Over the next few weeks we’ll be sifting through recordings of the last few shows and doing a little writing as well. We’re also starting to book spring and summer events. Thanks again for all of your support, and we’ll see you out and about soon!

Remarkable show at the Sportsman’s in Buffalo. What a great place to see and play music, with a great vibe and the friendliest people you could meet. We has a great time and can’t wait to be back. The Temple, in Canandaigua, is coming up next!

We’re gearing up for two shows this month, starting with our debut at The Sportsman’s in Buffalo. We know some great musicians who hang here, notably our good friends Dee Adams, Alan Whitney, Leroy Townes, and Steve Woolsey. Heck, this place has been offering the best in local, regional, and national entertainment for 100 years. We’re honored to be coming to play. We’ll be there on the 23rd.

On 1/30 we’ll make a long awaited return to Canandaigua when we take the stage at the Temple. I used to hang at the Temple years ago… haven’t set foot in it since. I checked it out last week and I loved what I saw. It’s got that same Temple vibe but its more hip, classy, and definitely built for bands. Nice job, Bob. Looking forward to being there.

Feel free to keep posting your suggestions for a live album, we’ll be recording gigs for the next few months. For that matter, reply on any of these blog updates. Love to hear from ya! Mean it.

Lastly, a big shout out to our boy Chad and his family, whose boy Jason has checked out fine. God bless…

A shout out to Jon Itkin, who kicked things off with a fantastic solo acoustic set. Jon moved back to Rochester from NYC earlier in the year, and what a great addition to the regional music scene he makes. Crafty lyrics, a deep sonorous vocal style, and heartfelt delivery. Check out one of Jon’s shows or recordings soon.

Many thanks to Nick Young, who put the show together. Unfortunately he was not able to perform, because of an ongoing battle with that nasty-ass H1N1. Nick is building his energy back up for his road trip back down to Nashville to continue work on his new CD. Keep your eyes and ears peeled for details on the release—Nick is an incredible songwriting talent and you don’t want to miss this new CD.

Oh, and thanks again to Scott Regan, host of “Open Tunings” on WRUR 88.5FM. We had a lot of fun on his Thursday show, and we hope to be back on the air again soon.

This coming Saturday is Abilene, on Liberty Pole way. Coming soon is Johnny’s on Culver Rd and also a live taping at Lock’s Stock & Barrel, down in the Bristol Hills, Rt64. Some other surprises are coming along as well, including some new songs we’ve been working on. Thanks for all of your support!

Next gig… Rochester bound.

Our next show is on 10/24 in Williamson. Details to follow. More shows are being booked in Buffalo, Corning, Rochester, and hopefully Ithaca, so stay tuned.

Coming up next is a semi-private party for a couple hundred of Bloomfield’s finest on the 29th… then a Sunday afternoon show at the Roost to benefit breast cancer research… thats on the 30th.

The house band was on fire, consisting of Eddie Lee, Steve Waldo and Jeff Weed from Closing Time, Ken Riber from Cold Steel and Jimmy Duvall from Ghost Riders. There were many other musicians in the audience as well. The crowd was way into it. Young and old, fast and slow dancing, traditional cheek-to-cheek and free-form whatever.

The boys in the house band invited us up for a handful of songs. It was great to have Jimmy Duvall on steel for most of our tunes. We came off stage with big ol’ smiles on our faces. Too much fun.

Needless to say, we plan on going back, and we’d love to see you there too. It’s the 3rd Thursday of the month, and you can keep tabs on all the details by following Brian Chase’s Facebook page, or by staying tuned to WBEE 92.5 FM here in Rochester. Brian is a good friend from The BEE, and he is a tireless supporter of local live music. Thanks Brian, for all of your support, and for inviting us to check out this great series!