Jmoss
Aug-03-2004, 4:42pm
Mandolinians,
I was working on the November 2004 tour or the midwest when I
pulled up the old Randy McNally Software and happened to notice
that if we were to get a show in the Pittsburgh area, and another
in Philadelphia, that we might as well keep going all the way to NY.
Heck, if we could just get a few key gigs we could then tour
the East Coast states. #
There are some venues that have been recommended to us in the past
and I am looking into them, but if there are any new ideas this is the time
and the place to let them be known. #
It would also be very helpful to have Frank's fans call the booking
managers at the venues ahead of us asking if they intended to book
the band. This will help a lot when we phone in to get a booking.
A lot of mandolineers on here who have asked me to bring
the Frank Wakefield Band to the East Coast. This is the chance,
but we will need some help.
Frank wants me to set up group lesson sessions all along the tour path. #
We will probably have Frank teaching mandolin, me fiddle and
Jim Lewin flat picking guitar.
Feel free to contact me at:
FWB_GoEast04@candlewater.com
If one would like to track the progress that we are making
on The Frank Wakefield Band's "GO EAST" Tour, just visit
Frank Wakefield's web site at:
http://www.mossware.com/FrankLesn.html
Thanks for your support!
Jim Moss
The Frank Wakefield Band
PS: this tour will be a great opportunity to hear Frank's
new Bluegrass instrumental "The Old Cat Sneezed".
You are going to like this tune!
Frank Wakefield Band at the Wolf Mountain Bluegrass Festival:
http://www.candlewater.com/wolfmtn2004/
Frank Wakefield Band in Sweden, England and Scotland:
http://www.candlewater.com/WT2004_021/index2.html
I was working on the November 2004 tour or the midwest when I
pulled up the old Randy McNally Software and happened to notice
that if we were to get a show in the Pittsburgh area, and another
in Philadelphia, that we might as well keep going all the way to NY.
Heck, if we could just get a few key gigs we could then tour
the East Coast states. #
There are some venues that have been recommended to us in the past
and I am looking into them, but if there are any new ideas this is the time
and the place to let them be known. #
It would also be very helpful to have Frank's fans call the booking
managers at the venues ahead of us asking if they intended to book
the band. This will help a lot when we phone in to get a booking.
A lot of mandolineers on here who have asked me to bring
the Frank Wakefield Band to the East Coast. This is the chance,
but we will need some help.
Frank wants me to set up group lesson sessions all along the tour path. #
We will probably have Frank teaching mandolin, me fiddle and
Jim Lewin flat picking guitar.
Feel free to contact me at:
FWB_GoEast04@candlewater.com
If one would like to track the progress that we are making
on The Frank Wakefield Band's "GO EAST" Tour, just visit
Frank Wakefield's web site at:
http://www.mossware.com/FrankLesn.html
Thanks for your support!
Jim Moss
The Frank Wakefield Band
PS: this tour will be a great opportunity to hear Frank's
new Bluegrass instrumental "The Old Cat Sneezed".
You are going to like this tune!
Frank Wakefield Band at the Wolf Mountain Bluegrass Festival:
http://www.candlewater.com/wolfmtn2004/
Frank Wakefield Band in Sweden, England and Scotland:
http://www.candlewater.com/WT2004_021/index2.html