Pat the Wiz...
...preserving the magic
Athens Redux
The Michael Guthrie Band was one of the best-presented and professional music efforts that ever took the stage of the 40 Watt Club. They earned my respect early on in our interaction and it was always a treat for me when they came to our place to play. This excerpt was created in April of 1988 at the Watt on Clayton. We hope you enjoy.
We wish to thank Tom English for his dedication to locating and downloading our music files from the old website. Without his help, we very likely would have lost 5 years of music files.
Thank you, Tom for your tenacity in taking on the tedious task, and helping us to "preserve the magic".
Pat & Jean Biddle
Shared on June 17, 2022
I cannot brook things that don’t work as intended, and after being subjected to cyber harassment for a few minutes I am usually ready to go to war with the offending party.
Such was the situation last week, when I encountered a “failure to communicate” with my software. It took a long while, but I finally persevered and we are ready to resume our weekly feature, Athens Redux. Speaking of redux, that’s exactly what I had to do battle with until there wasn’t enough time to complete the task at hand. Veni, vidi, vici.
We hope you enjoy a musical interlude with our choice this week, the New Invincibles.
Athens Redux
The Black Crowes were known initially as Mister Crowe's Garden but by the time of this show they had changed the name. Their reputation requires no introduction. Sorry for the poor tape quality, this was one of those "any port in a storm" occasions.
We wish to thank Tom English for his dedication to locating and downloading our music files from the old website. Without his help, we very likely would have lost 5 years of music files.
Thank you, Tom for your tenacity in taking on the tedious task, and helping us to "preserve the magic".
Pat & Jean Biddle
Shared on June 17, 2022
I cannot brook things that don’t work as intended, and after being subjected to cyber harassment for a few minutes I am usually ready to go to war with the offending party.
Such was the situation last week, when I encountered a “failure to communicate” with my software. It took a long while, but I finally persevered and we are ready to resume our weekly feature, Athens Redux. Speaking of redux, that’s exactly what I had to do battle with until there wasn’t enough time to complete the task at hand. Veni, vidi, vici.
We hope you enjoy a musical interlude with our choice this week, the New Invincibles.
Athens Redux
The Black Crowes were known initially as Mister Crowe's Garden but by the time of this show they had changed the name. Their reputation requires no introduction. Sorry for the poor tape quality, this was one of those "any port in a storm" occasions.
We wish to thank Tom English for his dedication to locating and downloading our music files from the old website. Without his help, we very likely would have lost 5 years of music files.
Thank you, Tom for your tenacity in taking on the tedious task, and helping us to "preserve the magic".
Pat & Jean Biddle
Shared on June 17, 2022
I cannot brook things that don’t work as intended, and after being subjected to cyber harassment for a few minutes I am usually ready to go to war with the offending party.
Such was the situation last week, when I encountered a “failure to communicate” with my software. It took a long while, but I finally persevered and we are ready to resume our weekly feature, Athens Redux. Speaking of redux, that’s exactly what I had to do battle with until there wasn’t enough time to complete the task at hand. Veni, vidi, vici.
We hope you enjoy a musical interlude with our choice this week, the New Invincibles.
Athens Redux
It reached the point that it was like pullin' teeth, but I think I may have a victory in my Battle of the German Software. I'm going to try holding my breath as a white witchcraft tool just in case! Let's see if we can enjoy a serenade from the Michael Guthrie band!
We wish to thank Tom English for his dedication to locating and downloading our music files from the old website. Without his help, we very likely would have lost 5 years of music files.
Thank you, Tom for your tenacity in taking on the tedious task, and helping us to "preserve the magic".
Pat & Jean Biddle
Shared on June 17, 2022
I cannot brook things that don’t work as intended, and after being subjected to cyber harassment for a few minutes I am usually ready to go to war with the offending party.
Such was the situation last week, when I encountered a “failure to communicate” with my software. It took a long while, but I finally persevered and we are ready to resume our weekly feature, Athens Redux. Speaking of redux, that’s exactly what I had to do battle with until there wasn’t enough time to complete the task at hand. Veni, vidi, vici.
We hope you enjoy a musical interlude with our choice this week, the New Invincibles.
Athens Redux
It reached the point that it was like pullin' teeth, but I think I may have a victory in my Battle of the German Software. I'm going to try holding my breath as a white witchcraft tool just in case! Let's see if we can enjoy a serenade from the Michael Guthrie band!
We wish to thank Tom English for his dedication to locating and downloading our music files from the old website. Without his help, we very likely would have lost 5 years of music files.
Thank you, Tom for your tenacity in taking on the tedious task, and helping us to "preserve the magic".
Pat & Jean Biddle
Shared on June 17, 2022
I cannot brook things that don’t work as intended, and after being subjected to cyber harassment for a few minutes I am usually ready to go to war with the offending party.
Such was the situation last week, when I encountered a “failure to communicate” with my software. It took a long while, but I finally persevered and we are ready to resume our weekly feature, Athens Redux. Speaking of redux, that’s exactly what I had to do battle with until there wasn’t enough time to complete the task at hand. Veni, vidi, vici.
We hope you enjoy a musical interlude with our choice this week, the New Invincibles.
Athens Redux
I've been holding this clip in readiness for an upcoming show at the 40 Watt next week. The Squalls were one of the pillars that held up the Watt throughout most of the 1980's and they were a personal favorite when they came to play our place. This show dates from around 1988, which means it contains some songs that likely weren't heard by some of their most loyal fans, we hope you'll enjoy them!
Let's say hello to a good band from Kentucky. That's right, Government Cheese is our featured band this week, and their version of Bluegrass Rock is just the ticket to kick off a rockin' weekend!
We wish to thank Tom English for his dedication to locating and downloading our music files from the old website. Without his help, we very likely would have lost 5 years of music files.
Thank you, Tom for your tenacity in taking on the tedious task, and helping us to "preserve the magic".
Pat & Jean Biddle
Shared on June 17, 2022
I cannot brook things that don’t work as intended, and after being subjected to cyber harassment for a few minutes I am usually ready to go to war with the offending party.
Such was the situation last week, when I encountered a “failure to communicate” with my software. It took a long while, but I finally persevered and we are ready to resume our weekly feature, Athens Redux. Speaking of redux, that’s exactly what I had to do battle with until there wasn’t enough time to complete the task at hand. Veni, vidi, vici.
We hope you enjoy a musical interlude with our choice this week, the New Invincibles.