Bartlesville Music Scene

Rebirth of BMS?

2008-01-31T08:08:00.000-08:00

I don't know, I can't really awnser that at this time. What I can do is say that there are some important things going on in town and that if you are checking here you need to know whats going on at the BCC and get invloved. Times are a changin' my friends. It is alot different musical landscape now than when I started this website. I promise, thats a good thing.

Check these links out.

http://examiner-enterprise.com/articles/2008/01/31/news/news926.txt

http://examiner-enterprise.com/articles/2008/01/24/news/news935.txt

http://examiner-enterprise.com/articles/2008/01/21/news/news947.txt

Don't miss out!

2007-07-23T10:57:00.001-07:00

Some of Bartlesville's best musicians will be featured when "City of
Legends," the Bartlesville centennial musical premieres at the
Bartlesville Community Center on October 27, 2007.

Playwright and director Nick Sweet has decided to make the evening a
tribute to all Bartlesville musicians, not just the ones with
national reputations. "We usually have about 30 minutes of pre-show
music, 15 minutes of intermission music, and 5 minutes of exit
music," Sweet explained, "so we're asking Bartlesville singers and
musicians to submit CDs that they have recorded for consideration."

Here's how it works: Applicants are asked to submit a short bio
outlining their musical career "highlights" with their CD by US mail
to the Allied Arts and Humanities Council of Bartlesville, PO Box
1101 Bartlesville, OK 74005. If there are a number of cuts on the
CD, specify which cut should be considered as only one song will be
chosen. Also please e-mail 1 high quality photo of yourself, to
Joanie Elmore at aahcb-director@sbcglobal.net Up to 5 photos may be
submitted but more than 1 photo MUST be submitted on a CD to be
considered. Sweet will select the songs to be used for pre-show,
intermission, and exit music. While each song is playing, a picture
(s) of the recording artist(s) and a short biography will be
projected on the video screen by Zaylos Productions.

"We're hoping for a very eclectic program," said Sweet, "I don't want
the audience to know what's coming next. It could be a jazz song, a
rap, a bluegrass tune, a rock song, a contemporary Christian song, a
big band song, or a gospel song. We want the Centennial to be a
salute to the diversity of Bartlesville's many musicians."

The deadline for submitting a CD will be August 6, 2007. No late
submissions will be considered. For further information contact
Allied Arts at 337-2005.

Jimmy Carroll

2007-07-17T13:37:00.000-07:00

I'm so glad I did this... Jimmy was so proud of "making it to the world wide web"!

http://bartlesvillemusic.blogspot.com/2007/04/scientific-experimentation.html

Jimmy's service is set for Wednesday at 6 at Stumpff on Hiway 75 next to the new Sonic. There will be a private wake for his family as well as one for friends at Snockers immediatly after the services. Most of his family is planning on coming to Snockers after they have some family time. We will have live music from The Jimmie Johnson Band and Tuff Profit as well as a pot luck supper and a money tree to help his son with expenses.

Please bring a copy of your favorite photo of Jimmy and a harmonica as we are all going to play a song and dedicate it to our good friend.

Whiskey Rebellion to Guest Science

2007-06-18T16:37:00.000-07:00

One of my very favorite local weirdos (Matt Garret) along with his band The Whiskey Rebellion is the special guest this Tuesday at Science... These boys are planning on doing a full set by themselves to give us a taste of what they offer.... Come on out and get a shot!

See you at the Red Dog!

Passing it on

2007-06-16T12:15:00.000-07:00

Carl Lowe getting a quick lesson in cow bones.....

More to come.

Get Waylayed in the Park!

2007-06-16T10:12:00.000-07:00

Saturday June 16th is a good day to get Waylayed in the park in Dewey! The Kiwanas Park in Dewey needs a gazebo and money needs to be raised so it can be built. The Dewey Merchant Co-Op has a special party set up to raise funds for this very cool addition and it is sure to be a great time. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets, pile the kids in the car or bring your special friend and be prepared for a perfect summer evening with one of the coolest bands in the area. The party starts at 6 and goes until 12.

Music this weekend....

2007-06-15T07:26:00.000-07:00

I know I am leaving some stuff out but at this time this is all I know about because I am directly involved in it.... this is deadline week for The Current and of course OK Mozart os going on so I am beyond busy.

Friday night is the Dustin Pittsley Band at the Red Dog.....special guest is keyboard/organ player John Galley who has played on many grammy winning records.....

Saturday night the Jimmie Johnson band will be at the Million Dollar Elm Casino and John Galley will be playing there as well, but he is no longer a special guest. He's just part of the band. Things always seem to work that way... bands interbreed and form alliances... the Dustin Pittsley Band and the Jimmie Johnson band are pretty bad about it and I notice that Tuff Profit, Deeper and Hell or High Water do it alot too. This is, of course how it should be with everyone trading equipment and borrowing players. Speaking of that sort of thing, I know that people on the Mothra Stewart/Doubletake side of the world are having a hard time with the flood situation and I know Ron Dunkles house is the one that caught on fire, so everyone should get in touch with these people and see what needs to be done to help them out. We have enough gear to be able to keep them all playing until they get it replaced I am sure.

Make sure if you have something going on you e mail me and let me know for this weekend as well as anything you might have goin on in July.... If I get it in the next day I an still get it in The Current and of course I can slide anything in here at any time. Next week I will begin working on stories for the August issue and will need information for that month asap as I am going on vacation in Colorado for several days.

Looks like the Woolaroc concert might be moved indoors so make sure and call the BCC box office before you head out for the concert! Call 336-2787 for up to the minute info. I personally will be wherever the concert is held. It will be a shame to miss the fireworks and the beauty that is Woolaroc, but it would be more of a shame to miss the music. Dueling fiddles played by world class violinist's in my hometown is probably a once in a lifetime opportunity and I am not going to miss that. I urge you not to as well.

News from Carl

2007-06-15T07:24:00.000-07:00

The jpotmusic.com Rocklahoma contest voting is now underway!!! Down For Five needs your votes for both the Friday and Saturday contest slots to perform at Rocklahoma 2007!

Remember, your votes determine who gets to play at this massive event! Register at www.jpotmusic.com to be able to place your vote. As a bonus, when you register at jpotmusic.com, you're going to have a chance to enter a draw for an all-artist-autographed guitar, which will be signed by the artists performing at Rocklahoma!! When you register, just enter the Promo code "ROCKLAHOMA07" for your chance to win the autographed axe.

The competition is stiff and we need your help to secure a slot on the main stage at Rocklahoma 2007!! If you have any questions on how to vote, please drop us a line and we'll help you out. Remember to vote for Down For Five for BOTH Friday and Saturday's contests. Also, in several more days, you can vote for us in the Sunday slot contest as well, as soon as the voting for that contest slot begins.

Taken from The Urban Tulsa "Supporting Our Own

Of course, Country Fever isn't the only event held at the festival grounds in Pryor. I've already mentioned the '80s shred-fest, Rocklahoma!, coming in July. The one thing I can't figure out for the life of me, though, is why Tulsa's Down For Five isn't already on the bill. Come on, people -- this should be a given!

All hope for redemption is not lost, however. Rocklahoma is holding an online contest for local bands to work their way onto the festival roster and has reserved a spot on the main stage on Friday and Saturday. DF5 has entered for both days but belongs on the Friday bill. Go to www.jpotmusic.com to register and vote for Down For Five on the Friday night ballot. Even if you're not an '80s hair metal fan, go online and vote anyway; you know DF5 belongs on this show."

Gary Hizer

As always, thanks for your support. Couldn't do this without you.

Janna, Syke, Scott, and Carl
Down For Five

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GREAT NEWS!!! SAM IS BACK!!!
RAINTREE IN GROVE THIS SATURDAY!!!
Well as most of you know, Sam Schaper moved away to Texas on July 3rd of last year, so for the last 11 and 1/2 months we have been trying to fill his spot. Much to our surprise, Sam and his family got a little homesick and have recently moved back!

We have had some great people come help us out while Sam was gone. We would like to send a big thank you to Brandon Wilson and also to Hunter Burgess for all their time spent learning the tunes, we hope you guy's will come sit in on a few from time to time.

Sammy's all fired up and ready to go, so look for us to be booked all over VERY soon! This weekend we are off to Grove to play Waterdogz @ Red 11 Port! If you need a getaway come rent a room and help welcome Sam back to the Raintree family! The number to the hotel is 918-786-2363. I put directions below. Hope to see you there!

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HELL OR HIGH WATER @ MILLION DOLLAR ELM!
Hell or High Water will be playing at the new Osage Million Dollar Elm Casino here in Bartlesville on June 30th, so be sure to mark your calendars! We will also be playing the Tulsa and Sand Springs Casino's in July, look for those dates soon.

Mozart and a whole lot more!

2007-06-14T11:35:00.000-07:00

By Bridget K. Wood
Reprinted from The Current

The 23rd season of Ok Mozart International Festival runs June 8-16th in Bartlesville, Oklahoma with over 180 events that embrace all aspects of music and the fine arts. Over the past 2 decades Ok Mozart has established a reputation for world-class classical music, and the past few years has seen a growing addition of more diverse artists and events. “We are bringing a fresh look at classical music” says Scott Black, interim director of Ok Mozart. This year’s festival is guaranteed to attract a younger crowd as the roster is full of crossover contemporary artists, a plethora of which are born and bred right here in Oklahoma.

Opening night’s show celebrates the vast career of Jimmy Webb, one of Oklahoma's most prolific songwriters as well as composers. He has won numerous Grammy awards and is responsible for writing multiple Top 10 hits sung by a ecelctic assembly of artists, including “By the time I get to Pheonix" one of the most recorded songs of the 20th century recorded originally by Glen Campbell. Other artists include R.E.M, Art Garfunkle, Donna Summer and The Highwaymen, consisting of Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, and Kris Kristofferson. He is noted for being the only person to receive Grammy Awards in all three categories: music, lyrics and orchestration. Jimmy recently collaborated with fellow Oklahoman Vince Gill to pen the official Centennial Anthem, Oklahoma Rising.

Edgar Meyer, the 2007 composer in residence, is a multiple Grammy winning composer and recording artist. He is well known for breaking the mold of traditional classical music and has mastered multiple styles of music encompassing everything from Bach to Bluegrass. He is a repeat spotlight player at the Telluride Bluegrass festival, as well as being on the forefront of the "Newgrass" movement. Meyer, who is a certified genius by the MacArthur Foundation, frequently records and performs with other outstanding artists, including: Yo-Yo Ma, Béla Fleck, Sam Bush, James Taylor, Hank Williams Jr, Mike Marshall, Alison Krauss, the members of Nickel Creek, and Mary Chapin Carpenter. Edgar will be performing his Concerto No. 1 for Bass and Orchestra as well as several concerts in the Chamber Series.

Mason Williams will be teaming up with Byron Berline and his band on Thursday June 14th at 8PM for an exciting show guaranteed to revv you up with Classical Gas. This Oklahoma singer/songwriter, is well known for this 1968 release for which he won two Grammy awards. Mason also was a long time comedy writer for Saturday Night Live and Emmy Award Winner for his work on for the Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour. Byron is a three-time national fiddle champion who has recorded with greats such as The Band , The Eagles, The Rolling Stones, , Bob Dylan, John Denver, Elton John, Arlo Guthrie, Mickey Gilley, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and many, many more. Come to this show and you are sure to hear why these two have had such long and expansive careers with so many influential artists. Also do not miss the behind the scenes stories from their colorful careers in the FREE Pre-concert talk starting at 6:30 that evening.

One can’t talk about OK Mozart without mentioning the concert at Woolaroc. Nestled in the Osage hills this 3,700 acre wildlife preserve hosts one of the most popular annual concerts of the festival. Elaborate picnics, planned for weeks, are laid out on the grass next to Clyde Lake. Couples are seen dotting the edges of the lake with glasses of wine sitting on blankets and stealing kisses while families tend to move towards the pavilion. All eyes are turned towards the sky at sunset waiting for the grand finale fireworks show set to dramatic classical music selections. This year, in a nod to the Oklahoma Centennial, the selections include pieces from Oklahoma!, Aaron Copeland’s Rodeo, as well as The Cowboys Overture by John Williams. Joel Levine, Music director of the Oklahoma City Philharmonic will be the guest conductor for this memorable evening. In a tribute to our Okie heritage Dueling Fiddles (a spin on Dueling Banjos) will be performed by world class musicians Eica Keissewetter and Robert Zubrycki.

Some of the most interesting events at OK Mozart might just be the ones that are the least publicized. Take for example, the Art Berry Fiddle Hour. An up close and personal Western Swing Jamboree with one Oklahoma’s most ingenious fiddle players, Thursday 5-6 PM.

Jazz Saturday is the final Saturday of the festival and if you love Jazz this is the day for you. All day from 12 until 6 there are Jazz related events going on. This special day of Jazz features original members of Chet Bakers band along with portions of the GQH Jazz Trio, combined to revisit the music of Oklahoma’s Native Jazz Son. Other noteable Jazz acts that day include BenBen, Jeff Davis' progressive experimental jazz project out of Tulsa. This is an act known for breaking the boundaries of traditional Jazz music and getting great reviews.

For a more casual side of OK Mozart make sure and visit the Happy Hour Series. This is a special series specifically with the 40 and under crowd in mind. “Heavy Appetizers” and drinks are available each night in the Studio Theater starting at 5:15. The week starts off with the Comedy Clinic Tulsa Comedy Troupe with a show best described as “Saturday Night Live meets Whose Line is it Anyway?” Other interesting Happy Hour events include Jazz and pop based Eric Sarmeinto and the sure to be memorable “Mozart Idol Competition”, featuring local celebrity judges playing the parts of Randy, Paula, and of course, Simon.

Even international music festivals have local acts as part of the roster and this is no exception. One hometown band with an international flair is The Kilkenny Road Band, performing Tuesday at 5 in the Community Hall. They are an energetic mix of jigs, reels, and ballads that will take you back to the pubs of Ireland.

It only takes a little “Pocket Change” to see this next act! Three dollars gets you in to the BCC Hall to hear an eclectic blend of Folk, Bluegrass, Western Swing, and Rock on Monday night. Pocket Change happens to include among its members past National Autoharp Champion JoAnn Smith.

To sum it all up, this isn’t your typical stuffy classical music festival. A vibrant mix of genre’s and eclectic events ensure a good time for the young and old alike. Whether your tastes lean to the refined or relaxed, Ok Mozart has it for you. The people of Bartlesville invite you to come and see for yourself. For ticket information call 918.336.9800 or visit www.okmozart.com.

Bridget K. Wood

T.P. time!

2007-06-07T09:13:00.001-07:00

Tuff Profit Band will be at RED DOG in Dewey Ok Friday night! Party begain around 9pm no cover charge! Lots of cold beer!

Then after we sober up we are headed to Coffeyville KS to party with our kanazain friends on Saturday night at THE ZONE!

So come on out and lets have us a throw down! We will be throwing in some new songs that we will be doing at the Buffalo Bike Run with Keith Anderson on June 16th. We would like to hear your in put.

Do you like trains?

2007-05-30T09:02:00.000-07:00

Mainline Train Show at the Washington Country Fairgrounds June 23rd! A good time had by all, buy, sell and trade all scale trains. Working models set up and running. Kids of all ages enjoy this show! $3 12 and over kids free! 9-4

Tuff Profit News

2007-05-30T07:12:00.001-07:00

B’ville band to perform at Buffalo Bike Run
By Special to the E-E

Tuff Profit will take the stage at the Third Annual Buffalo Bike Run on June 16 in Miami, Okla.

Bartlesville native, Tuff Profit was formed in 2004. Despite changes and sacrifices in members, the band that stands for honky-tonk music, designed for blue-collared, red-blooded Americans, have risen above all odds. They were named Best Red Dirt Band in 2006 and 2007 in the Payne County Line Awards.

They’ve performed twice at the legendary Cain’s Ballroom in Tulsa, opening for Billy Currington and He Wears Black. They’ve also shared the stage with Merle Haggard, Stoney LaRue, Johnny Cooper, The Great Divide, Red Dirt Rangers, Randy Crouch, Renegade Rail and Scott Keeton.

June 16, they will share the stage once again with Keeton, as well as Keith Anderson and numerous others.

The band consists of Cary Choat (lead vocals, guitar), Steve Southerland (lead guitar, vocals), Danny Joe Walsh (keyboard, guitar), Jessie Tabler (bass) and Nathan Woodworth (percussion).

Every Tuff Profit show is a blend of music that encompasses the outlaw sounds of Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings and Hank Williams. The band also incorporates the hard-driven sounds of southern rock legends, Lynard Skynard, The Allman Brothers, Marshall Tucker Band, the laid-back feeling of John Hyatt and the driving rock sounds of Jimmie Hendrix and the Rolling Stones. A definite portion of the heart and soul of Oklahoma founded, Red Dirt, Tuff Profit’s influences also include Bob Childers, Randy Crouch, Tom Skinner and The Medicine Show.

Log onto myspace.com/tuffprofitband or tuffprofit.com for more information.

The band will take the stage from 6-7:30 p.m., June 16.

Also at the Bike Run will be stunt jumpers, a bike show, poker run and carnival, among many other activities for the entire family.

For more information on the Third Annual Buffalo Bike Run log onto buffalobikerun.com.

Music Guide

2007-05-30T06:45:00.000-07:00

Most of the music for the next few weeks in our area is included in this schedule. It is possible however that I missed something, if so, let me know! Make sure and go to www.sunfest.org for their complete music listings and don't forget about Running of the Hogs in Caney this weekend. Remember if you just grab a copy of The Current and leave it in your car what when you are out and about you will always have a guide to whats going on around town. The articles are pretty good too! I will put the other half up as we get closer.

June 1rst Red Dog, Dewey
Jimmie Johnson Band

June 1rst Snockers
4 of a Kind

June 1rst Running of the Hogs (Caney, Kansas)
Dustin Pittsley Band

http://www.myspace.com/runningofthehogsrally

June 2nd Running of the Hogs (Caney, Kansas)
Hurricane Mason

June 2 Red Dog, Dewey
Double Take

June 5th Red Dog, Dewey
Tuesday Night Science

June 8th Snockers
Bo Phillips w/ Kyle Nix

June 8th Red Dog, Dewey
Tuff Profit

June 8th Crossroads (Skiatook)
Dustin Pittsley Band

June 9th Red Dog, Dewey
Undercover

June 12th Red Dog, Dewey
Tuesday Night Science

June 15th Red Dog, Dewey
Dustin Pittlsey Band

Every Wednesday is Hell or High Water at the Solo Club and Tuff Profit has music there on Tuesdays.

2007-05-29T07:05:00.000-07:00

Tim Moberly

2007-05-24T14:37:00.000-07:00

Greetings from Springfield, MO.

I will be performing at Sunfest on Friday, June 1, at Sooner Park in
scenic Bartlesville, OK. I'll be at the Mid-Park Stage at 6:30 PM.

This year I'll be showcasing some of my older songs (The Long
Endeavor, Pteranodon Bait) as well as presenting world premieres of
new and recent songs. I'll also throw in a few favorite requested
covers such as Walking Stick and January Man.

Joining me this year will be Richard Johnson (Bass) and Randolph Cain
(Djembe). Special guest appearances will be made by Mark Lacy and
Norman Farrell.

For more info, please visit my website and/or MySpace page at one of
the links below.

Hope to see you there,

Tim

http://www.timothymoberly.com
http://www.myspace.com/timothymoberly

Sunfest site:

http://www.bartlesvillesunfest.org

2 bands @ Snockers Friday night!

2007-05-24T09:11:00.000-07:00

Josh Huckle & Going Nowhere Band and Tuff Profit will bring Outlaw Red Dirt music to Snockers this Friday night. As always NO COVER CHARGE! This will be the big party of Bartlesville this weekend so you don't want to miss out. These two band are just going to show up and Jam out together! Plus both of these bands will be performing at this years Buffalo Bike Run in Miami, OK in June!
See ya at the Party!

Snockers is in Bartlesville Ok at 1424 E. Tuxedo

Freebie time!

2007-05-20T13:24:00.000-07:00

The first person that e mails me at Bridgetkt@cableone.net for the 2007 OK Mozart poster sitting on my desk wins it!

Jimmie Johnson Band tonight!

2007-05-18T07:10:00.001-07:00

JJB tonight @ the Red Dog in Dewey... special guest John Galley and Donn McCallister.... No Cover, see you there!

H.O.T Night

2007-05-16T11:16:00.000-07:00

The 5th Annual HOT Street Party season begins this Friday, May 18 from 7-11pm at 4th & Johnstone in downtown Bartlesville. Food from area vendors Bogart's, Dinks, McAlisters, Monterey's, The Hot Dog Guy, Smoothie King, Aroma's, The Rolling Pin, Java Dave's, La Pizza Nostra, Maggie Moos with beer and wine coolers to boot. KidSpace will include: 2 Jupiter Jumps, a Petting Zoo, pony rides, Xtreme Obstacle Blow up, facepainting, Crafts, ring toss, SPCA, rubber duck game, ping pong ball toss. All with live music at 8pm from one of Tulsa's hottest cover band, the Usual Suspects(www.myspace.com/theusualsuspectsbandsite). Visit www.hotstreetparty.org for more information. Bartlesville...It's Time to Party!

Ok Mozart

2007-05-14T14:37:00.000-07:00

Today was the unveiling of the new OK Mozart poster at the Nellie Johnstone Well in Johnstone park. Ok Mozart interm director Scott Black was on hand with Melissa Green of Copper Cup images who designed the poster.

Ok Mozart runs from June 8th thru the 16th and promises to be the most exciting year yet. The festival is an official Oklahoma Centennial celebration event and many special events will be going on... you wont want to miss any of them! Stay tuned for more details......

Searching for a good time!

2007-05-14T11:25:00.002-07:00

Ok, so I am driving down HWY 75 with my Mom, Step-Dad, and 3 kids in the truck.. it is Saturday morning and we are in search of the elusive "Grand daddy of garage sales" which, we never found.... We had just left the Bike Blessing that you can read about in the post below, when I saw this sign..... "Outlaw Goat Jamboree" it reads....

Tell me... who can resist a good goat jamboree? I know I can't and quite honestly I was intrigued by the thought of goats having a jamboree....Would they have a band? What kind of people go to an event such as this? We must find out!

Wilkpedia say a jamboree is "A lavish or boisterous celebration or party" A large party of goats who "live outside the law" havin a big ol party... so I turned off the highway and headed to the County fairgrounds to go check this out.

My daughter was not happy....MOM, she says!

My Mom was still in slippers, My Step-Dad was hijacked from the house in his gardening clothes and agreed to go because "we are only going to a few sales... My poor kids have their crazy Mother dragging them to the fairgrounds to see whats going on....Keep in mind we just left a "biker bar" and it isn't even lunchtime yet.

We go in and check it out.... we see a goat getting milked. Thats about it. It's hot in the fairground building and it smells like goat. Alot of goat. We see some goats walking in a circle with their owners and buy some bad cookies for a snack... the cookies are so gross we throw then in the back up my pickup...and we head to Sonic to get a cold drink...SWEET RELIEF!

Can you believe noone wanted to go check out the car show at Sooner park with me?

2007-05-14T11:25:00.001-07:00

Click on pics to ENLARGE!

Christian Brothers Ministries

2007-05-14T11:01:00.000-07:00

Christian Bros Ministries is : from Left Garret Smith, Tina & Daren Shipman, Ron & Sandy Sullivan, RJ Jinkens.
Left: Garret Smith, Tina & Daren Shipman, Ron & Sandy Sullivan, RJ Jinkens.
"BONE" down front, Sharyl, Bill, and the last guy we will call the mystery man because I don't know his name....

I stopped by the Bike Blessing at Doc's this past weekend because I thought it was a pretty cool thing going on... I know the area has a pretty good population of riders and was aware that the day was one of the most glorious riding days possible. The sun was shining, the sky was bright blue and it was the PERFECT temperature!

I figured there would be quite a few folks out for the blessing and hoped I could get some good shots.... What I didn't expect was to meet such a really nice group of truly well meaning people. Their ceremony was short and sweet, and very heartfelt... I asked Tina of Christian Brothers to tell me more about her organization.

"What we're all about is simple......loving our bros and sisters. All have sinned and come short of the glory of God..." It's not how you look, whether or not you got tatts, long hair/short hair, smoke/don't smoke, drink/don't drink...we share the love and mercy that JESUS gave us freely to live, love, ride, and enjoy this awesome life HE gave us. All of us have a story to tell and Jesus has rescued us all. We are here to serve our fellow bikers, bless them and their scooters, handle prayer needs, and make sure they're covered for that "eternal ride with Jesus".

It just goes to prove that you can't judge a book by it's cover doesn't it? (I know this as I used to be the most heavily tattooed St. Johns School mom... probably of all time!)

Stop by Doc's on 123 sometime (Live music on Fri nights) and see for yourself that there are some pretty cool and super nice folks out there! Oh, and Tina... You Rock!

Don't get Waylayed on your way to this website!

2007-05-14T10:08:00.001-07:00

WayLayed is on myspace... you can check it out by clicking the link below where you can find information on the members of the band, a little bit of history on how we came about (by viewing the blog section located in the upper right hand section of the page), tons of pictures, and you can view our upcoming events.
Y'all Rock!!!
Have an awesome day.

www.myspace.com/waylayed

Tuff Profit @ The Red Dog

2007-05-14T08:03:00.000-07:00

Sorry about the picture quality... seems like my camera just says no to red lately... it sure gave me a hard time Friday night with the Rangers bouncing off our Red scrims we had set up... imagine my horror when I saw Tuff Profit had set them back up to use Sat night... I knew then all my shots for them were blown as well.... Time to get a new camera!