Fitzgerald's (up) - Us And Them/The Morrison Resurrection Experiment
Forgetta'Bout It - Mindcrime/Wide Open Throttle
Al's Sports Bar #1 - Mekka
Baker Street Pub (Rice Village) - The Fallout
Baker Street Pub (Sugar Land) - Pete & Sam Trio
Baker Street Pub (Willowbrook) - Mark Chandler
Bareback Bar & Ice House - Matt Minor
Big Easy (The) - Tommy Dardar
Big John's Sports Bar - jam
Bill Mraz Dance Hall - Brian Marshall & Westwood (9 pm)
Borski's - traditional country jam (1-6 pm); Magee Payne
Breakers - Papa Joe's Ultimate Blues Machine
Brian O'Neill's - Plump
Cactus Moon Blues Café - Kenny Neal
Cadillac Bar (Kemah) - LaDon Lavalle & Shadow Play (8 pm)
Caps Piano Bar - Faye Robinson
Cardi's 2000 - Smiling Politely/Brown vs Board/Sun Machine
Central Presbyterian Church (3788 Richmond) - Eden MacAdam-Somer/
Larry Unger (contra dance; 7:30 pm)
Chances - Joey D
Chocolate Buddha House Concert Series www.chocolatebuddha.org
(35814 Royal Road, Pattison, Texas; 281-375-5378)
Freebo/Jim Photoglo (7 pm-potluck dinner; 8 pm-concert)
Cock Eyed Seagull (The) (Clear Lake) - Dave Nevling & the Bleus Kats
Cocktails (Galveston) - Mike McCulloch (10 pm)
Continental Club (The) - The El Orbits (9 pm); The Allen Oldies Band (10 pm);
Roy Head (11:30 pm)
Cosmos - Sancho
Crawdaddy's Bayou Grill (Kemah) - Green Onions
Cullen Theater @ Wortham Center - David Byrne/Sam Phillips
Daily Double (Pasadena) - Honky Tonk Revival (9 pm)
Double Bayou Dance Hall (Anahuac) - Gene Kelton & the Die Hards
w/Monica Marie
Einstein's Pub - Rat Ranch
F2 (306 Main Street) - The Dudes (ongoing)
Fat Cat's - Battle of the Bands
Fenders (LaMarque) - CC Rider (9 pm)
Firehouse Saloon (The) - Jason Allen
Fitzgerald's (down) - Matt White Band/Glenn Elliott
Fitzgerald's (up) - Us And Them/The Morrison Resurrection Experiment
Forgetta'Bout It - Mindcrime/Wide Open Throttle
Helio's - jazz jam w/The Trade
Hickory Hollow (Heights) - Stringbenders
Hideawy (The) - Just Got Lucky
Howling Coyote (The) - The Shadowcasters
Java Jazz Coffee House - Seeing Stars/Black Box Originals/Dead End/
Caught Off Guard/Shulton's Youth/Dead To The World
JP Hops House - Houston Association of Acoustic Musicians showcase
Kemah Boardwalk Plaza Stage - Caribbean Music Weekend
Lance's Turtle Club (Seabrook) - Mambo Jazz Kings
Last Concert Café (The) - Umphrey's McGee/Theresa Andersson
Lone Star Saloon (Richmond) - Jack Hall
Magnolia Bar & Grill - Pete Mayes (6 pm)
Magnolia Hotel - Tommie Lee Bradley w/The Larry Slezak Combo (8 pm)
Main Street Crossing (Tomball) - Blue Flash
Maribelle's (Seabrook) - Honky Tonk Revival
McGonigel's Mucky Duck - The Greencards (8 pm); Jesse Dayton (10 pm)
Mercury Room (The) - Static Band
Millbend Coffee House - Eleni Kelakos
Mixed Nuts (League City) - Lawst Dogz
Mo's Place (Katy) - Zona Jones
Neon Moon Saloon (LaPorte) - 1 Year Anniversary & Bleeding For Peace Benefit
w/Sean Reefer & the Resin Valley Boys/Chris Elliot/Wes (fun Run; auction;
vendors/games/bike run)
Old Quarter Acoustic Café (Galveston) - Sister Morales
Ovations - Sarah Sharp
Oz Bar (The) - Skylites
Papa's On The Lake - Leonard "Low Down" Brown (8 pm)
Pennison's (Copperfield) - Big Red Sun
Pennison's (Sugar Land) - The Holix
Poor Michael's on The Strand (Galveston) - Houx
R & R Sports Bar (Friendswood) - Vintage
Red Cat Jazz Café - Dean James
Redneck Saloon (Seven Oaks, TX) - Down To Earth
Resa's Steakhouse - Mack & Bryan (8 pm)
Rhythm Room (The) - Lisa Novak (CD release party)/Tony Castillo/
Mando Saenz
River Café (The) - Garcia y Reyna (8 pm; ongoing)
Rookie's - Bad Boyfriend (acoustic)
Rudyard's - Casino
Hickory Hollow (Heights) - Stringbenders
Hideawy (The) - Just Got Lucky
Howling Coyote (The) - The Shadowcasters
Java Jazz Coffee House - Seeing Stars/Black Box Originals/Dead End/
Caught Off Guard/Shulton's Youth/Dead To The World
JP Hops House - Houston Association of Acoustic Musicians showcase
Kemah Boardwalk Plaza Stage - Caribbean Music Weekend
Lance's Turtle Club (Seabrook) - Mambo Jazz Kings
Last Concert Café (The) - Umphrey's McGee/Theresa Andersson
Lone Star Saloon (Richmond) - Jack Hall
Magnolia Bar & Grill - Pete Mayes (6 pm)
Magnolia Hotel - Tommie Lee Bradley w/The Larry Slezak Combo (8 pm)
Main Street Crossing (Tomball) - Blue Flash
Maribelle's (Seabrook) - Honky Tonk Revival
McGonigel's Mucky Duck - The Greencards (8 pm); Jesse Dayton (10 pm)
Mercury Room (The) - Static Band
Millbend Coffee House - Eleni Kelakos
Mixed Nuts (League City) - Lawst Dogz
Mo's Place (Katy) - Zona Jones
Neon Moon Saloon (LaPorte) - 1 Year Anniversary & Bleeding For Peace Benefit
w/Sean Reefer & the Resin Valley Boys/Chris Elliot/Wes (fun Run; auction;
vendors/games/bike run)
Old Quarter Acoustic Café (Galveston) - Sister Morales
Ovations - Sarah Sharp
Oz Bar (The) - Skylites
Papa's On The Lake - Leonard "Low Down" Brown (8 pm)
Pennison's (Copperfield) - Big Red Sun
Pennison's (Sugar Land) - The Holix
Poor Michael's on The Strand (Galveston) - Houx
R & R Sports Bar (Friendswood) - Vintage
Red Cat Jazz Café - Dean James
Redneck Saloon (Seven Oaks, TX) - Down To Earth
Resa's Steakhouse - Mack & Bryan (8 pm)
Rhythm Room (The) - Lisa Novak (CD release party)/Tony Castillo/
Mando Saenz
River Café (The) - Garcia y Reyna (8 pm; ongoing)
Rookie's - Bad Boyfriend (acoustic)
Rudyard's - Casino
Sam Houston Race Park - The Fab 5 (7-10 pm)
Sam's Boat (Sugar Land) - Nervous Rex
Sam's Boat (Willowbrook) - Head First
Sandbar (The) (Clear Lake Shores) - Reyna & Powerplay
Sands Restaurant (The) - Vince Vance & The Valiants
Scout Bar (The) (Clear Lake) - Eulogy
Shakespeare's Pub - Snit's Dog & Pony Show
Sherlock's Pub (Clear Lake) - The Max
Sherlock's Pub (Humble) - The Overlook
Sherlock's Pub (West Gray) - The Reds
Sherlock's Pub (Westheimer) - Adrian Circle
Sidecar Pub (The) - Ocean Cowboys/James Garcia/Texas High Life
Stags Head (The) - Jeff Boortz
Sweet Home Music Fest (4th Annual) www.sweeethomemusicfest.com
Downtown Sweet Home (barbecue cook-off/car show/arts & crafts/
games/music)
Outdoor Stage: Andy Behlen (10:30 am); Brian Kalinec (11:05 am);
Smokey Wilson (11:40 am); Brad Brown (12:15 pm); Chris Miller (1 pm);
Grady Lee (1:45 pm); OSO Texas (2:30 pm); John Flores (3:15 pm);
Ashlee Rose (4:05 pm); Gene Neptune (4:50 pm); Joe Kirkpatrick &
Buck Stonebroke (5:40 pm)
Hall: 5 Mile Band (7 pm); Bart Crow (8:15 pm); Mark Jungers (9:30 pm);
Jarrod Birmingham (11 pm)
T-Bone Tom's (Kemah) - The Rhythm Kings
Texas Gatorfest (Anahuac) www.texasgatorfest.com
Grant Wilborn (11 am-noon); Cheap Whiskey (12:30-2 pm);
Gene Kelton & the Die Hards w/Monica Marie (2:30-4 pm);
Aaron Watson (4:30-6 pm); Phil Pritchett (6:30-8 pm); Honeybrowne (8:30-10 pm); Cory Morrow (10:30 pm-midnight)
Time Out Sports Bar #1 - Infinity's Twin
Time Out Sports Bar #3 - Blue Corner
Traders Village - Route 66
Uncle Albert's - LOP
VFW Hall (Dickinson) - Sonny Boy Terry/Texas Johnny Brown & the Quality
Blues Band (biker poker run & b-b-q cookoff; 281-337-3434; 1-3:30 pm)
Sam's Boat (Sugar Land) - Nervous Rex
Sam's Boat (Willowbrook) - Head First
Sandbar (The) (Clear Lake Shores) - Reyna & Powerplay
Sands Restaurant (The) - Vince Vance & The Valiants
Scout Bar (The) (Clear Lake) - Eulogy
Shakespeare's Pub - Snit's Dog & Pony Show
Sherlock's Pub (Clear Lake) - The Max
Sherlock's Pub (Humble) - The Overlook
Sherlock's Pub (West Gray) - The Reds
Sherlock's Pub (Westheimer) - Adrian Circle
Sidecar Pub (The) - Ocean Cowboys/James Garcia/Texas High Life
Stags Head (The) - Jeff Boortz
Sweet Home Music Fest (4th Annual) www.sweeethomemusicfest.com
Downtown Sweet Home (barbecue cook-off/car show/arts & crafts/
games/music)
Outdoor Stage: Andy Behlen (10:30 am); Brian Kalinec (11:05 am);
Smokey Wilson (11:40 am); Brad Brown (12:15 pm); Chris Miller (1 pm);
Grady Lee (1:45 pm); OSO Texas (2:30 pm); John Flores (3:15 pm);
Ashlee Rose (4:05 pm); Gene Neptune (4:50 pm); Joe Kirkpatrick &
Buck Stonebroke (5:40 pm)
Hall: 5 Mile Band (7 pm); Bart Crow (8:15 pm); Mark Jungers (9:30 pm);
Jarrod Birmingham (11 pm)
T-Bone Tom's (Kemah) - The Rhythm Kings
Texas Gatorfest (Anahuac) www.texasgatorfest.com
Grant Wilborn (11 am-noon); Cheap Whiskey (12:30-2 pm);
Gene Kelton & the Die Hards w/Monica Marie (2:30-4 pm);
Aaron Watson (4:30-6 pm); Phil Pritchett (6:30-8 pm); Honeybrowne (8:30-10 pm); Cory Morrow (10:30 pm-midnight)
Time Out Sports Bar #1 - Infinity's Twin
Time Out Sports Bar #3 - Blue Corner
Traders Village - Route 66
Uncle Albert's - LOP
VFW Hall (Dickinson) - Sonny Boy Terry/Texas Johnny Brown & the Quality
Blues Band (biker poker run & b-b-q cookoff; 281-337-3434; 1-3:30 pm)
Walter's on Washington - Luxurious Panthers
West University Community Center (6104 Auden) - Songwriters Night hosted by
Mike Ricard w/Karen Abrahams, Karen Mal & Paul Sanchez
Whiskey Blues (Galveston) - The Blaggards
Wortham Blues Festival (8th Annual) (Wortham, TX) www.worthambluesfest.com
(Texas Highway 14 off Interstate 45, 80 miles south of Dallas)
(gates open at 3 pm; music starts at 5 pm)
Main Stage: The Mighty Orq/Pops Carter & the Funk Monsters/
Jim Suhler & Monkey Beat/Omar & the Howlers
Acoustic Stage: Texas Slim
Wunsche Bros. Café & Saloon - Larry Emerson
Yaga's (Galveston) - Fidelity Maxx
Zebo's Coffee House - open mic w/Michael Pope (7:30 pm)
West University Community Center (6104 Auden) - Songwriters Night hosted by
Mike Ricard w/Karen Abrahams, Karen Mal & Paul Sanchez
Whiskey Blues (Galveston) - The Blaggards
Wortham Blues Festival (8th Annual) (Wortham, TX) www.worthambluesfest.com
(Texas Highway 14 off Interstate 45, 80 miles south of Dallas)
(gates open at 3 pm; music starts at 5 pm)
Main Stage: The Mighty Orq/Pops Carter & the Funk Monsters/
Jim Suhler & Monkey Beat/Omar & the Howlers
Acoustic Stage: Texas Slim
Wunsche Bros. Café & Saloon - Larry Emerson
Yaga's (Galveston) - Fidelity Maxx
Zebo's Coffee House - open mic w/Michael Pope (7:30 pm)
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th
Beverly Pub (The) - jazz brunch jam w/Michael Grebowicz
Big Easy (The) - The Zydeco Dots
Bill Mraz Dance Hall - Liz Talley & TNT Country (3-7 pm)
Birraporetti's - jazz brunch (10:30 am-3 pm)
Borski's - blues jam (3 pm)
Continental Club - Glover Gill (The Big Top; 9 pm)
Cosmos - Swing Kings w/Herb Remington (7 pm)
Cruiser's (Santa Fe) - blues jam (4-8 pm)
Dan Electro's - The Last Blues Jam (final show, 3 pm)
Dean's Credit Clothing - Sunday Session (7-10 pm)
Einstein's Pub - jam (7-11 pm)
Etta's - Grady Gaines & the Texas Upsetters
Fat Cat's - Blown To Bits
Frank's Trip On Inn - Symplisity (ongoing; 4 pm)
Haak Vineyards & Winery - Andrea Fairless (6:30-8:30 pm)
Hickory Hollow (Heights) - Cumberland Gap
Howling Coyote (The) - Houston Blues Society Regional International
Blues Challenge (1st preliminary)
JP Hops House - Houston Fort Bend Songwriters Association Monthly Meeting
(1:30); NSAI open mic hosted by T.C. Smythe (6 pm)
Kemah Boardwalk Plaza Stage - Caribbean Music Weekend
Last Concert Café (The) - Fahl & Folk w/Kill Phil
LaStrada - The Mark Town's Quartet (brunch, 11:30 am)
Magnolia Bar & Grill - Michael Heyman Band (6 pm)
Mr. Gino's - I.J. Gosey (4-7 pm)
Mulligan's & More - jam
Nash's Bait Camp (East End Seawall, Galveston) - Bert Wills
(benefit for Rachel Snell; 2 pm)
Neon Moon Saloon (LaPorte) - jam (4-8 pm)
19th Hole (The) - Brad Absher
Oxford Hall (1135 Oxford) - Larry Unger/Eden McAdam (1-4 pm, 7:30 pm)
Papa's Ice House - jam w/Crossroads (4-8 pm)
Ponderosa - O'Bear & the Las Vegas Band (8 pm; ongoing)
Poor Michael's On The Strand (Galveston) - jam w/Tomz Katz (8 pm)
Reno's (Gulf Frwy @ Nasa Rd 1) - F-Co
Rhythm Room (The) - Battle of the Bands (2 pm); Goodtrain Sessions/
Cathy Rivers (10 pm)
River Café (The) - Harry Sheppard
Ronnie's Ice House (Dickinson) - jam
Rowdy's - open mic
Big Easy (The) - The Zydeco Dots
Bill Mraz Dance Hall - Liz Talley & TNT Country (3-7 pm)
Birraporetti's - jazz brunch (10:30 am-3 pm)
Borski's - blues jam (3 pm)
Continental Club - Glover Gill (The Big Top; 9 pm)
Cosmos - Swing Kings w/Herb Remington (7 pm)
Cruiser's (Santa Fe) - blues jam (4-8 pm)
Dan Electro's - The Last Blues Jam (final show, 3 pm)
Dean's Credit Clothing - Sunday Session (7-10 pm)
Einstein's Pub - jam (7-11 pm)
Etta's - Grady Gaines & the Texas Upsetters
Fat Cat's - Blown To Bits
Frank's Trip On Inn - Symplisity (ongoing; 4 pm)
Haak Vineyards & Winery - Andrea Fairless (6:30-8:30 pm)
Hickory Hollow (Heights) - Cumberland Gap
Howling Coyote (The) - Houston Blues Society Regional International
Blues Challenge (1st preliminary)
JP Hops House - Houston Fort Bend Songwriters Association Monthly Meeting
(1:30); NSAI open mic hosted by T.C. Smythe (6 pm)
Kemah Boardwalk Plaza Stage - Caribbean Music Weekend
Last Concert Café (The) - Fahl & Folk w/Kill Phil
LaStrada - The Mark Town's Quartet (brunch, 11:30 am)
Magnolia Bar & Grill - Michael Heyman Band (6 pm)
Mr. Gino's - I.J. Gosey (4-7 pm)
Mulligan's & More - jam
Nash's Bait Camp (East End Seawall, Galveston) - Bert Wills
(benefit for Rachel Snell; 2 pm)
Neon Moon Saloon (LaPorte) - jam (4-8 pm)
19th Hole (The) - Brad Absher
Oxford Hall (1135 Oxford) - Larry Unger/Eden McAdam (1-4 pm, 7:30 pm)
Papa's Ice House - jam w/Crossroads (4-8 pm)
Ponderosa - O'Bear & the Las Vegas Band (8 pm; ongoing)
Poor Michael's On The Strand (Galveston) - jam w/Tomz Katz (8 pm)
Reno's (Gulf Frwy @ Nasa Rd 1) - F-Co
Rhythm Room (The) - Battle of the Bands (2 pm); Goodtrain Sessions/
Cathy Rivers (10 pm)
River Café (The) - Harry Sheppard
Ronnie's Ice House (Dickinson) - jam
Rowdy's - open mic
Rudyard's - Irish session music (6-8 pm); The Medicine Show (11 pm)
Sambuca Jazz Café - jazz brunch w/Sheri Lavo; dinner w/Blue Monks
Scout Bar (The) (Clear Lake) - Faceplant/Pit Bull Daycare/Salting Job
Shakespeare's Pub - blues jam w/Spare Time Murray
Sherlock's Pub (Clear Lake) - The Holics
Sherlock's Pub (Humble) - Acoustic Villians
Sherlock's Pub (West Gray) - Drexl
Splash (Dickinson) - Rat Ranch
10 Downing Street - The David Craig Band (8:30 pm)
Texas Gatorfest (Anahuac) www.texasgatorfest.com
The Mark May Band (12:30-2 pm); Joe Ely (2:30-4 pm);
Marcia Ball (4:30-6 pm)
Trader's Village (7979 N. Eldridge Parkway) - The Grateful Geezers
Tubby's Ice House (LaMarque) - Down To Earth (7-11 pm)
What's Left (Tomball) - jam (2-6 pm)
Wrecker's Grill & Bar (San Leon) - Hamilton Loomis (4-8 pm)
Sambuca Jazz Café - jazz brunch w/Sheri Lavo; dinner w/Blue Monks
Scout Bar (The) (Clear Lake) - Faceplant/Pit Bull Daycare/Salting Job
Shakespeare's Pub - blues jam w/Spare Time Murray
Sherlock's Pub (Clear Lake) - The Holics
Sherlock's Pub (Humble) - Acoustic Villians
Sherlock's Pub (West Gray) - Drexl
Splash (Dickinson) - Rat Ranch
10 Downing Street - The David Craig Band (8:30 pm)
Texas Gatorfest (Anahuac) www.texasgatorfest.com
The Mark May Band (12:30-2 pm); Joe Ely (2:30-4 pm);
Marcia Ball (4:30-6 pm)
Trader's Village (7979 N. Eldridge Parkway) - The Grateful Geezers
Tubby's Ice House (LaMarque) - Down To Earth (7-11 pm)
What's Left (Tomball) - jam (2-6 pm)
Wrecker's Grill & Bar (San Leon) - Hamilton Loomis (4-8 pm)
That's it for now. See you where the live music is!
-Guy Schwartz
Texas Musician, Songwriter, Bandleader, Producer, FilmMaker, Author
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"That Guy Schwartz knows how music should be done!"
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Texas Musician, Songwriter, Bandleader, Producer, FilmMaker, Author
HIPPIES TV - Free Web Videos at www.hippies.tv
Houston, Texas, USA 713-721-0093 Guy Schwartz & The New Jack Hippies
'Texas Premiere Blues Rock Hippie Jam Band" -Billy Block (Western Beat)
10 CDs available at www.CDbaby.com/hippies
Over 30 CD titles available at www.bluesguy.com/shop
"That Guy Schwartz knows how music should be done!"
-Rusty Young, Nashville (founding member of Poco)
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