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Hey friends, it’s been awhile since I’ve posted and I’ve got plenty of pics to share. I’ve just been too busy (busy = lazy) to get off my duff and post them. This however was quick and painless, so I thought I’d share this with those of you who may never see this in print (and direct you to their site - for those who feel so led to surf there… ) We made the cover of the July issue of “Hill Country Happenings” magazine, and I’m pretty impressed with the way the photo looks on this cover. Seems like I may have seen this pic before, but I don’t even remember anymore. I believe this photo was taken by our good friend Anna Marie (from right in front of the stage), right after the last chord was played (probably to Buddy Holly’s “Not Fade Away”), at Billy Bob’s in Marne la Valle, just outside of Paris, France. (Congrats Tony and Eva?!) I believe this pic is a couple of years old, but I think it really looks sharp. Thanks to another one of my great friends, Kirk Scott, for mailing me the magazine (otherwise I would never have known about it!)

To check these folks out online, just click on the photo and it will redirect you to their website. Once there, click on the photo to view the magazine in .pdf format. There’s not an interview or an article or anything so much, but there is a small blurb about us playing The House Pasture Restaurant in Concan on July 28th. It’s always flattering to be included in a magazine for any reason, and even cooler when featured on the cover. (Thanks again guys, for the cover photo!) Everybody stop in there and check out the blurb about us towards the bottom of page 3!

Thanks everybody for checking in here, and come back soon - with so many new photos of us all, I’ve got lots more to say and much more for everybody to see from our journeys down the many roads we travel and the myriad dancehalls we’ve played. June was a great month (with 19 dates played), and July and August will be great as well. I’ll be posting some new pics soon in another blog entry for your visual consumption. ‘Til then, hopefully we’ll see you out somewhere, and you can certainly bet that we’ll talk again soon…

- Dodds