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Man the last two weekends I have hit this little soon to be private club in Louisville. It’s just starting but apparently a guy who used to post “living room concerts” online with local musicians bought a place to start having these shows. No cover, BYOB, and they pass the hat with 100% of the donations going to the artists performing. 1st week I went was a bluegrass band that I basically watched grow up and become a band down at Terrapin hill farm. Last night was a local legend who played old blues and gave us a Peggy O. Dude is a music lover who tells everyone that this is a “listening room” not a concert hall. A place for music lovers to go to listen to music. Just a freakin beautiful spot for live local music with no hassles. He’s been doing this about 8 months, and I’m kinda salty that I’m just now hearing about it because so far it seems Taylor made for me.

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Wow. What an experience. This place was packed. I mean packed. Sold out. Stretched guest lists. The guest had guest. Some people must have snuck in. I mean butts to nuts times 10. We arrived late and spotted a friend from the East Coast up in balcony. We quickly decided to join him. The effort it took to get across the venue floor and to the stairs to the balcony was trying to say the least. I don't like being touched. I don't like being bumped into. I don't smash dance or bump and grind. The stairs weren't any better. Either was the balcony first set really. This was the kind of experience I've admittedly walked away from. I always stay to the Jerry ballad but I was pretty sure I'd be leaving at that point. So glad I stuck around. We ended up dancing right in front of merch for awhile. This spaced really wasn't much better. Some people are amazingly fucking rude. I nearly got shoved over several times into the merchandise. But at this point the music really started to win me over. I found some movement and space during Jack straw. I started to really express myself during Stella. I was becoming one with the music. Slowly letting distraction and irritation slip away. Truckin other one was good but I kind of lost the space to move but continued just feeling the music. Boom eyes. Wake up to find out. I moved back over to Jordan neck of the balcony. I told him we gonna space it out. And that's just what we did. The eyes through China doll was a complete release. That magical feeling we seek when we go to a show. The rest of the show was good too but the China doll was the peak. It was the moment. love is real

Elective Set 1: The Weight > Iko Iko ; Black Throated Wind ; Let Me Sing Your Blues Away ; Friend Of The Devil ; Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues ; Brown Eyed Women ; It's All Over Now ; Gomorrah ; On The Road Again ; The Valley Road Set 2: Cats Under The Stars ; Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Bird Song > New Speedway Boogie > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > drums > Uncle John's Band > Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks) > Death Don't Have No Mercy > One More Saturday Night Encore: Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 ; Quinn the Eskimo (The Mighty Quinn) Show Notes One drummer anything goes. Dino on drums, Rob Koritz on drums for Encore Nice Women R Smarter Sandie! Not sure I've ever seen that one sliced up before...

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I’m gonna say full on boner!!