Trip to Tennessee
Sunday, November 06, 2005
Road Trippin' in Charles
Paris to
Well, let me start by saying that it's a little longer a drive then I had expected. As I mentioned in the previous blog we were heading to
Dr. Jacob Hooker was kind enough to “truck up” and drive us all the way there with O’Neal taking the helm on the way back, so I just lucked out hogging the whole ass end of the van all to myself. The hangover that a gig at L&W in Grapevine produces is sometimes monumental in it's magnitude.
We arrived and met up at the visitor’s center there on the
Jerry Lee Lewis, and even long down the road such people as Billy Bob Thornton and U2. They wouldn’t let us unload our shit and lay down a few tracks so I just decided to drop $20 on a souvenir t-shirt and then split.
We drop into the downtown area and find a parking lot next to an Irish Pub. We walk in and the place looks really cool, authentic from how I remember them be
ing when I lived in
Well, that’s the trip in a nut shell. Thanks again for the loaner on the guitar, Shad. I hope to see you sooner than later.
Lp.
This was the cheapest that I had seen gas in a long time.
(Bogota, Texas I think...)
Here's the view that bald head that I've had for literally thousands of miles over the last six months.
Shot of the bridge over the Mississippi River between Arkansas and Tenn.
BB King at the visitor's center.
Check Elvis out, he's got more package than UPS.
He had to stuff...
A Hooker I saw in the parking lot just outside the bar.
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