Bob Fjeldsted
Bob Fjeldsted Guitar and vocals, Kenny Dunagan Bass and vocals, Hayden Bramlett Fiddle and vocals, Cousin Ronnie Shipman, drums and vocals, Johnnie Buffington Steel Guitar.
Western Swing and Calassic Honkeytonk Dance music.
It's everywhere
To diversify the event, our type of music was not represented.
Interacting with the audience/dancers. No, but we can't hardly wait. Introducing Young people to old Music.
Perhaps. Meeting a booking agent.
A HISTORIC ALBUM OF SONG BY THE PEOPLE THAT HAVE THEIR PICTURE ON THe wall at cains and a Gospel album.
Black crows and the RoundUpBoys.
Yes Befor and after our show at Caz's Chow House, Main and Brady.
I woke in the night, spoke it into a hand held recorder, went back to sleep and in the morning I transcribed it and only changed three words.
to find themselves up and dancing , floor and or tables.
The demographic will be more diverse, the average age will be lower, but these are the people we want to attract to our dances. We have seen an increase in attendence by younger people at the Bob Wills Birthday Bash at Cains Ballroom in recent years, and we would like to see that continue.
Playing more regionally at Western Swing Fests and the Texas Dance hall circuit.
We are very fortunate, our Fans are very loyal and the travel to were ever we are playing.
Reduce clothing and drink plenty of fluids and always wear a hat.
Cousin Ronnie isn't my cousin and Judge Kenny Dunagan isn't really a Judge.
I don't Know the answer, but the most puzzling question is, Why did they build the Alamo right down town in San Antonio?