Boots, Baseball and The Pennsylvania Shuffle.

We woke up early on Saturday, and our friends made us a great breakfast. We then did something as a band that we never did before; we went to a little league baseball game. Our friends son was playing right up the road from the show. We all piled in the van and made a day out of it. It was good fun.  The other team never showed up, and Noah joined as part of the parent team (in boots). You can see by this action shot that he really knows how to hustle.

 Jam on the Creek was a great festival hidden in the mountains of central, PA. We played a fun ninety minute set, and got to hang with some new friends including Mark Karan from RatDog. 

We quickly packed up and headed towards Philly to play The Legendary Dobbs. With Chitwood behind the wheel, being on time is of no concern. We made only one stop along the way grabbing a truck parking spot at a truck stop.

Fortunately, the Dobbs staff had reserved parking for us out front. We also used our newly borrowed parking cones (that now live in the trailer) to secure our parking further. These cones work magic in many parking situations. They even confuse parking authorities.

The show at Dobbs was a lot of fun. We all used the backline gear and Chitwood and Kelly played through half stacks. It wasn't exactly the Tele sound Kelly was looking for, but he pulled it off seamlessly. We hung out for a few short minutes afterwards, and hit the road back to Vermont. I took the first shift, and made it up to 87N. They should really pay you to use The Cross Bronx Expressway. Kelly and Chitwood finished the trip out. Another one done well.

Thanks for those that support Waylon Speed. Keep in touch and we will see you all next time. 

Love,

Waylon Speed
6/17/2013