Thank you to my best friend, Jessica and her sister, Kristie for setting this up!
I'll be in Mississippi for my Dad's wedding next Saturday, and that night I'll play at Zachary's in Columbus. This town is the site of my alma mater , my first real job, and the church where we were married. My old apartment is two blocks from there, so it literally is my old 'hood. I'm still tracking down an amp, but being related to 50 people in the tri-county area (most of whom share the last name Pepper) ought to provide enough connections to work that out.
In my old apartment, when my next-door neighbor did yardwork she could literally hear me singing and playing in my living room. Not, like, through a window or anything- through the exterior wall. (Yeah - I know. It was a really nice place.) The day she brought this embarassing phenomenon to my attention, she said, "hey - don't worry about it. It sounded great. You should consider playing in bars; my friends and I would totally come hear you." That was the first time I really considered the possibility. The moral of the story: kind words are powerful. The next chance you get to say some, go for it.
If you're in the area, I start at 9 p.m. Kristie's the bartender, so give her a fat tip for making this happen!
2 comments:
Ummmm, how about being the town where you got married....your crack house gets mentioned but the roadie gets no love....harummmph...
There you go, sweetie. It has been edited to include our nuptials.
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