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KMC Sunday!

I am on the flight to Memphis, and so far so good! Everything's on time, and I'm hoping for an early arrival in New Orleans.

I'm also hoping that parking in the area won't be too too difficult. Fingers are crossed!

I am so looking forward to this day. And tomorrow, too. Having a break in the long road trip should be energizing.

To date we played 5 dates, 4 radio shows, and have been on the road 8 days. The next leg starts up in Milwaukee with Trombone Shorty.

Then the hard part starts: 8 in a row, sort of, and a lot of driving.

We're also doing the John Schaefer show on WNYC next Monday. That'll be a long day, as we're driving into Manhattan from Quakertown, PA, about 3 hrs.

I don't know yet if there will be any other promotional appearances scheduled, but you never know. With AlliPurse, all stops are out: we're going full throttle after the Grammy win. That's the way you do it, in this industry.

Descending towards Memphis now.

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