Former Houstonian Mary Cutrufello returns to town with a gig at Rudyard’s tonight.
Although she’s been rocking for the last few years, Cutrufello developed a big following in Houston back in her “honky tonk” country days. As she moved on to more rocking stuff, it didn’t seem to bother most of her fans.
On this latest swing through Texas, she’s put the old “honky tonk” band back together, and is promising to do lots of old material from the “Who to Love and When to Leave” CD and the “Mary Cutrufello and the Havoline Supremes” cassette (remember those?). Her email says she’ll have a reissue CD of that great old material available.
Oh, and she’ll be playing with her old bandmates Roland Denny and Terry Kirkendall.
The email says the show starts at 9:30, but that start time may well get pushed back to the end of the Astros game (like the old days).
This is the live show to see tonight. Woo!
UPDATE: Great show. Here’s hoping the recording turned out okay. Quite a few annoying effers running around, though. Blar.