We started our first set at 5pm and some where in there we all sang Happy Birthday to Ken. The crowd was in a festive mood. Parents who brought their children were seen milling around the giant Bounce House. Kids hopping and bopping inside. At some point during our first set break, it started deflating. I don't know why, but all kids were removed from the Bounce House safely thank goodness. Someone must have unplugged it. Or maybe it was done intentionally. I don't really know. Luckily The Oakland Soft-Rock Choir was on stage doing their thing entertaining the masses.
Our second set included all songs form upcoming album "Sideways" and it turned out to be a crowd pleaser. You can always tell by how many people start pulling out their camera and video phones. It makes the band feel appreciated and even more juiced to perform. And everybody got in to it, man. And the women. (pause) Oh bless the women that come see us play. The fine assortment of women dancing was an amazing show in itself. I saw a couple of dudes snappin pics of just them. Don't blame them either. Good times. The sun started setting and I could feel its warmth like a spotlight in the sky as if to say, you have just torn the roof off the suckah. It was good times, I tell ya...
And we can't wait to do it again...soon!
Thank you everybody!
Yours truly
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