I always have fun playing with Kaye and Paul, and tonight at Walburg's Restaurant and Beirgarten was no exception. We played nine original songs as a group. Paul sang the lead on his songs: "Lady Lovely," "The Vision (Believe)," and "Leave Me Alone." Kaye sang the lead on her songs: "Messy Glory of It All," "Spanish Moon Cafe," and "Woman Who Makes You Smile." I sang "Beer and Pretzels for Communion" and "Guilty Pleasure," and we closed the show with "Hot Pepper Tamale."
It was also a fun night for me personally because my son came for the show, along with his girlfriend Kati and friends Caleb and Kevin.
UPDATE: On June 2, Lois Jenison posted a review of Kaye Pasa at Walburg stating, in part:
The Kaye Pasa Trio (Kaye Reznick, John Davenport, and Paul Teneyuque) provided great variety in their song selections while shining as the spotlighted entertainers of the night. They delivered memories of romance in “Lady Lovely” and “Spanish Moon Café”, as well as light hearted fun in “Beer and Pretzels for Communion”, and a gal remembered as a “Hot Pepper Tamale”, who’d “rather dance… when it came to romance!” The blending voices within the trio sounded as if they were in a group of 6, with the alternating addition of a harmonica, ukulele, and tambourine playing along with their guitars… and terrific (imaginary) brass instruments!
It was also a fun night for me personally because my son came for the show, along with his girlfriend Kati and friends Caleb and Kevin.
UPDATE: On June 2, Lois Jenison posted a review of Kaye Pasa at Walburg stating, in part:
The Kaye Pasa Trio (Kaye Reznick, John Davenport, and Paul Teneyuque) provided great variety in their song selections while shining as the spotlighted entertainers of the night. They delivered memories of romance in “Lady Lovely” and “Spanish Moon Café”, as well as light hearted fun in “Beer and Pretzels for Communion”, and a gal remembered as a “Hot Pepper Tamale”, who’d “rather dance… when it came to romance!” The blending voices within the trio sounded as if they were in a group of 6, with the alternating addition of a harmonica, ukulele, and tambourine playing along with their guitars… and terrific (imaginary) brass instruments!
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