People keep asking me if the ´Free Mullet Removal´ sign referred to in an earlier journal entry was real. Yes! Mullets are not to be taken lightly in the south. It´s serious business…but, not ALL business. Hence the name ´Business in the front, party in the back´! My wife thinks my hair is a ´Party in the front, party in the back´ right now. But, hey, it´s the holidays! Other names that mullets are commonly referred to are: Yes-No, Neck Warmer, Tennessee Tophat, Mud Flap, Kentucky Waterfall, and my current personal favorite, The Shlong (short-long). Brilliant. Luckily, and not coincidentally, I am in a position of real power here, and can freely discuss any topic I choose. Let´s move on, shall we?….

I am really looking forward to the CD Release show at The Boulder Theater on January 4th, 2008. We are grateful for the positive support we´ve received from our friends and sponsors. Thanks to Container Buyers, Ome Banjos, KGNU, Namaste Solar, Positive Energy, and Air Show Mastering! Mollie O´Brien and Rich Moore will be opening the show that night. And McCumberland Gap will include the usual motley crew of Beth Wilberger, Dan Rose, Jim Gilmour, Tom Larson, and Greg Schochet. We are lucky to have some special guests joining us, as well! Tickets are available and can be purchased at www.bouldertheater.com.

Tags: Boulder Theater, Kort McCumber, Lickskillet Road, McCumberland Gap, mullet

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