Comments on: Every Tuesday in November at Grossmans http://www.brokenjoe.com/log/2007/11/05/every-tuesday-in-november-at-grossmans/ An acoustic trio drawing from mostly 1920's folk music styles. Their original songs harken to an era when blues, country and Celtic music were all intertwined. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:34:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By: James Goneaux http://www.brokenjoe.com/log/2007/11/05/every-tuesday-in-november-at-grossmans/#comment-4937 James Goneaux Wed, 23 Jan 2008 23:23:59 +0000 http://www.brokenjoe.com/log/2007/11/05/every-tuesday-in-november-at-grossmans/#comment-4937 Hey Joe! (Actually, I know its a cliche, but I just listened to Roy Buchanan's version...) Nice essays/blog entries/bits...Brings back a few memories, this does. Barely. Not a lot of room to dance at Grossman's when you guys played there. Not that it stopped us from trying. Of course, the less room this white boy had to make a fool of himself on the dance floor, the better. If you guys weren't as good a band, I wouldn't have danced so much. Yeah, something to do with being a funky band, but mostly, because I knew nobody was watching me. BTW, I've just found my Phantoms scrapbook. Probably nothing you don't have several sets of already (posters mostly). Mind if I scan them and put them up on my flickr account? Hey Joe! (Actually, I know its a cliche, but I just listened to Roy Buchanan's version…)

Nice essays/blog entries/bits…Brings back a few memories, this does. Barely.

Not a lot of room to dance at Grossman's when you guys played there. Not that it stopped us from trying. Of course, the less room this white boy had to make a fool of himself on the dance floor, the better. If you guys weren't as good a band, I wouldn't have danced so much. Yeah, something to do with being a funky band, but mostly, because I knew nobody was watching me.

BTW, I've just found my Phantoms scrapbook. Probably nothing you don't have several sets of already (posters mostly). Mind if I scan them and put them up on my flickr account?

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