St-Patty's Day in Ottawa

[jonyak]

hey great show, glad I finally got to see this band..

it was also nice meeting a few people off the board which I had not met yet, or didn't remember meeting.

[Dr. J]

Nice to see everyone last night.

Glad you made it back in time, Phorbesie. Great meeting you Mattm.

Evening may have been a little shorter and the break a little longer by Spades' standards, but given the week the band had (they buried their good friend Matty Street - Winchester's brother - on Wednesday) and the fact that Winchester wasn't feeling well, it was understandable.

Good times. A gutsy performance.

[phorbesie]

oh man.

(((HUGS))) and condolences to winchester, and the spades.

thanks so much for playing the show for us during such a rough time.

looking forward to the next time, as always.

[ollie]

That's really sad news to hear, Dr. J. My condolences to the band and a hearty thank you for going on with the show.

[Dr. J]

Thanks folks.

Thanks also to bradm for solving the following.

There was a point in a song Fri. night when James began to sing the lyrics of another song. I didn't know when it was or what the other lyrics were, but knew I heard it. It was bradm (my computer is soundless) who discovered that in the song, Burning on Fumes, you can hear part of a Hank Williams lyric.

There also was a song that ended with the repetition of "That's the kind of week we've had."

Don't know which one. I'll have to find out.

As always, a big tip of the hat to bradm and all who tape live music for us.

Thanks for all of your hard work!