The Final Hub Show of 2006
I can't believe we're already into "the final _blank_ of 2006," but we are. Here's the last Hub show for 2006:
Angel From Montgomery
If I Told You
Arizona
Old Love
3 Sunrises
Song of Me and You
Soulmates
Sorry, So Sorry
Mercy of the Fallen
Broadway
Sarah McLachlan
break
Not For the Seasons
I Told You So
Whatever You Want
Glory Road
Beautiful Day
Fiona
Everything I Once Had
Suicide Watch
Stay
Restless
Four White Stallions
Satellite
I was almost late to my own show because someone ran into a utility pole on Nicholasville Road. The police rerouted me, and I had to take Tates Creek to 1980. I haven't been on 1980 since Dad lived in the trailer, and that was a long time ago, or at least it feels like it was a long time ago. Anyway, the show got off to a rough start for three reasons: 1)I was almost late; 2)There was a front row table of 6 people who were being loud, not paying attention, and generally distracting me; 3)I played a new song, "Arizona." I've had AZ "finished" for a little while now, but I didn't play it because I suspected it was bad. It is.
Set 2 went much better. I got more into it and even got some of those 6 people to pay attention. There was an old man who bought a CD and said he really enjoyed my performance. He didn't have email, so he made his friend sign the email list. It was cute. I really like playing Beautiful Day, and I like that most people know it. I think my version is different enough from the record to still be interesting.
Today, Roger and I went and hiked a new trail in the Gorge: Courthouse Rock. The 5 mile loop was more scenic than the trails we usually do, but it doesn't connect to any other trails, hence 5 miles is more or less the max you can do. Tonight, I had Ryan and Leanna over for dinner. I made that cranberry-chicken thing from UD (I put my sauce over tofu). Mmm... good times.
My next show is this coming Saturday at Common Grounds. Ira Duncan will open, and then I will play from 10-11. Come on out!!
Show Milestones:
Debut of Arizona.
Angel From Montgomery
If I Told You
Arizona
Old Love
3 Sunrises
Song of Me and You
Soulmates
Sorry, So Sorry
Mercy of the Fallen
Broadway
Sarah McLachlan
break
Not For the Seasons
I Told You So
Whatever You Want
Glory Road
Beautiful Day
Fiona
Everything I Once Had
Suicide Watch
Stay
Restless
Four White Stallions
Satellite
I was almost late to my own show because someone ran into a utility pole on Nicholasville Road. The police rerouted me, and I had to take Tates Creek to 1980. I haven't been on 1980 since Dad lived in the trailer, and that was a long time ago, or at least it feels like it was a long time ago. Anyway, the show got off to a rough start for three reasons: 1)I was almost late; 2)There was a front row table of 6 people who were being loud, not paying attention, and generally distracting me; 3)I played a new song, "Arizona." I've had AZ "finished" for a little while now, but I didn't play it because I suspected it was bad. It is.
Set 2 went much better. I got more into it and even got some of those 6 people to pay attention. There was an old man who bought a CD and said he really enjoyed my performance. He didn't have email, so he made his friend sign the email list. It was cute. I really like playing Beautiful Day, and I like that most people know it. I think my version is different enough from the record to still be interesting.
Today, Roger and I went and hiked a new trail in the Gorge: Courthouse Rock. The 5 mile loop was more scenic than the trails we usually do, but it doesn't connect to any other trails, hence 5 miles is more or less the max you can do. Tonight, I had Ryan and Leanna over for dinner. I made that cranberry-chicken thing from UD (I put my sauce over tofu). Mmm... good times.
My next show is this coming Saturday at Common Grounds. Ira Duncan will open, and then I will play from 10-11. Come on out!!
Show Milestones:
Debut of Arizona.