• First House Concert at Rocky’s Run

    Patricia Dee Posted On March 15, 2009
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    Success!

    We just held our first concert at Rocky’s Run. We had a full house of 60+ music enthusiasts listening to T.Edwin Doss accompanied by Paul Bell from the legendary Nighthawks and WAMA-Award Winner Patty Reese. T. Edwin performed original ballads, ranging from heartfelt to thought-provoking, capturing the hearts of the audience with two sets, ending the second set with two ballads accompanied by Patty Reese. The songs were selections from his upcoming disc, “Out on Rocky’s Run”, which can be heard on his website at www.tedwindoss.com.

    We are looking forward to May 17th when Jack Williams will perform with T. Edwin opening for Jack. Rocky’s Run House Concerts plan to host 4-5 shows per year. Great new location.




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