Our sponsor (that means they paid for us to have the band and stage): The
Guitar Parlor |
Bob Thena, the Festival organizer, and Roman joke around with the kids |
Telling road stories to the only ones who are interested |
No more joking! Tune up!! |
Professional advice on making mistakes and then faking it! |
Kind Of Blue opens up with Freddie Freeloader
Jake Kisch, bass; Johnny "Numbers" Pawlikawski, drums; Roman,
guitar |
First special guest: Anna Ridolfi, age 11 |
Anna performed "Leave My Little Guitar Alone" |
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Josh Pope, age 10
Josh played "Things I Used To Do" |
celebrity visitor: Wiills Wolf on drums.
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Wills is Todd Wolf's kid. It's obvious talent runs in the family |
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Jake, Colin, Wiills, Roman.
A great day, a great jam! |
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At the last minute I saw an alumni of last year: Will Kiss |
I handed him my guitar to finish off the jam |
I swear I'm not making any of these names up,
and none of them are related!!
Jake Kisch, bass; Colin Wolf, guitar;
Wills Wolf, drums; Will Kiss, guitar |
"Wills" Wolf on drums. He's the son of....somebody almost
famous |
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Bob Thena organized the entire event. He had all the performers autograph
two posters for auction. |
Thank you for your efforts Bob. The rest of you help support LIVE MUSIC |
Tools of the trade: Roman's customized Stratocasters |
Time for glory: All the kids gathered for the press and autographs |
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Left to right: James Reilly, Josh Pope, Colin Wolf, Wills Wolf (seated),
Ben Ricci, John Dantuono, Anna Ridolphi, Matt Roman |
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Two big kids: Roman and Ladell McLin |
Colin sings and leads the band through his arrangement of "Did You
Ever Love A Woman"
