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Tractor Tavern, 10/4/09

Date: October 5, 2009 7:30 AM
Topic: Tractor Tavern, 10/4/09

The show at the Tractor Tavern was set up as a 'half dance, half
concert' situation. It seems that those who usually dance didn't show
up because they thought the entire show was going to be a concert.
Thus, the room was only about half full. The band played two very
nice and lively one hour sets to an enthusiastic crowd.

The uke was taken out for two songs last night: "Monkey on My Back"
and "Chanson de Cinquante Sous."

Today: long flight back home. Next up: Arden, DE.

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