• Jack Williams House Concert

    Patricia Dee Posted On May 31, 2009
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    We had a wonderful house concert with Jack Williams with opener T. Edwin Doss on May 17th! Jack was wonderful and the audience really connected with his performance. He received a standing ovation after thrilling the crowd with his songs and masterful guitar work.

    T. Edwin also performed an opening set that entertained the crowd. For those of you not familiar with T. Edwin’s style, visit www.TEdwinDoss.com to check out his extraordinary songwriting and thoughtful lyrics. His upcoming CD titled Out On Rocky’s Run will be available in June.

    Looking forward to our next concert with Amy Speace! Date to be announced soon!

    Our final show for the year will be Wil Maring & Robert Bowlin on November 1st. Check out their websites.




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