photo by Kim Gray
Wow last night. I was feeling it...feeling weird with anticipation and eagerness. The snow crystallized last night as a moment in time. Broad Street was like an extra dimensional room within an empty void, a self-sustained space station whose inhabitants were resolved to their fate of being delicately social. You inhabitants were cool as ice too...I didn't want the night to end. Here is a secret, we closed Broad Street down. Early in the night I wasn't nervous at all like normal, just needed to get on that stage. I was so hyped by the time I got on stage to sing with Sequoya on "Weary" that all I could do was dance and hop around. I think I destroyed that poor microphone stand. At least, it will never be the same. Our set felt right, I've probably never felt as right. I'm going to estimate last night's crowd at 120 and every beautiful one of you were watching and listening. It's enough for us that everyone has a good time, when you are actually listening it freaks me out it's so awesome. Randall, holy shit you know the lyrics to "Mercy Proof" you are the man.
List of Thank you's
The Independent for listing our show in your paper as a staff pick.
WXDU 88.7 and DJ Joey-O for giving Sequoya and us an on-air interview.
Broad Street Cafe for booking us on a recommendation alone.
Kim Gray for taking awesome pics
Cansas and Jeff Mulligan for taking awesome pics
Subdivision 67 for promoting the show
Daniel Higgins and Dave's crew for continuing their 100% show attendance.
Brian Randall, Brianna Mundy, Ashley Turner, Janelle Hall, Kevin Thornton, and Elizabeth Grass for yell leading.
New friends Jana Bajtler, Michael Wright, Dawn Dineen for being there.
z-man and Leslie for being there.
Stuart Horne for twittering a video he shot of us on his camera phone.
Adam, Stuart (bar tender Stuart) Joe Rizzolo, Dawn, and everyone who gave us quality compliments after the show.
Thank you ALL!
More of Kim Gray's photos of last night:
Bonnie on stage with JBFE singing a duet on "I Do and I Don't"
Sequoya
Bonnie Pivacek playing the dulcimer
Matthew Yearout
Sawteeth McTweedy's Ruth Eckles joined Sequoya on drums for the night and took the guitar and mic for a couple of songs
