It’s been a busy month! I had a great string of shows with The Jim Gilmour Band from Vermont. We toured through Colorado and Utah as the autumn aspen leaves were just beginning to turn gold. The leaves are at their peak here now. I’m looking forward to more tours in the future with those guys; all great musicians and fun to be around. There was a lot of betting going on… like, how long could Paul sit in the ‘invisible chair’ position? He said he could do it for ten minutes. Not likely. We bet him he couldn’t. So, if you saw a bunch of road weary musicians at the top of the continental divide doing the ‘invisible chair’ against the post of a road sign, that is why. Paul lost that bet.

It’s hard for me to believe that my CD, ‘Lickskillet Road’, is actually done! We received it last week. I am really proud of the final product and hope folks will check it out. It should be available at CDBaby.com next week. The CD is named after our road. I used to think Lickskillet Road was the steepest road in the county. It is actually the steepest county road in the country. The title track on the CD is a high-energy instrumental that serves as a great soundtrack when driving down Lickskillet Road. Special guest Vince Gill joins me on the first two songs of the CD. Other guests include Sally Van Meter and Don Conoscenti.

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