Tonight's open mic at B.B. Rovers was sparsely attended, and I'm not sure why. Perhaps everyone is still reeling over the terrorist attacks on Paris Friday.
Despite it all, we had a good time. Paul played bass for me at the start of the show and with David True later. David also let me blow some blues harp during a couple of songs.
Woody (not pictured) from the Austin Ukulele Society Ensemble came by tonight. He has a wonderful voice, and I loved his song selections. Jacob did his solo harmonic thing and backed-up Jim Cleveland on another song. Two BBR first-timers were there, plus regulars Overdue Bill, Kaye Reznick, David True, Paul Teneyuque. Diana Bordelon, fresh from Fischer Fest, came by, as did my old Texas Mutual friend, Jeremiah Bentley. All in all, a great night.
Despite it all, we had a good time. Paul played bass for me at the start of the show and with David True later. David also let me blow some blues harp during a couple of songs.
Woody (not pictured) from the Austin Ukulele Society Ensemble came by tonight. He has a wonderful voice, and I loved his song selections. Jacob did his solo harmonic thing and backed-up Jim Cleveland on another song. Two BBR first-timers were there, plus regulars Overdue Bill, Kaye Reznick, David True, Paul Teneyuque. Diana Bordelon, fresh from Fischer Fest, came by, as did my old Texas Mutual friend, Jeremiah Bentley. All in all, a great night.
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