Mid Life Crisis

  The band and a large number of good people in the Green Valley area lost a great friend on Saturday the 14th.  His wonderful wife Annie was by his side.  A dapper (even when he wore his Mid Life T-shirt) dancer who was always a true gentleman.  His pre-show ritual for us was asking if we knew a “certain song” and we were always happy to perform “Wicked Games” per his request.  As I understand, he would perform it on karaoke nights, but we never talked him into joining us.  We’ll miss you greatly Bob, but as I told Annie to tell you, we’ll see you soon.

Gilbert Castillo

  We get a nice view when the ladies start dancing.  A crisp spring-like afternoon and the chance to play some of the rock songs in our arsenal.  Mr. Scott wanted some ZZ Top and he got “Sharp Dressed Man” - we had not played that one in a few months along with “Bad Case” and since all the neighbors were invited we kept it upbeat all afternoon.  The debut of “Pretty Woman” went over well, so good that we finally have in the mix.  It had been awhile since our last patio party and we had a great bunch of people to party with.

Gilbert Castillo

  Scheduling conflicts had prevented a return, but there was fun waiting when we returned to the Elks on Kenyon & Pantano.  We were a bit worried for the first couple of songs, but we did realize some folks were still being served.  By the end of the evening we had all the die-hards on the dance floor and several more had joined the club when they bought their shirts.  Thanks to George for having us out.  Such a short drive home!  Hope to see you again.

Gilbert