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Ok, let's just cut to some of the highlights from last night:
Here's a musical highlight, led by the gentleman pictured below. You have a great voice, James. Please visit the Tin Star jam again! James Campbell Caruso is the Chef Owner of La Boca one of Santa Fe's finest restaurants. Also, nice work on the bass, Tom.
Care for an Absinthe? The Tin Star now has an Absinthe serving system. Vincent Van Gogh's favorite beverage was a definite highlight of the evening.
Fairly early on in the evening, we already had 16 musicians signed up.
Ben worked so hard on organizing the musicians and equipment that he needed to take a break:
A couple of the Santa Fakers hung out all night. Also joining us was another Santa Fe musician, Teri Lynn.
More highlights:
A few of the other musicians who came out last night:
Towards the end of the evening Gordy and his entourage kicked off a bit of late night music in the key of Gb. Or F#; take your pick. You horn players out there understand the pain this key can bring to the brass and woodwind sections. However, here's a slice that goes down fairly smoothly.
All in all, it was a very pleasant evening. See you next time.
--Doug
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