30th Anniversary Blockbuster Event #3 November 30, 2012

The Laws
As we predicted since their Texas debut in ’04, the widespread demand of The Laws fans for their shows keep them on the road from Australia to Canada to Europe, allowing for only rare returns to Texas. The joy of their performances is contagious and it permeates their original county-folk-bluegrass-blues songs and easy going banter. John is a wizard on guitar and mandolin and he takes the high harmony vocals while Michele provides angelic singing and rhythmic bass.

Jack Williams
It’s music, not blood, which flows through the heart and soul of Jack Williams. Almost every kind of music from folk, blues, pop, jazz, gospel, country, southern rock, and R&B get blessings from Jack’s nimble guitar virtuosity and fluid voice. He is also a storyteller with recollections of the Deep South, his military family childhood, and experiences with legends such as James Dickey, Mickey Newbury, John Lee Hooker, and The Allman Brothers. Come enjoy music spiced by a noteworthy life.

Beth Wood
A lithe voice frames Beth Wood’s thoughtful lyric-packed rhythmic pop-folk songs of romance and of the joys and trials of modern life. Winning the songwriting contests at Kerrville, Wildflower, Sisters, and Rocky Mt Folks Festivals (and her eight fine CDs) provide a hint at why her nationwide legions of fans keep growing. Her latest album The Weather Inside, produced by Billy Crockett, delves deep into Beth’s creative reserves and delivers a strong collection of songs and performances to remember.