• An awesome debut (of sorts)!

    JohnHamhock Posted On February 26, 2010
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    So, last Friday night I played my first solo acoustic gig at the Duvall Tavern in Duvall, Wa. with my good buddy Earl Thunders of Guns of Nevada, and it went off great! It was a lot of fun, the crowd was VERY enthusiastic, and I’m not a name-dropper, but I WILL say that a grammy-award-winning musician of whom I’ve been a fan since I was a wee lad in middle school was there that night and told me my set was awesome; I’m STILL floating.
    My band, Bullitt County, is playing at the Shanty Tavern in Seattle this Saturday with Lost Dogma, a great roots-rock kinda band. And next Saturday (Mar 6th) Ill be doing my solo gig at Skim’ in Seattle. I’ll be opening the show for Olympia, Wa.’s own Rodeo Kill and the ever-rockin’ Guns of Nevada. Hope to see y’all out-n-about!
    -Hamms




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