Tom Dews: Calendar

What a great night! Included in the list was my old buddy, David Morealle, who did his "Missing Baltimore" tune. Ron Goad was behind me on percussion - he is a genius. Todd Walker was there doing sound, but also weighed in with one of his superb songs. Rod Deacey runs a good venue, played a couple of his rousing tunes, did sound, MCing, etc. John Holly read some fine poems, Tomy Wright fired up his orchestra with some memorable pieces, and David LeFluer gave the crowd some great resonator tunes.

This venue is in the Fells Point area of Baltimore.

Piere Pettis put on a great show! he sang most of the songs on his new album, and did lot's of other stuff. Towards the end he had me accompany him on resonator, doing a cover of Hank Williams' "Hey, Good-looking". It was a fun night.

This was a great evening of music - good performances, good crowd, good fellowship.

This was a great show with some fine players, and Jon Carroll topped it off with an absolutely fantastic performance! He was funny, relaxed and showed himself to be the virtuoso writer/singer/pianist we know him to be.

What a wonderful evening - Patricia Cooper's superb celtic harp and vocals, and then to be standing between Henry Cross and Ron Goad - we had the place humming!

This was a great show. Some fine sets, and Ron Goad was terrific as MC and percussionist. I trotted out a brand new song, "All the Mercies". Place was packed.

What a great show! Thanks to Suzanne Ives and Michael Dunkley for hosting it, and Ron Goad for doing such great percussion for everybody.

It was a fine evening of music - some outstanding performances! It was a pleasure to have Ron Goad on percussion during my set.

A fine show - Bob Sima opened it and set the bar high - a fine writer,singer and solid guitarist. The featured folks put on a good show, and it was nice for me to see friends John Bolten, Gina Desimone and Pat Quinn in cameo spots.