Sunday. On Sunday things were calmer on Sunday and slightly melancholy as approaches the end but those who remain really area all about the music and this is a good thing. I had been waiting for Sunday because I wanted to see Kim Lenz more than anything and I really enjoyed the All Stars last year and was excited to see what this year held.
K. wanted to get out so we got up on Sunday and went to the Strip. We visited the gardens at the Bellagio and loitered about Caesar's Place before returning in time for a retro slide show tour of DisneyLand! with Charles Phoenix it was awesome and made me green at the thought of being able to visit Disneyland as day trip kind of attraction. Living in Canda it is the story of most kids elementary school lives to get to go to Disneyland.
That night I wanted to be comfortable so I put on my good old black halter dress and some sparkly accessories. We were meeting up with a guy we met on Friday night but he was way more interested in talking to K than me so I was mostly worried about getting downstairs late. However, we were early and K. was less than impressed but it was all worth it. Kim Lenz is as awesome in person as she is on her CDs and look at that cute skirt!
Next up were the All Stars which was MC'd by Big Sandy. I was thrilled to hear Clyde Stacy sing Honky Tonk Hardwood Floor, Al Hendrix looked cool in his fedora and I really enjoyed seeing Young Jessie, and Roddy Jackson. The thing that made it even better though was all these performers were back by what they call the "house band" which also includes some of the best players in the hotel that weekend all of whom appeared to be as excited and happy as the crowd. It was cool to see Deke Dickerson playing saxophone (like what can't he play), Ashley Kingman, Bobby Trimble from the Fly-Rite boys up there as well . I was pretty wore out though at this point and closed up shop at this point in favor of getting some rest.
We checked out and left for home the next AM.
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