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jwghFun show last night (am I getting repetitive?), despite a couple of technical glitch (the most serious being that the battery in my guitar's pickup died towards the end of the second set). A few knitters showed up and brought friends, which was very nice, and some of them stuck it out until the bitter end, which is impressive for a weeknight. One of ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
crazyanimallady's friends, Jess, asked us for our autographs at the end of the evening.
Between the first and second sets, Chris informed me that the Providence Journal music critic had just walked in. I wasn't entirely sure that I was glad Chris told me this, but I did decide to change the three songs that I was going to do by myself at the beginning of the set; whereas previously I had been thinking 'Now here's a song I haven't done for a while' I instead decided to do the songs that I think I actually do pretty well: 'Leavin' Home' (which is Charlie Poole's take on 'Frankie and Johnny', although I've never heard Charlie Poole's version -- this is another song I learned from my father), 'That'll Never Happen No More', and 'Hybrid Car'.
The ProJo guy was probably just there for a beer, but he was there for the whole of the second set, so he got an earful of us anyway.
Sometime today I have to remember to get the piano out of my car.
crazyanimallady's friends, Jess, asked us for our autographs at the end of the evening.Between the first and second sets, Chris informed me that the Providence Journal music critic had just walked in. I wasn't entirely sure that I was glad Chris told me this, but I did decide to change the three songs that I was going to do by myself at the beginning of the set; whereas previously I had been thinking 'Now here's a song I haven't done for a while' I instead decided to do the songs that I think I actually do pretty well: 'Leavin' Home' (which is Charlie Poole's take on 'Frankie and Johnny', although I've never heard Charlie Poole's version -- this is another song I learned from my father), 'That'll Never Happen No More', and 'Hybrid Car'.
The ProJo guy was probably just there for a beer, but he was there for the whole of the second set, so he got an earful of us anyway.
Sometime today I have to remember to get the piano out of my car.
