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We are dancing to these crazy contradictions; every step can take its toll
              Moving to a holy rhythm, a festival of blessed, broken souls

 


   See the Live Dates page for the full  list of scheduled performances.



Sunday, September 19, 2010
2 -3 pm

Chattanooga Market
First Tennessee Pavilion
1829 Carter Street
Chattanooga, TN, 37408
Free admission

Charlsey Etheridge and I will be doing a one-hour (just one?) set at this open-air (yet sheltered) event, with Dave Mohr on guitar (click to see the two in action) and Dave Daugherty on percussion.

Chattanooga Market is a weekly gathering under the large roof of the First Tennessee Pavilion, near Finley Stadium downtown, featuring local craft and food vendors. Theme of the day: "Cast Iron Cooking." You’d think they’d book a heavy metal band...but TOO LATE, suckers! We already got the gig. See www.chattanoogamarket.com  

 

Click to see these two in action.

 

 


 



Friday, October 15, 2010
6 pm - closing (9ish)
With Pat Terry

The Celtic Cup Coffee House
Find it on Facebook
106 North Anderson Street
Tullahoma, TN, 37388
Phone: 931-563-7733
Free admission


 

Pat Terry's songs and presentation are sometimes quirky, sometimes poignant, but always compelling.  He is one of my musical heroes from way back, and I am far from alone in that. 

He is well known to many from his days in the Pat Terry Group, who were part of the first wave of contemporary Christian music, a.k.a. "Jesus Music," in the 70's.  Some know him for his hard-hitting, hard-rocking solo work from the 80's.   Still others know his work from the liner notes of some very successful artists, as he eventually made a name for himself in the Nashville country market as a songwriter.   His credits include hit songs performed by Sammy Kershaw, Tanya Tucker, Alan Jackson, B.J. Thomas, John Anderson and more. 

Pat's latest work is as good as anything he's ever done, which is saying a LOT.