Despite Homefry's absence, Kevin Kok's presence, and Teacher Jason's beard the show was a success and we owe it all to you. Well . . . OK maybe we deserve some credit too since we are badass and we blew your minds but still - you guys mean a lot.
To those who decided NOT to join us at the Redline: go to hell.
Just kidding. Here's what you missed.
The highlight of the night had to be Spicy Brown who brought her A-game and just about melted everyone's heart with her beautiful voice. But she wasn't the only one who stepped up. Our new friend Dee who met the band on Friday at the Beveridge Place at the Morgan Junction brought it as well. We told him about the show, he came out for it, and looked like he had a good time on the dance floor too. Way to go, Dee.
The Borogoves we're great and have really come along way since their first show at the Skylark back in May. They brought a great crowd and stuck around to the end of our set, which we always appreciate. Those are some of the nicest guys we've ever done a show with.
Legal Lies held it down with their groovy reggae rock. They, too, brought a great crowd including their mascot, Clate, who I'd like to personally thank for the Irish car/jaeger bombs after the show.
If you missed August's edition of the West Seattle Pleasure Club at the Redline, fear not for there will be a brand new episode in September. Yup, we've gone into syndication and the Redline is the station. Thanks to those who make it possible, especially: Scott, Greg, and Bobby at the Redline for hosting us and serving drinks. All of our friends, fans, and opening bands. Start adding to that piggy bank 'cause we got some goodies on the way for you to buy that will be available at upcoming shows (T-shirts, demos, etc.).
Stay tuned . . .
-Sweet Pete
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