Island moon 8 22 2013 section b by Mary Craft

August 22, 2013

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Wendy & Robert Pruski in San Francisco At Lombard st. Left: Kathleen and Tom Cullinan too the Island Moon on a houseboat on the Willamette River between Portland and Oregon wine country where they vacationed in August. Right: Kay Schroder Stands on The Moon!

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Business Briefs Schlitterbahn will have an 8,000 square foot covered outdoor venue that will accommodate more than 1,000 people for meetings and concerts. It will be adjacent to the existing clubhouse. They are also planning on building a high speed monorail system from the Bluff to the Island to help alleviate traffic concerns. I was just kidding on that last part J. Loma Alta Plaza where Scuttlebutt’s is will soon have two more new tenants. An architect is moving into the spot next to Eagle Lock & Key and a boutique next to that spot. Digging will begin soon on the new channel on the east side of SPID across from the 11th hole where the bridge will be located. The stakes marking utilities are visible from the

Local Cub Scout Pack Starting the New Year with a Round-up

By Brent Rourk Attention boys from 1st grade through 5th grade. Cub Scout Pack 949 is starting up on The Island. New Cub Master Bryan Haney is starting the year with a Round-up to allow new members to join this fun organization. The Round-up will be held at the Seashore Learning Center gymnasium on Tuesday, August 27th from 6:30 P.M. until 8:00 P.M. Cub Scout Pack 949 serves North Padre Island, Port Aransas, and Flour Bluff. Mr. Haney is excited about all of the activities and skills that new scouts will enjoy, including many outdoor activities. Haney explained, If you have specific questions about the Roundup or Cub Scout Pack 949, then contact Bryan Haney at 361-533-2776.

Cory Morrow will be entertaining this Saturday, August 24th at Sharkey’s in Port A. Doors open at 7 pm and the show starts at 8 pm. Tickets are $25 at the gate and $20 online at pasumfest.com and kids 12 & under are free. This is an outdoor concert so don’t forget to- Billions of Free Sudoku Puzzles to Play Online Web Sudoku bring a chair but not a cooler.

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Tennis Pro Tjon-a Joe has been chosen the new director of tennis at the HEB Tennis Center and starts his duties September 1st. He has been the pro at Padre Isles Country Club for a number of years. A Cub Scout Round-up will be held for boys in grades 1st through 5th at the Seashore Learning Center gymnasium on Tuesday, August 27th 6:30 pm – 8 pm. New Cub Master Bryan Haney is excited about rounding up recruits from Port Aransas, Flour Bluff and the Island. Call Bryan at 533-2776 for more info. 1 of 1

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Market by the Sea has fresh produce and arts and crafts on Saturday, August 24th 9 am – 6 pm. They are located next to the Hampton Inn at 14430 SPID. It is free to participate forUSp010 Island vendors. Call Jessie Hammons at 951-491-1545 for more info.

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The Texas Women’s Angler Tournament is this weekend in Port A. Weigh-in starts at 5 pm on Saturday, August 24th at Roberts Point Park. Schlitterbahn crews are remodeling the old implement building west of the country clubhouse to be used temporarily for offices while the clubhouse is being expanded and re-done. A second story is being added and a members only dining room.

Beach Walk 1 of 1 Though there are five Fridays in this August, don’t make a mistake and miss this month’s free guided beach walk.

It is always held the fourth Friday each month, but some automatically equate that to the last Friday. Meet under the purple flag near Horace Caldwell Pier at the end of Beach Street on Friday, Aug. 23. The talented, entertaining and informative guide Shirley Fischer will take the group on an up-to-2-hour stroll between the pier and the jetties. She will show off the finds from the beach over the years, her charts and books, as well as identify what you pick up during the walk. The guided walk is held each month courtesy of the City of Port Aransas Parks and Recreation Department.

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August 22, 2013

Special K

By Andy Purvis Special to the Island Moon The Astros had struggled in Spring Training, recording a 3-16 win-loss record, and then proceeded to lose their first nine games of the 1983 season. Part of the reason for such a slow start is that ace; Nolan Ryan had missed the first three weeks of the season with prostates issues. Ryan’s first start of the season did not occur until the twelfth game. He recorded seven strikeouts in six innings, beating the Expos, 6-3. The team then caught fire, winning six of their next nine games. The stage was now set for Ryan, who remained only eight strikeouts short of the record. Over 32,000 fans showed up at the Astrodome for his April 22nd start against the Philadelphia Phillies. A teammate said Ryan was so nervous before the game; he put his jersey on backwards. He struck out just three batters and took a 6-3 loss. “I tried too hard,” said Ryan. The team then traveled to Montreal where Bob Knepper shut out the Expos, 2-0.

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bench. Then I looked up and saw all their players jumping up off the bench when they thought it was going to be called strike three,” said Mills. “It was then that I knew I was the one. Now I’m thinking, he’s “The Ryan Express” and he’s known for his fastball. He just threw me a curveball and missed with it. He’ll probably throw a fastball now.”

It was outside But Ryan did as he had done thousands of times before. He raised his hands over his head, tucked his left knee under his chin, and threw with his simple and fluid motion, leading with his left foot, shifting his weight and releasing the ball with his right arm extended. Ryan

“Tim Blackwell pinch hit before me and made an out. Then it was my turn to pinch hit for Doug Flynn,” said Mills. Skipper, Bill Virdon, had chosen Mills because he had faced Ryan once before in Houston, earlier in the year, and had gotten a hit. “I wasn’t sure where the strikeout number was, because they did not have a countdown on the scoreboard at that time,” said Mills. The count on Mills went to 0-2 and Ryan threw him a curveball. Mills took it for ball one. “I was hitting left-handed and facing the Houston

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Every year, beachgoers leave tons of trash on Texas beaches. And even more washes up from the Gulf of Mexico.

That’s why Texas Land Commissioner Jerry Patterson is issuing the call for an army of volunteers of all ages to help keep our beaches naturally pristine and safe for all to enjoy at the Texas General Land Office Adopt-A-Beach Fall Cleanup. “We’re looking for a few good Texans to help keep our beaches litter-free,” Patterson said. “Join us on Sept. 28, for an enjoyable, memorable event to clean up our coast.” Volunteers may register at check-in sites between 8:30 a.m. and 9 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2013. (St. Jo Island and I-45 Estuarial Corridor volunteers must register in advance.) Most of the 29 sites will provide cold drinks, hot food and fun activities immediately following the cleanup.

Passing the Big Train The Astros awoke Wednesday April 27, 1983, out of last place for the first time all season. Nolan Ryan struck out former Astro manager, Brad Mills, who at that time played for the Expos. That strikeout was Ryan’s 3,508th, breaking a 56-year old record held by Walter “Big Train” Johnson. This record had been considered untouchable, just as had Babe Ruth’s 714 home runs. Brad Mills, a utility infielder with only 154 Major League at-bats, said before the game, that there was a buzz in the clubhouse. “We knew he was close to the record and the players were all throwing money into a pool to see who would be the victim of the record-breaking strikeout. There was a lot of money in that pool,” said Mills.

Now in its 27th year, 446,000 Adopt-A-Beach volunteers have picked up 17 million pounds of litter from the Gulf Coast. To participate, register at www.TexasAdoptABeach.org. Volunteers should wear closed-toe shoes, a hat and sunscreen. They will be provided with data cards, gloves, pencils and trash bags. Those who can’t make it on Sept. 28 will have a

Nolan Ryan threw another curveball and Mills took it, as animated umpire, Bob Engel, called it strike three. The record was now Ryan’s. A total of 19,309 fans at Olympic Stadium rose in unison to applaud Ryan’s accomplishment. After that season, Mills was traded to the Houston Astros. The following year, Mills was coming out of the clubhouse one day during Spring Training and Ryan was sitting on the bench in the dugout, waiting for somebody. They looked at one another and Ryan asked, “It was outside, wasn’t it?” Mills nodded “Yes.” After Nolan Ryan retired from the Texas Rangers, he flew Brad Mills and his family to Dallas for his retirement party. “That was a classy move,” said Mills. Interestingly, Ryan was born in 1947, the same year that Walter Johnson had died. As we all know, Ryan didn’t stop there, as he continued to extend the strikeout record to an astounding 5,714. That strikeout record, my friends, is more than likely safe. A Special K indeed. Andy Purvis is a local author. His books “In the Company of Greatness” and “Remembered Greatness” are on the shelves at the local Barnes and Noble, at Beamer’s Sports Grill 5922 S Staples, and online at many different sites including Amazon, bn.com, booksamillion, Google Books, etc. They are also available in e-reader format. Contact him at www. purvisbooks.com, or andy.purvis@grandecom. net. Special thanks to ESPN Corpus for creating Uncle Andy’s Sports Blog. You can go to www.espncorpus.com and click on BLOGS. New story each week. Also access via “Dennis and Andy’s Q&A” when that comes up on site. Click on it and then go to Blog. You may also go to www.purvisbooks.com and please leave comments!

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second opportunity later this fall. A competitive, four-wheel drive excursion, cleanup and treasure hunt – the Adopt-A-Beach Cleanup Expedition – is set for Nov. 2 at Padre Island National Seashore. And year-round, anyone may donate to Adopt-A-Beach online at www. TexasAdoptABeach.org. Sponsorship levels range from $25 to $25,000, tax-deductible. The cleanup does more than simply remove litter from the beach. Data collected from previous Adopt-A-Beach cleanups played an important role in the passage of an international treaty (MARPOL Annex V) restricting the dumping of plastics in the world’s oceans. In 1991, the International Maritime Organization prohibited the dumping of trash, except for finely grounded food scraps, into the Gulf of Mexico. Shell Oil Company is the lead sponsor for the 27th Texas General Land Office Adopt-ABeach Fall Cleanup – one of the most successful all-volunteer efforts in the nation. Other sponsors include HNTB, Apache Corporation, Cameron International Corporation, Cheniere Energy, Flint Hills Resources, Halliburton, Schlumberger, and the Ocean Conservancy. For more information call 877-TXCOAST, visit www.TexasAdoptABeach.org, or “like” the Texas General Land Office Adopt-A-Beach Program on Facebook.

Welcome Home Parade for Universal Little League Team Mayor Nelda Martinez and the Corpus Christi City Council invite everyone to the parade to welcome home the Universal Little League team who competed on the world stage in the Little League World Series. The parade will be held on Tuesday, August 27, at 7:00 pm. The parade route will start on N. Shoreline Blvd. at Cooper’s Alley and will head to the stage located at former Memorial Coliseum block near Park Ave. The Universal Little League team made Corpus Christi history as its first team ever to compete in the Little League World Series! “The world was watching, but none were more excited than the Coastal Bend residents. We were there for every nail-biting minute cheering them on for their best plays,” said Mayor Nelda Martinez. “Let’s ride the wave of celebration together for our hometown star players!” Come support our hometown team and show your pride for their outstanding performance at the Little League World Series.

Tuesday is Dart Night! The Port A dart league will award trophies to its winners in the men’s and women’s summer games on Tuesday, Aug. 27. Before the festivities begin, anyone interested in sponsoring a coed team or playing on one needs to show up at the Gaff at 6 p.m. At 7 the men will head over to the Wild Horse, while the women will stay at the Gaff for pizza, subs and salad. Players can bring a guest.

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It is Starting to Look Like a Farly Boat! Editor’s note: This is the third part in a series by Joe Calvey who, along with his son, is building a wooden boat at the Farley Boat Works in Port Aransas. By Joe Calvey, Sr.

was there for dough. She wanted to build a boat to help fund the research to find a cure for MD. She is motivated and volunteers year round for the cause helping her would be an honor.

Who’s mixing the epoxy? Darrel had us take one of the 15’8” x 4’ lengths of plywood we had scarffed the week before to the table saw where he cut it in half lengthwise. We laid the two pieces on the floor. “Who’s mixing the epoxy?” Darrell asked. I grabbed a plastic container and started mixing.

Here is some very sound advice about epoxy. Always wear Darrell Lynn, Farley Boat Works Shop Master and Manager sets rubber surgical gloves jig in place. from the first moment you handle it so you develop the habit of wearing gloves. There Having spent a full three days of my son Joey’s are health concerns from it contacting summer vacation at Farley Boat Works in Port your skin over time. Boat building will Aransas we were bone tired from helping build get plenty of epoxy on your hands and forward stems and transoms,. Learning to build clothes. Combined with saw dust from a wooden Farly boat at the Rick Pratt School dark mahogany wood your hands will stain; of Wooden Boat Building under the direction quickly washing your hands with vinegar of Shop Master Darrell Lynn was hot, sweaty, helps. But your hands will stink. Wear difficult and rewarding. gloves. We broke from our boat building to spend some In front of the boards we placed the stem time with my mother back in Fredericksburg who was recovering from a recent health setback. As we told her our tales of wrestling with wood our confidence grew with each tidbit until I am certain we sounded like we had sawdust in our veins. Mom assured us she wanted us to get back to work on the boat so she could go fishing with us as soon as possible. So with a full measure of hubris on my part, my son remaining quite humble, we journeyed back to Port Aransas leaving San Antonio at 6 a.m. on Monday morning only to find out the Farley Boat Works is closed on Sundays and Mondays.

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Honoring Grandparents Who Raise Their Grandkids By Jason Alderman In 1978, Congress passed legislation proclaiming the first Sunday after Labor Day as National Grandparents Day. Presidents since Jimmy Carter have issued proclamations urging citizens to, in the words of President Barack Obama, “honor those who have helped shape the character of our nation, and thank these role models for their immeasurable acts of love, care and understanding.” At a stage in life when many people are already comfortably retired, some 2.7 million grandparents have taken on the responsibility of providing basic needs for their grandchildren, according to data compiled by Generations United. An alarming 21 percent of these vital caregivers live below the poverty line, even though 60 percent are still in the workforce. All told, an estimated 7.8 million children under 18 live in households headed by grandparents or other relatives, including those whose parents are absent due to death, substance abuse, military deployment or other reasons. Ironically, even though many of these “grandfamilies” barely scrape by, they save taxpayers more than $6.5 billion each year by keeping children out of the foster care system. So it only seems fair that many federal, state and local aid programs are available to help these guardian angels provide financial and emotional safety nets for their grandchildren. Among the many difficulties these families sometimes face: • If you become your grandchild’s foster parent, you’re responsible for day-to-day decisions and care, although the state retains legal custody and pays for the child’s care. • Unless you establish some form of legal relationship (custody, guardianship or adoption), the parent may be able to take your grandchild from your home at any time. • In some states, it’s difficult to enroll the child in school or get medical care without some form of legal relationship. • Most senior-only housing complexes don’t allow child residents – which is legal – so some grandfamilies are forced to move.

However, grandfamilies may be eligible for several federal tax credits: • A Child Tax Credit of up to $1,000 for each qualified grandchild, provided they lived with you for more than half the filing year and are under 17 at year’s end. • If you qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit, you may be eligible for an additional amount for grandchildren you support. • A Child and Dependent Care Credit for childcare expenses incurred so you can work or seek employment. • If you adopt your grandchildren, you may be eligible for a nonrefundable Federal Adoption Credit of up to $12,970 per child. In addition, depending on your income and the health/disability status of your grandchildren, you may also be eligible for benefits from Medicaid, your state’s Children’s Health Insurance Program, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and numerous other federal, state and local aid programs. Helpful resources for grandfamilies include: • Grandparents Raising Grandchildren, a government-sponsored site at. www.usa.gov, that provides links to various subject-matter experts. • AARP’s comprehensive GrandFamilies Guide (at www.aarp.org). • Benefits QuickLINK, an AARP tool to find out whether you or your grandchildren qualify for 15 different public benefits. • GrandFacts, a searchable database at www.aarp.org, where you can locate key state and local resources, foster care policies and services, public benefits, financial and education assistance, and relevant state laws. • Generations United, whose “Grandfamilies” website highlights challenges often faced by these households (www.gu.org/OURWORK/ Grandfamilies.aspx). Do something to honor your own grandparents this Grandparents Day. And if you know others who are raising their grandkids, make sure they know about the many available resources.

Ernie Jamison (L) brought his Farley Boat by and was pressed into service. Wayne Shack (C) Darrell Lynn (R)

The following morning I struggled a bit getting out of bed knowing there was another long hot day ahead of me. Joey is a rugged 17-year old and needs no encouragement for lacrosse, hunting, food or sleeping late. A text message from Darrell appeared asking us where we were. It was already 7:05 a.m. so we navigated the morning rush hour of Port Aransas traffic which consisted of a ten year old kid driving a golf cart past our driveway.

and to the rear the transom. The stem had started out as three boards of different widths about three feet long glued one on top of the other. They were then run across the table saw to create a single board that when looked at from either end somewhat resembles an arrow sign. Wendy marked a two inch strip and then every few inches a another mark was placed for screw holes on both ends of the side board. Joey grabbed the drill and pre-drilled the holes where marked. Darrell applied the epoxy to the lower side of the stem and the plywood inner side where it would meet the stem. He then grabbed the drill and some wax dipped screws.

Get it right the first time At that moment fellow boat builder Ernie Jamison walked into the shop. “Hey, Ernie, c’mere, you can help us.” Darrell called out. Ernie knelt down and grabbed a sideboard. Attaching the sides of the boat Jim Johnson is smiling as he outworks men half his age. to the stem is critical. It must be done right. If you get it wrong you have but a few minutes to get it right Darrell welcomed us back to the shop where before the epoxy hardens. Starting from over tacos and coffee we listened to the game the bottom inside corner both the port and plan he was laying out for us. There would be starboard side boards must be lined up on two boats getting built, ours and another that the stem’s angle from the bottom up. Proper would be auctioned off to help raise money for fit is essential. muscular dystrophy research. “You are going to be working with a lady from around Abilene This point is the most exciting progress in who is building the other boat. She’s going to be a big help even though she is green just like you guys.” We nodded our support.

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A force of nature It was about that time the lights in the shop started flickering, the wind kicked up and the palm trees outside swayed as a force of nature walked into the boat shop. Wendy Shack stands a little over five feet tall. Her southern drawl is as authentic since she is originally from Alabama. A smile rarely leaves her face and she carries an abundance Joe Calvey Sr. (L) Ernie Jamison (C) Darrell Lynn (R) set of enthusiasm.

the sideboard to the front stem. (Photo by Joey Calvey)

“Hi y’all.” Wendy said. “Let’s build some boats!” I couldn’t help but notice the manicured nails and thought to myself this party was about to get real. Any reservations I had about Wendy’s ability to hold her own and work as hard as anyone else were soon dispelled. She wasn’t there for show, she

building a boat. The transom is stood up on end, epoxy is applied to its sides and the rear inner sides of the side boards. The parts are aligned from the bottom up and screwed in place. A precut spreader jig is fitted upright into the middle of the bottomless boat giving the boat girth and the sides are screwed to it. Darrell yelled over the happy chatter that had broke out among all of us. Eyebrows were raised and faces resembled question marks. “Get the saw horses, let’s flip it.” (Photos available for download at zenfolio.com/joecalvey)

Joey Calvey (L) and Wendy Shack (R) prep parts prior to assembly.

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Words on a page…

Milk Drive will play the Back Porch on Saturday.

Words on a page. Words on a page. Here we go… I’ve traded one addiction for another. My Shark Week compulsion from last week has been replaced this week by the Little League World Series. I really wonder what normal people do with their time and more importantly, how do they get through life without watching ten straight hours of shark bite reenactments or boys from Chinese Taipei trying to steel third base. Thank the good Lord for live music or I might never leave the house. I did somehow manage to break away and catch some great bands last weekend.

Ruben V played the Back Porch on Friday. talent whose music plays him. He’s a pure spirit and a bonified guitar master. There is nothing contrived about Ruben V. He’s the real deal. Will Gage is a young man who started playing professionally at the ripe old age of 12 and frequently shows up with several noteworthy bands (Dust Devils, Swindles, etc) as sideman on either lead guitar or drums. Most recently he’s been fronting his own trio at Giggity’s about once a month and will be back on September 21st.

Yet another pretty good Americana band from Austin…

Noel McKay & Brennen Leigh…

Tanner Louis and the Aviators played the Back Porch last Thursday. On Thursday I dropped into the Back Porch to see, Tanner Louis and the Aviators (Austin, TX). Actually, I love it when I get to walk into a place to hear a new band play that I know nothing about and have no expectations. The minute I walked into the Porch, several employees rushed me and said, “These guys are good! Really Ronnie, you need to listen to them!” Now when that happens to me, I generally pay attention. What I saw was four young guys on stage in a pretty normal configuration, two guitars, bass and drums. The singer was playing acoustic and had a nice enough singing tone but I didn’t hear anything earth shattering. The songs were original and didn’t immediately bore me with clichés about drinking beer and chasing girls around a dance floor but also didn’t grab me and speak to me and tell me stuff that I didn’t know I needed to hear. In short, it wasn’t Steve Earle or Guy Clark or Townes Van Zandt or Billy Joe Shaver material but it did manage to hold my attention. If forced to pigeon hole these boys, I’d say they’re yet another up and coming Americana band from Austin that are pretty good…but not yet dazzling like Della Mae, Dirty River Boys, blacktopGYPSY, Uncle Lucius, Folk Family Revival, Milk Drive, Noel McKay and Brennen Leigh, Statesboro Revue, The Wheeler Brothers, who have that special combination of energy, drive and songs that demand your attention and won’t let you leave. Try harder boys, I think you’ve got the talent but need to kick it up a notch! There are a kazillion pretty good bands out there… go a little crazy.

Noel McKay and Brennen Leigh played Shorty’s last Saturday. On Saturday, I got to see an absolutely delightful duo, Noel McKay and Brennen Leigh (Austin, TX) perform at Shorty’s. This is a show that came about in a sort of strange way. My gal, Carol Elliott, called me up on the phone one night last winter and told me she was out driving around and heard some music playing outside somewhere that sounded really good and for me to come help her find it. OK… why not? So, I drove over to Avenue G by Shells Restaurant and followed my ears to a makeshift outdoor stage where we found these two artists playing. We literally crashed the private party they were hired to play but nobody seemed to mind. On their break we introduced ourselves and found out that Noel was previously with the family act, The McKay Brothers and that

Will Owen Gage played Giggity’s on Friday.

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My PICK OF THE WEEK goes to Milk Drive (Austin, TX) this week. They will be playing the Back Porch on Saturday night. I first heard about Milk Drive from my Okie friend Joe Mack. They’re a young New Grass band who are turning heads all over the nation. Of the four members, Brian Beken, Noah Jeffries, Dennis Ludiker are multi-instrumentalist who trade guitars, fiddles and mandolins around like they are baseball cards. Matt Mefford plays upright bass. The Todd Dorn will term “New Grass” describes this kind of progressive bluegrass using traditional play Giggity’s on bluegrass instruments (acoustic guitar, Saturday night. stand-up bass, mandolin, fiddle and banjo) but incorporating jazz and rock into the arrangements and sometimes using non-traditional chord progressions and electric instrumentation. Nickle Creek, The String Cheese Incident, Bela Fleck and the Flecktones and New Grass Revival are examples of this flourishing genre. Prepare yourself to be amazed… this is excellent stuff.

Cory Morrow to play Sharkey’s… Red Dirt artist Cory Morrow (Austin, TX) will play another installment of Cory Morrow the Port Aransas Summer Fest concert series at Sharkey’s this Saturday night. will play the Port Morrow is a Texas country music singer Aransas Summer who has gained a good bit of popularity Fest at Sharkeys on throughout the Southwest. He developed Saturday.

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This weekend… On Thursday, August 22nd, The Ones (Port Aransas, TX) will play the Back Porch, country boot scooters, Three Way Street (Port Aransas, TX) will play Giggity’s and the great string band Free Beer will play the Tarpon Ice House. On Friday, August 23rd, Americana favorite Darryl Lee Rush (Dallas, TX) will return to the Back Porch, the blues and classic rock band Cathouse (Corpus Christi, TX) will play Giggity’s, Billy Snipes will be at The Upper Deck, Victoria’s Secret (Victoria, TX) will be at the Tarpon Ice House and island veteran Leslie Willey Sr. (who wants us to call him Uncle Willey now) will play Shorty’s from 8-12. Willey has been playing Shorty’s for about fifty years now. On Saturday, August 24th, country crooner Todd Dorn and the Sea Drifters (San Antonio, TX) will return to Giggity’s, Uel Jackson will be at the Tarpon Ice House and Lyrical Bynge (Corpus Christi, TX) will rock Shorty’s.

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Brennen used to play with bluegrass bands. We exchanged contact info and eventually got them down here to play Shorty’s. I’m telling you, I really, really love these guys. They are GREAT! They have a ton of superb original songs about everything from Andrew Jackson on a Twenty Dollar Bill to Let’s Go to Lubbock on Vacation (and Then I’ll Know You Really Love Me) and El Coyote (which Noel co-wrote with Guy Clark). They are both quite excellent on guitar and trade off tasty lead runs on every song. Best believe, I’ll be bringing them back before long. They are mighty impressive.

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