Anyone win tickets to Stone bartending?

Ukuleddie Vegger
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  • ZoSoTim
    ZoSoTim Posts: 1,409
    Uh what?
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  • Ukuleddie Vegger
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  • Ukuleddie Vegger
    Ukuleddie Vegger Posts: 528
    That was awesome. Thank you to my friend D. for guesting me to this event. I truly appreciate it! I arrived early to fight traffic after work. When I walked to the venue, I looked in the alley and I saw Stone helping Brittany Davis walk with her cane. Such a good dude. I told him how I’ve followed PJ since 10 and that I named my daughter Pearl. He was very friendly and he signed my banjo:) The Peppermint Club is awesome. It looks like 1965 inside and there were probably less than 100 people. The performers were top notch! Tiger cub and Brittany Davis were phenomenal. One of my most memorable parts of the show happened when my buddy left his seat at our table to feed the meter. A minute after he left Stone sat down next to me to watch some of Tigercub. So cool! I thanked him for the event and for the past 30+ years again. Amazing night:)

    https://youtu.be/Ey7AYOI4DT4?feature=shared


  • CROJAM95
    CROJAM95 NEW YORK Posts: 11,366
    Ukuleddie Vegger said:
    That was awesome. Thank you to my friend D. for guesting me to this event. I truly appreciate it! I arrived early to fight traffic after work. When I walked to the venue, I looked in the alley and I saw Stone helping Brittany Davis walk with her cane. Such a good dude. I told him how I’ve followed PJ since 10 and that I named my daughter Pearl. He was very friendly and he signed my banjo:) The Peppermint Club is awesome. It looks like 1965 inside and there were probably less than 100 people. The performers were top notch! Tiger cub and Brittany Davis were phenomenal. One of my most memorable parts of the show happened when my buddy left his seat at our table to feed the meter. A minute after he left Stone sat down next to me to watch some of Tigercub. So cool! I thanked him for the event and for the past 30+ years again. Amazing night:)

    https://youtu.be/Ey7AYOI4DT4?feature=shared


    Did he let ya listen to 1st single off new album to see what ya think😊

    sounds like a great time… Stone does great job helping acts get some traction 
  • Loujoe
    Loujoe Posts: 12,387
    Sounds surreal. Very cool. 
  • Marieow
    Marieow San Francisco Posts: 114
    I entered the contest that was just for CA ten club members. I live in the Bay so I couldn't go unless I won. I saw these bands last night in Albany (outside of Berkeley) and they were killer! I hope they get a chance to open for Pearl Jam! 
  • Ukuleddie Vegger
    Ukuleddie Vegger Posts: 528
    It really was a, “surreal” moment… Definitely check them out! 
  • OfThePearl
    OfThePearl Posts: 1,022
    It really was fun to see Stone cutting it up with 2 of the bands (one song each).
     
    The young group from Wales, James and the Cold Gun, really illustrated the phrase " make a joyfull noise"! Just a huge energy and wild abandon, and they sounded good too!
    "I Am The Highway", with Jonny Polonsky and Zoser was pretty touching, dedicated to CC. Stone played a nice lead.

    Of course Brittany Davis sounded great, such a rich tone to her voice. An ecclectic mix of musicians accompanied her, but the blend was perfect, and I marveled at both the sight and sound of her set. Very impressive.

    Tigercub anchored the night. Solid, exciting, polished with just a tad of attitude. I noted that the bass player took a cue from a move I've seen Stone do years ago with Brad, kneeling in front of his amp to squeeze out some extra expressive sounds.

    Stone did not tend bar, but was gracious and sociable, mixing with the crowd afterward. He and Regan were genuinely pleased to be exposing and supporting the artists on their  revived label. It was also nice to see Jeremy Toback (sometime bass player for Brad) in the crowd.

    Stone is such a quality guy. Can't say that enough. Regan too.
    Very fun night.

  • mfc2006
    mfc2006 HTOWN Posts: 37,491
    Sounds awesome!
    I LOVE MUSIC.
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  • OfThePearl
    OfThePearl Posts: 1,022
    It was!

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