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It’s All About to Start in Yakima
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METHenyaddicted
Sep 16 2011 at 10:50 AM
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There’s a charming western town 20 km south of Yakima called Toppenish that is chalk full of 73 high-quality western wall murals that I recommend visiting. I could just imagine a guitar pulled out on one of those wooden stoops, a’strumm’n ’Facing West’. Hope to hear some comments about the tour from Washington state. |
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hman01
Sep 19 2011 at 1:55 PM
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Yakima? Do they still have those big brown hills or mounds all over the place?
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Murph
Sep 18 2011 at 10:41 PM
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Oh...man, I’m getting excited for the show in Santa Monica. Please keep the reviews coming!
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sandy98052
Sep 18 2011 at 2:13 PM
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I really enjoyed the show in
Yakima last night!! I was so
happy that Pat and Larry played
some of his old classics along
with some new songs. I’m seeing
them again at Jazz Alley on
Tuesday, and can’t wait!!
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brucehem
Sep 18 2011 at 1:02 PM
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Two killer shows in Yakima last night--Nice variety of material and Pat used a lot of different guitars, including the Pikasso in the first set.
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-m
Sep 16 2011 at 10:54 PM
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Oh yes Sunday in Bham. Fifth row center section, among the best seats in the house...fact. Then both gigs in Seattle, up in the loft - IMO best seats in the house. Assuming of course, I don’t die of anticipation...;-)
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Pete_Vancouver
Sep 16 2011 at 2:25 PM
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A’hm a heddin dahn thar fer the show y’awl . got me my vury best duds ’n hand-tooled cowboy boots , just to get feelin all awe-thentic . usually make a side-trip to Mt St Helens area for a volcano-burger - they sprinkle pepper on the cheese to simulate an ash-laden eruption ! In fact eating the damn thing is all you need to experience a genuine (gastro-intestinal) eruption , or eruction . Hope the show makes the earth move for us .
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