2008 Eagle Rock Art Guild Show

We played right behind a performance by some of our local belly dancers! It was funny...some things just have to be looked at twice!!! Anyway, we opened the show with a song by the Who, "SQUEEZEBOX". ha ha ha

All in all, it was a very fun, low key event where we did some of our best acoustic stuff. Lots of crowds and tons of fun. We're looking forward to next year for this gig.

Also, the last picture includes one of our future band members, Eric David (ED) Perez. Ralph's 2 year old grandson with his dad, Tony!!!

1968 Rigby High Class Reunion 7-12-08

A wonderful gig up in Rigby at the Old Rigby High School ( Now the Jr High). We dug up the the hits from 1968 and reviewed them and started wailing away at several old tunes. It was fun. These were the songs that many of us as little guys were listening to. This was Larraines 40th High School, Reunion. It was a pleasure to play for them. They seemed to enjoy it.

4th of July @ Scotty's

Well once Again, we played at Scotty's Drive-in (The Most Delicios Burgers and Shakes available in East Idaho) on the 4th. And once again, many of our loyal fans and family were there to hear us bang away at tunes to please the crowd. It was not as hot as previous years and this was fortunate for us. Don't get us wrong, it was still hot. Our beloved Tony ( Bass player) was north attending a family reunion and was in-route while we played. He was sure missed but our good pal and fellow musician Evan Smith ( Master Fiddle Maker) covered for him. Ken made another beautiful guitar (pictured between me and Evan). It was an Explorer with P-90's and a beautiful paint job ala Americana!! It plays beautifully too! I never played it but at least I displayed it there. Also, check out the cool double neck that Ken made. It is an amazingly wonderfuly jangly guitar with the Byrd's sound screaming from it's lutious pickups. Too much fun..... Also, can't forget Mike's "to drool for" collection of high end Strats and Pauls and Ricky's. Also, Brian and his new toy! ha ha ha