The Texas Sapphires
There's a nice baseball matchup on tap at Reckling tonight, but I'm not heading over.
Instead, I'll be at Fitzgerald's downstairs for the Texas Sapphires.
I've been wanting to catch that band for a while now, and the fact that DEA buddies Rick Poss and Troy Wilson are filling in on guitar and bass tonight seals the deal.
Posted by Kevin Whited @ 05/12/06 14:17 | Music | Technorati
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I've been grooving to some DEA the last couple of weeks for some reason. I guess cuz they're now gone.
Red Letter Bible is my current favorite rambling road tune.
All right then...
Posted by Scott Chaffin @ 15:31 on 05/12/06
That's a great song!
I wish they were going to play on Saturday instead of tonight because I have decided that I don't want to make a 120 mile round-trip drive to see Larry and Jukes.
Posted by Gary C stays home @ 17:29 on 05/12/06
The Texas Sapphires?
Is that what they renamed the Houston 1836?
No, wait. THAT was the Texas Sapphos.
Posted by Mr. Hutchison @ 16:11 on 05/13/06
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