A thanks to Shawn Massa for getting some of us to play last month at a birthday celebration for a friend of his. A small group of club members (Shawn, Freddie, Barry and I) met at the Greenwood Village Senior Center
Well, I’m hoping that those April showers sure come your way. Springtime is finally here, and I’m just looking forward to the usual-ly great weather that’s coming up for us in the next 7-8 months!
Whatever the weather in the coming month, let’s also remember that March brings us St. Patrick’s Day. It’s wonderful to either be or to pretend to be Irish.
We had a fun month and as usual heard wonderfully diverse tunes not only on harmonica but also with guitar, banjo and even clarinet backing…
The December 8th Christmas celebration was great! If you missed it, I wish you hadn’t. Though we enjoyed the wonderful food and libations the camaraderie and music were certainly the best
Christmas music has always been associated with festive-ness and fun. In my mind it’s irrelevant whether holiday songs are religious or even silly. Throughout my life I’ve enjoyed listening, learning and singing to so many of these tunes with friends, family and even strangers.
Well, our club seems to be on a pleasant cruise control. Every meeting, we have an enthusiastic bunch of people always ready to share their music and ideas
We have a seasonal theme (or challenge) for open mic this month. See if you can find a song about autumn …
The News FROM SCOTT I don’t mean to be bragging that I got to go to the SPAH convention (Society for the Preservation and Advancement of the Harmonica) this past month in Tulsa, but I do feel fortunate that I was able to go.
