40's Review

The show was fun but I am glad it's over. I have done way too much lately. Working full time, kids, grand kids, rehearsal, I am tired. I decided not to do the musical "Cowgirls." Just didn't feel like spending the time, plus it comes off the week of spring break when we will have the kids. I just didn't feel like taking it all on. I am still doing the Cowboy poetry festival in April and they have asked me to do a new benefit concert they are having at the Casablanca showroom the end of March. I think it is going to be an annual thing. Should be fun they are going to televise it on Channel 9 so should be fun. I need to lose some weight before then. Back to walking and starving. Boo Hiss,

This is Mr. Guiterrez. He is the sweetest little man and blows a mean Saxophone. He played with the 47 th Fleet Orchestra during World War Two and still plays a swinging sax. He played a medley of 40's music and then all the theme songs from the 5 branches of the military. He asked all the veterans to stand when their branch of the military's song was played. I was surprised at how many women stood. It was really touching. He was my favorite part of the whole show. So here is a shout out to Edward Guiterrez, soul man, old school rocker, and a snappy dresser to boot.



Irving Berlin's "White Christmas"