High Springs Florida gig 4/29

[Brian Krashpad]

These were taken by my good buddy Trip:







Will bump with more later. No guitar face/crazy ones from this band though.

[Jimi75]

Krash, if you only knew how darn lucky you are, living in that beautiful part of the world :-) The gig location looks cool, somewhow a little European!

I have a relative in Florida who is also playing in a Blues band.
http://www.bigcityband.com/

It's Jumpin' Jack the Harp player and singer. Maybe you've hear of him.

[Brian Krashpad]

Krash, if you only knew how darn lucky you are, living in that beautiful part of the world :-) The gig location looks cool, somewhow a little European!

I have a relative in Florida who is also playing in a Blues band.
http://www.bigcityband.com/

It's Jumpin' Jack the Harp player and singer. Maybe you've hear of him.

Well, Miami is about a 5 or 6 hour drive away. Though I have a brother in Miami I haven't been down there in years, and unfortunately know nothing of the music scene there.

I'm sure Jumpin' Jack hasn't heard of me either.

[Jimi75]

Well, Miami is about a 5 or 6 hour drive away. Though I have a brother in Miami I haven't been down there in years, and unfortunately know nothing of the music scene there.

I'm sure Jumpin' Jack hasn't heard of me either.

Sorry Krash, I constantly forget about the other dimensions in the States....5 hours by car and I have already left Paris behind me and crossed two countires here in Euorpe, can you imagine... :-)

[Brian Krashpad]

Sorry Krash, I constantly forget about the other dimensions in the States....5 hours by car and I have already left Paris behind me and crossed two countries here in Europe, can you imagine... :-)

Well, Florida in particular is one of our larger states, from north to south anyway. Gainesville where I am is about 3/4 of the way "up" the peninsula (the Atlantic to our east, the Gulf of Mexico west), in the center of the state, while Miami is down on the southeastern tip.

Compared to most other states (California and Texas being notable exceptions), Florida is about as "long" (north to south) as 2 or 3 more average size states.

[marnold***]

Sorry Krash, I constantly forget about the other dimensions in the States....5 hours by car and I have already left Paris behind me and crossed two countires here in Euorpe, can you imagine... :-)

A couple of guys were talking about that on the Graham Norton show (on BBC/BBC America) about a Bruce Springsteen song where he said he was just going to drive away. They said that you just knew that he was going to drive for hundreds of miles--something that would be impossible in England.

Granted, Krash and I are on opposite ends of the continental U.S., but I'd be just shy of 1,300 miles from where he played. We will be traveling about 1,600 miles this summer when we go out to Utah--and that's not even going from one end of the country to the other!