Ramblings, rumblings, grumblings, and rambling grumbly rumblings.

There was talk about having me perform every Friday in November, but it doesn't look like that's going to pan out. I may be playing an extra night or two, but that's all up in the air right now.

I AM performing this Saturday, night, though, and would love to see you!

The concert last Friday went well. I did videotape, and while the audio is a little overdriven - one man show after all, can't monitor the "heat" while I'm playing - I'm pleased with how it turned out.

There are four videos online now, with more to follow. I hope to have them all up this week.

Just a reminder that I'll be in concert tomorrow night at the Main Street Coffee House from 7:00pm to 9:00pm. This is my first concert in more than a year, and I'm looking forward to seeing all my friends!

The coffee house serves terrific sandwiches and even better coffee, so come on down!

The Main Street Coffee House is located on the South-East side of Independence Square at 107 Main Street.

Directions are available here: http://tinyurl.com/mstreetcoffee

The concert played to a small house.  I made the mistake of selecting a wooden stool to sit on, and spent most of the night using my legs to keep myself from sliding off.  They're still sore today.  My voice was tired after the first set and my range isn't as great as it used to be.  I was pretty disappointed with myself, though the few people that were there appeared to notice.  I'm going to have to find new arrangements or new ways to play at least half the songs in my list to accommodate how low my voice won't go. 

I did get to spend some time chatting with the shop owner, former mayoral candidate Lois MacDonald.  They're having an election watch at the coffee shop tomorrow night for the school re-districting issue (more info here: http://www.examiner.net/stories/102007/new_210343218.shtml) and I'm hoping to spend at least part of the evening there, health and children permitting.

Concert tonight.

Signs created.

Guitar tuned.

Getting psyched...and nervous.

Hoping the promised camera(s) show(s) up.

Still no means to record the audio, but we'll survive.

Hoping for large turnout, many donations, a happy Christmas for my friends at the Coffeehouse.