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To Fairfield

Back on the road. Now it's a three car caravan, with Mgr Mike Pillott, until we leave the New England area.

Regattabar was good. I wish we'd had more CDs to sell; it's painful to miss an opportunity like that.

I think Snooks' funeral is today & Antoinette K-Doe's is tomorrow. Big loss in NOLA music industry. We will continue to DROP THE BOMB, YALL! for as long as we can.

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