Tonight opened with the talented Mr. Ryan Stanberry. Then we heard a delightful long set by the talented Jan Galbraith (guitar, and lovely vocals), and Randy McSpadden (guitar, and your vocals are nice too, Randy, but let's face it, Jan, well....), nicely complimented by acoustic stage regular wind instrumentalist Dan Maloney, We were treated to a short acoustic set by Ryan Williams, joined in some songs by Zeb Dudley. Closing the evening, we heard a short set by, second time on our stage, guitarist and singer-songwriter James Maples, from the great state of Georgia, with an original moving song of his own about a returning Nam vet, and a good old gospel cover..(James is uncle to sometime us75.com/ associate Ben Dixon, and son-in-law of too-infrequent Acoustic Stage bassist George Downs.)

This evening we heard from Trician & Maggie, and our regulars Allan Cowell, Trish Williams, Jo Ann Smith, Galen Brown, and a special appearance by mandolinist Jim Harris. We heard the lovely Jan Galbrath with Randy McSpaddan, and closing out the evening was Dogs for Our Town & Friends

After getting started late tonight, we heard from the delightful Scott Taylor, then for the first time on our stage the guitar and vocals of Jenny Campbell, accompanied by regulars Allan Cowell and Galen Brown. Then, also first time on our stage, Andy Dossett played and sang. Majic closed out the evening.

Tonight we enjoyed the talents of birthday girl Nancy Farrel on pennywhistle, Norman Farrel on guitar, joined by Dan Maloney on pennywhistle, with some nice whistle harmonies there. Dan followed this with a few solo tunes. Closing the night, we heard a short set from Andy Dossett and Ben Dixon. (We got started late, we were understaffed, things were hectic, and we managed not to record anything, alas.)