Long Weekend Jukebox....

Steve JG

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Bros gonna be playing ALL DAMM NITE…..ENJOY!!
Load in around 5 and all the regulars up at the bar yelling out answers to jeopardy (I gave em one blue note). There was all ready a serious buzz working. Bunch of women who were pretty in high school but now spend a little too much time at the bar. By second set full on drunken bar energy. Nothing quite like a bunch of loaded bros deeply and emotionally singing Wonderwall at full voice!
 
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Happy for you too much fun. My big bro has a band + he’s the music worship leader at his church. They are having so much fun
 

Steve JG

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Happy for you too much fun. My big bro has a band + he’s the music worship leader at his church. They are having so much fun
And back out tonight with live band kareoke. We play you sing! Tremendous fun for everyone. People think they know a song, can sing along to radio or even the kareoke machine, but then they get up in front of an actual live playing band……
 
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psuro

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This is a fun little band. Years ago, they opened for U2 at Franklin Field.
 
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MtNittany

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GC and Steve Wariner. Wariner is "Chet Atkins Certified", while Glen and Roy Clark aren't. I've often wondered if Chet felt he couldn't "Certify" someone that was better than him.

 
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