Hey Everybody,
MANIFEST: Distant Relatives was HUGE fun. I got a call from
Noah shortly before I stepped out to drive to The Camp House, and he told me
that he couldn’t swing the show. He had a situation that popped up and demanded
he handle it (which I completely understand). So, I started calling several
people to see if they could fill the slot. As fate would have it, Ms. Amber
Fults agreed to play.
The second MANIFEST we did in 2012 featured Dana, Amber, and
Holly McCormack. I don’t think any of the ladies have played together since, so
a) it still kept within the theme, and b) provided a really interesting and
unexpected dynamic to the show.
The whole night, the crowd and I were treated to fantastic
songs, but we also got to see two of the finest musicians I’ve known just have
FUN. They cracked jokes, vibed off each other, etc. It was something special,
and I was proud with how things eventually turned out.
If you’re the praying type, please pray for Noah and his
family. If you’re more of the thinking type, please keep Noah and his family in
your thoughts.
Once again, next month’s MANIFEST will be on SATURDAY NIGHT
instead of Friday, so mark it on your calendars now. We’ll be back to dish out
the love (and anti-love) poems on February 11th. As always, I
guarantee a good time. I hope to see you fine folks out there. In the meantime,
stay warm, be safe, and enjoy the rest of this month as much as you can.
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