Finally got the Kaye Pasa Trio to play at Four Bullets Brewery yesterday in my childhood hometown of Richardson, Texas. We had a great time, but it made for a long day. Left Austin around 9:30 AM, and finally got back around 11:30 PM.
The Happy Hour Ukuleles played before us, and it's always fun getting to see my friend (and Honky Tonk Hymnal co-writer and co-producer) David Harbaugh perform. Hope to see more of him on stage soon.
As for the Trio, it was our first gig since I returned from my 10-day trip to Minnesota. We may have been a little rusty in a couple of spots, but overall, I think we put on a good show for the folks. I even felt brave enough to open the second set with "Don't Dallas My Austin," which--in hindsight--might have been a triumph of courage over common sense. Oh, well. Everybody seemed to have a good time.
The Happy Hour Ukuleles played before us, and it's always fun getting to see my friend (and Honky Tonk Hymnal co-writer and co-producer) David Harbaugh perform. Hope to see more of him on stage soon.
As for the Trio, it was our first gig since I returned from my 10-day trip to Minnesota. We may have been a little rusty in a couple of spots, but overall, I think we put on a good show for the folks. I even felt brave enough to open the second set with "Don't Dallas My Austin," which--in hindsight--might have been a triumph of courage over common sense. Oh, well. Everybody seemed to have a good time.
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