What an incredibly fun month March was! The Kaye Pasa Trio played eight gigs together in four cities, ending with today's show at The Watercrest in Bryan, Texas, and they were all great fun.

Having Paul back with us for each gig was a big plus for Kaye and me. We sound much tighter than before, and I'm even becoming more comfortable with the harmonies.

On March 28, I bought an Alvarez "hybrid" guitar. Its six nylon strings are set up like a classical, but it has a slightly narrower neck and a decidedly improved built-in pickup. Unlike my no-name POS classical, the Alvarez sounds and plays good with its spruce front and mahogany sides and back. The old guitar had a laminate front. 

Great month of music. Looking forward to April, too.

Great night with the Kaye Pasa Trio at Walburg tonight. At first, it looked like we wouldn't have much of a crowd, but by the time we took the stage, we had a fairly good size audience.

The crowd--and the owner--LOVED us! We played an 11-song set, which probably ran a little longer than usual, but the crowd clearly wanted more. We closed with "Hot Pepper Tamale," and about half of 'em got on their feet to dance and sing along with the "horns section."

Absolutely wonderful evening. Thanks, Walburg.

Great night at Twin Creeks Hall. Every act was fantastic, and it all was to help raise money for better stage and stage lighting. Especially noteworthy were Lynette & Lefty, Ella Reid, Kaye Pasa Trio, and CLYDE.

After some initial problems uploading my new album to my online distributor, I received an email at 3:22 AM confirming that Honky Tonk Hymnal is now available online. To download its songs, go to CDBaby.com or other major online music sites, including iTunes and Amazon.com. (UPDATE: It took a couple of days for it to get on Apple Music and Amazon Music.)

Had a wonderful time with the tribe of Clyde at the Fischer Haus Concert. After an especially good Clyde show, I joined a song circle at the fire pit with other campers and Clyde members. In some ways, it was like a mini-music festival. Great practice run before Old Settlers next month. Side note: I really need to buy a decent cot for my next camp outing.

This was our second year to perform as a trio at NXNW (pronounced: North! Buy No Wristbands!) at B.B. Rover's Cafe & Pub. Special thanks to our friends who stayed for the late show, and for the host, David Patrick Dunn.

That's us playing on the CLYDE stage at Twin Creeks Hall. Fortunately, we had a fairly good crowd, including David Harbaurgh, Will Davenport, Kati DeHaven, Anna Lewis, Jimmy Joe and Chrissie Natoli, Josh and Margaret Ribakove, Jay Dee Hicks and family.

Second Friday of the month is still our Legacy Day. This time, however, I'm thinking of it more as a rehearsal for tomorrow's Kaye Pasa Trio CD release at Twin Creeks.

We played the Jason Mraz hit song, "I'm Yours."

It's a bit of a drive to go to Bob Case's open mic at Hardtails in Georgetown, but it was fun, and I got to meet the owner, Martha. Gave her a copy of HTH.