Saw lots of buskers at the beach. Lots of good tunes.
Miss my mandolin. Miss pickin. See y'all soon.
CB
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A blog for bluegrass fans to talk about bluegrass or whatever and to check up on the Java Brothers Bluegrass Band from Radford, Virginia. We are progressive, but pretty much only to the extent that we'll play new songs as hard driving bluegrass. We love Bill Monroe, the Stanley Brothers, The Seldom Scene, JD Crowe, Tony Rice, Sam Bush, the Country Gentlemen, the Beatles, the Stones, and all the greats.
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Side Door Sessions
We've got a big show planned for October 15th, 2011. The Java Brothers and the Porch Loungers will be there, and other friends, too! As usual, doors open at 7 and music starts at 7:30.
We're always looking for more acts and ways to improve the Sessions. Please send all suggestions to me at chris.burgoyne@gmail.com. I'd love to hear from you.
Hugs and kisses!
And just because I like it, and sometimes I want to know, here's the time right now in Manila!
We've got a big show planned for October 15th, 2011. The Java Brothers and the Porch Loungers will be there, and other friends, too! As usual, doors open at 7 and music starts at 7:30.
We're always looking for more acts and ways to improve the Sessions. Please send all suggestions to me at chris.burgoyne@gmail.com. I'd love to hear from you.
Hugs and kisses!
And just because I like it, and sometimes I want to know, here's the time right now in Manila!
4 comments:
This looks like some kind of cookout. Is this guy related to you? Doesn't seem to be camera shy. What kind of music do they mostly play? Maybe we could steal one and do it JB's style?!?!
This guy played a bunch, including Country Roads, La Bamba, some beatles, some Everlys, Besame Mucho, and I don't know what else. Maybe "All of Me." You could sing along to all of em.
Another band we saw did a good Hotel California and a good Wake up, Little Susie.
This guy played a bunch, including Country Roads, La Bamba, some beatles, some Everlys, Besame Mucho, and I don't know what else. Maybe "All of Me." You could sing along to all of em.
Another band we saw did a good Hotel California and a good Wake up, Little Susie.
This was on a ride up the Loboc river. (Think Apocalypse Now setting.) We had some good grub and stopped every so often and local groups would sing. Got a good tropical shower too. Groovy all the way.
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