• Does your palette long for more Cheese?

    Franne Jennings Posted On May 22, 2012
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    I have some to serve.

    Early this Spring beloved drummer for the Toxic Shocks past away, John Boland.  Friends have organized a benefit. Leading the way to perform is Bowling Green, KY’s Government Cheese, along with East Nashville’s Ned Van Go, Louisville’s John Baxter and the Bottom Feeders, and some other pretty awesome performers.  If anyone is interested in assisting or donating please contact us….here.  John left behind his wife and triplets…and some friends that will miss him.

    Here’s a serving of  Cheese:

    All you Tommy Womack fans here at No Depression did you recognize him?

    Hey Nashville here’s one from your ‘bastard sons’.




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