Re: Something to do in the Chama depot
| December 15, 2011 01:27AM |
Hank, you are going back into history now. In the 1970's there used to be a CSO with a jug player. I played trumpet, Clovis Butterworth played gutbucket, Nancy Butterworth played clarinet, Cliff Palmer played piano, Marie Donaldson played washboard and spoons, and Bob Porter played jug! We occasionally played down at the High Country for drinks. 
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