2010 Turkey Emergency Numbers

36 smart people got their tickets to the 2010 Big Texas Blues Live Thanksgiving Show inside the KNON studios tomorrow, so the show is officially SOLD OUT!!

For those of you who will be listening on the airwaves and over the Internet, here is the live music schedule for tomorrows show:

9:20 - 9:40 - The Texas Country Blues Preacher, KM Williams
10:20 - 10:40 - Aaron Burton
11:20 - 11:40 - KNON's own Gregg A Smith and JMAC

Because I realize I talk kind of fast when I'm excited, I'm listing here some of the emergency contact info I'll be giving on the show and that you might need if you have your own Turkey Emergency.

-- Crisco Pie Hotline: (877) 367-7438
-- Butterball Turkey Talk-Line: (800) BUTTERBALL or http://www.butterball.com
-- Empire Kosher poultry customer hot line: (717) 436-7055 or http://www.empirekosher.com/index.htm
-- Fleischmann's Yeast Baker's Help Line: (800) 777-4959 or http://www.breadworld.com/help.aspx
-- Foster Farms Turkey Helpline: (800) 255-7227 or http://www.fosterfarms.com/cooking/index.asp
-- General Mills: (800) 248-7310
-- King Arthur Flour Co.'s Bakers Hotline: (802) 649-3717 or e-mail questions to bakers(at)kingarthurflour.com
-- Nestle Toll House Baking Information Line: (800) 637-8537 or http://verybestbaking.com
-- Ocean Spray consumer help line: (800) 662-3263 or http://www.oceanspray.com
-- Perdue consumer help line: (800) 4PERDUE or http://www.perdue.com/tips/index.html
-- Reynolds Turkey Tips Hotline (800) 745-4000 or http://www.reynoldspkg.com/reynoldskitchens/en/product--how--to.asp
-- U.S. Department of Agriculture Meat and Poultry Hotline: (888) 674-6854 or http://www.fsis.usda.gov/Food--Safety--Education/index.asp
---Martha Stewart Thanksgiving Hotline 866-675-6675 www.marthastewart.com (with advice from Emeril Lagasse,Rick Bayless, Wolfgang Puck and Alton Brown )
--- www.FoodNetwork.com (with advice from Bobby Flay and Paula Deen)

Bon Appetit Blues Lovers!

SOLD OUT!!! BIG TEXAS BLUES LIVE THANKSGIVING BROADCAST!!

SHOW IS SOLD OUT!!!

TUNE IN AND LISTEN TO ALL THE FUN

STARTING AT 9AM!

JOE JONAS BENEFIT DETAILS

THIS SATURDAY NIGHT!!!!

The Joe Jonas Benefit Concert

November 6, 2010The Lakewood Theater

A Night of Love and Music For Joe Jonas

Doors Open at 5:30, Music starts at 6:00

8 Hours of Non-Stop Musicwith auctions and

give-a-ways to raise funds to help Joe Jonas in his time of need

Starring;

Anson Funderburgh(Multi Handy Award Winner)

Howard Scott(Multi Platinum Albums: Low Rider, Cisco Kid, Why Can’t We Be Friends….)

Zac Harmon(IBC Winner, Handy Award Winner)

The Silvertones (4 Time Winner Dallas Observer”Best Blues Band “,IBC Nominee)

Jimmy”Preacher”EllisOklahoma Blues Hall of Fame,

Also Appearing;

Hash Brown

Dallas Blues Diva Revue (Blue Lisa, Andrea Dawson,

Miss Marcy, Jackie Don Loe, Tone Sommers)

“Big”George Brock,Jr

Cookie McGee

Kenny Traylor

The Briefcase Blues Band

Shhh. Can you keep a secret?....

Kerrie LePai is hosting a surprise birthday party for Hole in The Wall icon Myra (aka The Voodoo Woman) from 8pm to midnight this Wednesday, September 29th at Tucker's Bues in Deep Ellum. (If you haven't been to Tucker's, it's in the original Blue Cat Blues space on Commerce in Deep Ellum).

Pot luck spread, so bring your favorite dish, no cover, all star heavy hitters jam. Pass it on, but remember, we're trying to get as many people there as possible without Myra finding out, so shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!

20 Years Ago Today - Stevie Ray Vaughan

Alpine valley in the middle of the night

Six strings down on the heaven-bound flight

Got a pick, a strap, guitar on his back

Ain’t gonna cut the angels no slack

Heaven done called

Another blues-stringer back home

I must be the only person in Dallas who didn't know him personally (or maybe just one of the few honest enough to admit it.) Still, I had known and loved his music when I was a rocker, and after his death, when I read the books written about him, it was he who led me to Lou Ann Barton. That was how I entered this wonderful world of Blues. Thanks Stevie.

Strangely enough, the night of the 10th Anniversary, I was at one of Lou Ann's shows. Although I have been very lucky to have had many, many conversations with Lou Ann, she never mentioned Stevie's death - too painful, too personal I would imagine. But that night, on stage, she told us it had been 10 years ago that evening and how much she still missed him. Then she, Derek O'Brien and the rest of the band jumped into a tribute of sorts of the songs she and Stevie had done together. A beautiful, touching moment.

His Mom never liked people talking much about the anniversary - I think she thought it celebrated his death instead of his life. Even so, 20 years (20 years!! Can it really be 20 years?) is a milestone and I did talk about it briefly, respectfully on my show yesterday and played 4 of his songs, because of course, those songs are his legacy, and keep him alive in our hearts.

Buddy Whittington was my guest in the studio. He came in to talk about his new CD "A Bag Full Of Blues" (gotta check out the awesome "Hideaway Medley") Buddy, a native Texas guitar legend himself, and I talked about the anniversary of Stevie's passing. I played Buddy's excellent song "Stevie Rave On". It's one of my all time favorite SRV tributes because although heartfelt, it's upbeat and celebrates the positives of his life. (It's on Buddy's first solo release "Buddy Whittington" - get yourself a copy, the whole CD is stellar.) Buddy commented that when he's in Austin and he can, he makes a point of going by to see the statue and can't help but think "Not bad for a boy from Oak Cliff."

No, not bad at all.

Also, strangely (if you haven't figured out by listening to the stories on the radio show by now, my life is full of sometimes wonderful, sometimes painful strange occurrences) I also happened to be in Austin the day of the unveiling and dedication of the statue. I had read some time before that they were going to put one up, but I had no idea when. Just fate, I guess, that I was there. Sometimes you're just in the right place at the right time. It was one of those big Texas blue sky days, and there was a feeling of love and comfort in the air. It was a day of healing. From what I know about him, I think Stevie would have been happy and proud.

So I think the fitting way to end this is with his own words. Most of us heard this song for the first time on the evening news because it got it's first public playing at his funeral here in Dallas at Laureland. I still think of it as the funeral song because of that, which is a shame, because when you listen to it, it's such a song of hope and looking forward to the future. And it is a reminder to us all that time is indeed ticking away. That is why I end my show every week by saying "Take care of yourselves, and take care of each other." You never know when the clock is going to stop for you or someone you love.

On August 27, 1990, Texas lost a true champion of the blues. But through the songs he left us, Stevie Rave On indeed!

"Tick Tock"

One night while sleeping in my bed I had a beautiful dream

That all the people of the world got together on the same wavelength

And began helping one another

Now in this dream universal love was the theme of the day

Peace and understanding and it happened this way

The sick, the hungry, had smiles on their faces

The tired and the homeless had family all around

The streets and the cities were all beautiful places

And the walls came tumblin' down

People of the world all had it together

Had it together for the boys and the girls

And the children of the world look forward to a future

Remember Tick tock, tick tock, tick tock people

Time's tickin' away

Tick tock, tick tock, tick tock people

Time's tickin' away

I had a vision of blue skies from sea to shining sea

All the trees in the forest stood strong and tall again

Everything was clean and pretty and safe for you and me

The worst of enemies became the best of friends

People of the world all had it together

Had it together for the boys and the girls

And the children of the world look forward to a future

Remember Tick tock, tick tock, tick tock people

Time's tickin' away

Tick tock, tick tock, tick tock people

Time's tickin' away

Remember that, remember that Remember that, remember that

People of the world all had it together

Had it together for the boys and the girls

And the children of the world look forward to a future

Remember Tick tock, tick tock, tick tock people

Time's tickin' away

Remeber that Tick tock, tick tock, tick tock people

Time's tickin' away

KNON BLUES BOOGIE BENEFIT IN FT WORTH!!

Saturday night I'll be heading West to the Key's Lounge to host the KNON BLUES BOOGIE BENEFIT!! I love Fort Worth - the Blues Fans are passionate and there must be something in the municipal water supply because the place has spawned and nurtured some of the most fabulous Blues musicians ever - especially guitar players.

We've got another great line-up for you, a hot Texas evening of even hotter Texas Blues headlined by the one and only Anson Funderburgh!!!! Here's the schedule:

8:00P – 9:30P - BLIND DOG COOLEY
10:00P – 11:00P – JIMMY SLACK
11:15 – 12:15 – MICHAEL LEE
12:30 – 1:30 – ANSON FUNDERBURGH AND FRIENDS

You can get more information and your advance tickets at http://www.knon.org/

There's more info about the Key's Lounge on their web site at http://www.keyslounge.com/

We'll be doing one of our famous KNON raffles, and the Dallas Picnic Company will be selling BBQ Brisket plates for $5. So for a total of the $15 ($10 cover and $5 BBQ), you can have dinner and see a great blues show with all proceeds supporting KNON and our blues programming!

My special guest in the studio tomorrow at 10 am will be Michael Lee, and then Anson Funderburgh will be doing a phone in interview in the 11 o'clock hour, so make sure and set your alarms and tune in, my cheeky little monkeys. (I've really got to start going to bed earlier and stop staying up to watch Craig Ferguson!)

DISCLAIMER: THIS IS NOT ABOUT MY DRUMMER

DISCLAIMER: THIS IS NOT ABOUT MY DRUMMER: My drummer is one of the most wonderful, dependable, honest, all around good men I know.

And neither of my brothers plays drums. But other than that, I'm pretty sure I've played with this nut job. Supposingly this was a real posting on Craigslist. Thanks to Smokin' Joe Kubeck for sharing it with me:

Looking for someone special who would kill my drummer for $100.00. do not fear any negative consequences for this act. any self respecting law enforcement agency would gladly turn the other cheek once they hear this guy "play". I am tired of hearing his 70's style fills put in the wrong spot and ending one half beat early or late depending on how much he's had to drink. I am tired of him standing up behind his drums between songs and ripping his shirt off and flexing his muscles at wedding receptions where we were hired to play Air Supply, carpenters , and ann murray songs because "chicks dig the pecs, dude". I am tired of him showing up 20 minutes late for rehearsals then pouting until someone helps him load in his drums, then taking 30 minutes to set them up and needing a smoke break every 15 minutes, then wanting to leave early because"this chick is so fine, I can't say no, and she knows record people dude, so it's for the band" I am totally done with him calling me up at midnight to play me some damned jazz fusion album from 1981, crying and saying how we shouldn't have sold out to "the man"and asking if I know anyone who can get him some weed knowing full well I smoked twice in 69 and never touched it after that. I am sick of him farting on stage where the drum mics pick it up and thinking this shit is funny. I am tired of kicking off slow ballads at well under 80 bpm only to have them morph into the methamphetimine version of flight of the bumble bee, because that's the tempo he "feels" it at. I am tired of having to carry jumper cables to the gig because "I must have left the dome light on again, dude"instead of admitting his 84 oldsmobile is a worn out piece of crap. I am tired of him asking when he's gonna get a drum solo.. I am tired of paying his tab at restaurants because "that chick must have stole my wallet man, but it was worth it 'cause she was a phreak".. I will not move my amp again so he can put another new cymbal on the stage, because "when we learn some fusion i'll need this sound".........please somebody kill this motherfucker. i can't do it because he's my brother and mom would be so pissed off even though she thinks the band would probably sound better too. besides, if you are good at killing drummers, you could probably make a lot of money in this town.

PS - Don't think I don't know there are a BUNCH of great (and probably accurate) female lead singer jokes out there. After 27 years, I might have heard them all. My favorite? How do you know you're female lead singer is at the door? She has forgotten her key and doesn't know when to come in.

Oh, yeah. Hardy, har,har. At least I don't fart into drum mics.

In the Beginning...The Natural Order of Musical Instruments

I am extrodinarily blessed to play with some top notched bass players these days. They, as well as all REAL Bass Players will laugh at this. Frustrated guitar players masquerading as bass players will be ticked off. As it should be. Have a nice day.

In the Beginning...

"The Natural Order of Musical Instruments"

In the beginning there was a bass. It was a Fender, probably a Precision, but it could have been a Jazz - nobody knows. Anyway, it was very old ... definitely pre-C.B.S. And God looked down upon it and saw that it was good. He saw that it was very good in fact, and couldn't be improved on at all (though men would later try). And so He let it be and He created a man to play the bass. And lo the man looked upon the bass, which was a beautiful 'sunburst' red, and he loved it. He played upon the open E string and the note rang through the earth and reverberated throughout the firmaments (thus reverb came to be). And it was good.

And God heard that it was good and He smiled at his handiwork. Then in the course of time, the man came to slap upon the bass. And lo it was funky. And God heard this funkiness and He said, "Go man, go." And it was good. And more time passed, and, having little else to do, the man came to practice upon the bass. And lo, the man came to have upon him a great set of chops. And he did play faster and faster until the notes rippled like a breeze through the heavens. And God heard this sound which sounded something like the wind, which He had created earlier. It also sounded something like the movement of furniture, which He hadn't even created yet, and He was not so pleased.

And He spoke to the man, saying, "Don't do that!" Now the man heard the voice of God, but he was so excited about his new ability that he slapped upon the bass a blizzard of funky notes. And the heavens shook with the sound, and the Angels ran about in confusion. (Some of the Angels started to dance, but that's another story.) And God heard this, how could He miss it. And lo He became bugged. And He spoke to the man, and He said, "Listen man, if I wanted Jimi Hendrix I would have created the guitar. Stick to the bass parts."

And the man heard the voice of God, and he knew not to mess with it. But now he had upon him a passion for playing fast and high. The man took the frets off of the bass which God had created. And the man did slide his fingers upon the fretless fingerboard and play melodies high upon the neck. And, in his excitement, the man did forget the commandment of the Lord, and he played a frenzy of high melodies and blindingly fast licks. And the heavens rocked with the assault and the earth shook, rattled and rolled. Now God's wrath was great. And His voice was thunder as He spoke to the man. And He said, "O.K. for you, pal. You have not heeded My word. Lo, I shall
create a soprano saxophone and it shall play higher than you can even think of." "And from out of the chaos I shall bring forth the drums. And they shall play so many notes thine head shall ache, and I shall make you to always stand next to the drummer." "You think you're loud? I shall create a stack of Marshall guitar amps to make thine ears bleed. And I shall send down upon the earth other instruments, and lo, they shall all be able to play higher and faster than the bass."

"And for all the days of man, your curse shall be this; that all the other musicians shall look to you, the bass player, for the low notes. And if you play too high or fast all the other musicians shall say "Wow" but really they shall hate it. And they shall tell you you're ready for your solo
career, and find other bass players for their bands. And for all your days if you want to play your fancy licks you shall have to sneak them in like a thief in the night." "And if you finally do get to play a solo, everyone shall leave the bandstand and go to the bar for a drink." And it was so.

Thus endeth the lesson for the day.

Amen.

Update on Joe Jonas

As promised, here is the information on Joe Jonas and his condition since having a stroke on 8/2.
He was initially released from the hospital after several days and taken to a rehabilitation center, but after complaining of chest pains, he was moved back to the hospital. All tests looked good (including an EKG), so on 8/12 they moved him back to rehab.

Today I received this e-mail from T-Wayne, keyboardist for The Silvertones, who have been gigging with Joe:

Hello all......We went to visit Joe Jonas in the rehab hospital last night. He was sleeping, but the nurse was coming in for a medical treatment. She woke him up, so we visited for a few minutes.He is looking some what better, getting some rest and eating well. He is very alert (when he is awake, LOL) and likes the company as long as you don't stay too long, he tires quickly.Cards, letters and pictures are welcome.I've been asked about a benefit by several people, and yes there is one in the planning stages. I will try to keep everyone posted on the plans as soon as the date and venue are set. For now, donations of items for an auction and monetary contributions are being accepted through Joe's management and record label (Whale Records). This information and more are being posted on "Joe Jonas Benefit" face book page. More info to come! And, of course, your positive thoughts and prayers are welcome and needed for a speedy recovery! Thanks to all. It is going to be a long road ahead of us - T. Wayne

More information is available on Facebook under Joe Jonas Benefit, including the following: Please contact his granddaughter, Terrie, to schedule a visit w/Joe 817-323-4140.

I share this information with the expectation that everyone reading it will be respectful and appropriate about trying to visit and/or contact Joe. I think what he really needs right now, in addition to your prayers and well wishes is rest and recovery. I would be more than happy to make sure Joe receives your cards, letters and other messages. You can send them to me at: Blue Lisa, PO Box 721384, Dallas, TX 75372 or by e-mail at bluelisablues@aol.com

I will also be sharing information with you about the upcoming Joe Jonas Benefit both on Big Texas Blues and here on the blog, so be sure to check back.

On a personal note, if you are a regular listener to my radio show you know what a huge fan I am of Joe Jonas the Bluesman. But Joe is also a close personal friend, confidant and mentor, and I am devastated by this situation. Many of you have heard me joke that Joe is such a true friend to me that he played both my wedding and my divorce, which is true. However, all kidding aside, he also watched out for me and helped me get through the dark days of my divorce, and gives me wise, loving and, when necessary, brutally honest practical advise about all aspects of my life! It is rare in life that you make a friend who cares about you not for what you can do for them, but just for who you are. Joe is that kind of man. The reason you have not heard me talk about it more on the radio show is quite frankly I can't do it without crying, as I am doing now as I type this. Please be patient - I will share all with you as I can.

DFW AREA REPRESENTED AT 2010 CHICAGO BLUES FESTIVAL

The DFW area was proudly represented last weekend at the Chicago Blues Festival with magnificent appearances on Friday by Big George Brock Jr and on Saturday by Trainreck – our good friends KM Williams and Washboard Jackson.

Check out these links for some video footage from those shows. You'll have to cut and paste - for some reason I can't get the dang things to link automatically, and it's late and I'm tired and have to go to bed now so I can get up to bring you Big Texas Blues in the morning.

The Amazing Trainreck (KM Williams & Washboard Jackson) (They appear from 3:46 - 8:02 - a nice little chunk - in this 8 Minute, 10 Second video)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JH4sSD8fknM

Big George Brock, Jr.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPdpIMzvOtw

BLUE LISA & ANDREA DAWSON TO RECORD WITH KM WILLIAMS

Something very cool is going on this weekend.

After his appearance In March of this year with Washboard Jackson (Collectively they are known as Trainreck) at the South by Southwest Festival, KM Williams has been signed to a record deal with Dialtone Records out of Austin.

KM has invited me and Andrea Dawson to sing with him on 3 cuts for the CD. I couldn't be more excited! I am thrilled my friend has this new opportunity to record and reach an even wider audience, and I am honored he has asked me to be a part of it. Andrea and I have worked up harmony parts for the three songs.

We go to the studio this Saturday. Be watching for news of the CD release party, tentatively scheduled for September of this year.

You can find out more about Dialtone Records at: www.dialtonerecords.com

You can learn more about KM Williams at: www.reverbnation.com/kmwilliams

IT'S THIS SATURDAY - THE 1ST KNON FORT WORTH BLUES FESTIVAL!!

The 1st (I hope Annual) KNON Ft. Worth Blues Festival @ The Keys Lounge
Doors open at 6 pm, music starts at 7

7:00- 8:00 JAMES HINKLE

8:15 – 9:15 THE SILVERTONES FEATURING JOE JONAS

9:30 – 10:30 BUDDY WHITTINGTON

10:45 - 11:45 JJ & THE DETONATORS

MIDNIGHT – TIL THEY KICK US OUT -

BLUE LISA’S BIG TEXAS BLUES REVUE STARRING

ANDREA DAWSON

JACKIE DON LOE

MISS MARCY

TONE SOMMERS

W/HOST BAND JJ & THE DETONATORS

Tickets $15 at the door day of the show, but get them in advance for only $10 at www.KNON.org, At the Keys Lounge in Ft Worth, Record Town in Ft. Worth, and Forever Young Records in Grand Prairie.

1ST EVER KNON FT WORTH BLUES FESTIVAL!

Over the 10+ years I have had the pleasure of hosting BIG TEXAS BLUES, loyal KNON listeners from Ft. Worth have repeatedly asked me "Why do you do all your blues benefits in Dallas? When are you going to do one in Ft. Worth?" Well, after a couple of years of trying to work that out, it's finally going to happen - Saturday, March 13th I'll be hosting the the 1st KNON Ft. Worth Blues Fest. I've assembled a killer line up - just see the poster! (Thanks Colleen - awesome job on the poster!) There's some Ft. Worth hometown heros and some Dallas Blueswomen and Bluesmen who don't often play in Ft. Worth. You can get more info and advance tickets at www.KNON.org

Taking the KNON Bluesfest West - and I for one can't wait!! I LOVE Ft. Worth!

LOCAL MUSICIANS LIVE IN THE KNON STUDIOS IN SUPPORT OF THE 11TH ANNUAL KNON BLUESFEST

Here's a list of everyone who will be appearing live in the studio in support of their performances at the KNON 11th Annual Bluesfest, coming up Saturday, January 30 and Sunday, January 31. All evening interviews have been scheduled at 6:30 pm.

Week 1 -
Monday, January 18 - In the studio with JMAC - Perry Jones
Tuesday, January 19 - In the studio with Sonnyboy Mark - Rob Donavan
Wednesday, January 20 - In the studio with Scott - The Wrecking Crew
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 21 - IN THE STUDIO WITH BLUE LISA IN THE 11 O'CLOCK HOUR - TEXAS' FAVORITE TWO MAN BAND, THE TU-TONES
Thursday, January 21 - In the studio with Big Daddy Hal - JJ & The Detonators
Friday Morning - January 22 - On the studio with Gregg A Smith - Big Charles Young
Friday, January 22 - In the studio with Don O - Hash Brown

Week 2 -
Monday, January 18 - In the studio with JMAC - Paul Byrd
Tuesday, January 19 - In the studio with Sonnyboy Mark - Pat Boyack
Wednesday, January 20 - In the studio with Scott - Holland K Smith
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 21 - IN THE STUDIO WITH BLUE LISA IN THE 11 O'CLOCK HOUR - TEXAS GUITAR LEGEND DENNY FREEMAN
Thursday, January 21 - In the studio with Big Daddy Hal - Mike Morgan
Friday Morning - January 22 - On the studio with Gregg A Smith - Lucky & Tamara Peterson
Friday, January 22 - In the studio with Don O - Andrew "Jr Boy" Jones

So tune in both weeks at 89.3 FM or worldwide on the web from the link at www.knon.org, where you can also find out all the details about the KNON 11th Annual Bluesfest.

A LOUSY WAY TO END 2009

Just wanted to share this message from Hash Brown, who had equipment stolen from his van IN HIS OWN BACK YARD on 12/30.

He's taking the zen approach about it - "...happy to be in a new year and a new decade and looking forward to it." , but this kind of stuff really pisses me off. It's not like any of us are getting rich playing the blues. Hell, thanks to the lousy economy and cutbacks in gigs, it's damn near becoming a labor of love - for the love only. Some gutless moron stealing the tools of your trade is high on the scale of evil for me.

Anyway, in case you're out looking for gear and happen across any of his stuff, here's his message:

Friends,

I was the victim of theft of musical equipment taken from my
van parked in my driveway at my home in Dallas, TX(east of White Rock Lake)
(sometime after 1am in the morning 12/30)
Here is a list of equipment taken, any leads or help finding any or
all equipment will be rewarded.

1 FENDER 1965 BLACKFACE DELUXE REISSUE(SN AC082182)
1 D2F COVER FOR REISSUE DELUXE
1 FENDER NOS TWEED LIMITED BLUES JUNIOR(SN B416831)
1 D2F COVER FOR BLUES JUNIOR
1 FENDER HOTROD DEVILLE AMP(SN B265801)
1 TUKI COVER FOR HOTROD DEVILLE
1 MACKIE 808M PA HEAD
1 MARS ROLLING PA CASE FOR MACKIE 808M
1 CARVIN MINI PA AMP AG100 D(SN OD14535)W/COVER
1 SKB 1200 12 SPACE MICROPHONE CASE
3 SHURE SM 58 MICROPHONES W/CABLES
4 PA CABLES
1 1982 TOKAI STRATOCASTER(MAPLE NECK SPRINGY SOUND)
1 LEATHER REUNION BLUES DOUBLE GUITAR GIGBAG(BROWN)
1 FENDER 'MISSISSIPPI SAXOPHONE' TWEED
HARMONICA CASE
6 HOHNER SPECIAL 20 HARMINCAS KEY OF A
1 HOHNER MARINE BAND HARMONICA, KEY OF G
CUSTOMIZED BY WORKING MAN HARPS
1 HOHNER SPECIAL 20 HARMONICA, KEY OF Ab
1 HOHNER SPECIAL 20 HARMONICA, KEY OF Bb
3 HOHNER SPECIAL 20 HARMONICAS, KEY OF C
1 HOHNER SPECIAL 20 HARMONICA, KEY OF Db
2 HOHNER SPECIAL 20 HARMONICAS, KEY OF D
1 HOHNER SPECIAL 20 HARMONICA KEY OF Eb
1 HOHNER MARINE BAND HARMONICA, KEY OF E
1 HOHNER MARINE BAND HARMONICA, KEY OF F
2 HOHNER SPECIAL 20 HARMONICAS, KEY OF LOW F
1 HOHNER SPECIAL 20 HARMONICA, KEY OF LOW D
1 HOHNER SPECIAL 20 HARMONICA, KEY OF LOW C
1 HOHNER SPECIAL 20 HARMONICA, KEY OF LOW E
2 HOHNER MARINE BAND 465 HARMONICAS, KEY OF C
1 HOHNER MEISTERKLASSE HARMONICA, KEY OF A
1 HOHNER MEISTERKLASSE HARMONICA, KEY OF C
1 HOHNER MEISTERKLASSE HARMONICA, KEY OF D
1 HOHNER MEISTERKLASSE HARMONICA, KEY OF E
1 HOHNER MEISTERKLASSE HARMONICA, KEY OF F
1 HOHNER SUPER 64 CHROMATIC HARMONICA
1 HERING CHROMATIC HARMONICA
1 HOHNER 'SCHOOL BOY' HARMONICA, KEY OF C
1 ASTATIC JT-30 MICROPHONE(151) CUSTOMIZED BY
MR. MICROPHONE(CHROME)
1 ROAD CASE BRIEFCASE(BLACK)
FOLLOWING ITEMS INSIDE:
10 SETS GHS MED GAUGE BOOMER STRINGS
50 VARIOUS GHS BOOMER STRINGS
1 SCREWDRIVER AND VARIOUS OTHER TOOLS
VARIOUS OTHER ITEMS.
REWARD OFFERED
THANKS,
BRIAN 214-673-0309
(Hash Brown)

I say we find the perpetrators and beat them senseless with the warped necks from cheap Strat rip-offs. But hey, that's just me.