Whiskey Jo Blues Jam

Songs were

Tin Pin Alley

Mary Had A Little Lamb

Criss Cut Saw 

Tube Snake Boogie

Jesus Just Left Chicago

After Midnight 

Country Blues

The Weight

All Along The Watchtower

Never Been To Spain 

Mary Jane's Last Dance 

Willie And The Hand Jive 

Knocking On Heaven's Door

Kansas City 

Sympathy For The Devil

(Taz) 

Taz Grant sang on Tin Pin Alley, Mary Had A Little Lamb

Matt Panek sang on Tube Snake Boogie, Jesus Just Left Chicago, After Midnight,  Country Blues

Billy Bourbon sang on the rest of the songs and played bass

Tommy Bruner played guitar

Donna Joe played percussion

Terry McDowell got the night off

Brett played Harmonica on Kansas City 

Freddy Jones played harp on the Taz and Matt Panek numbers

I played drums

(Tom Berdo took the photos) 

Not sure who Taz was, but he was from Chicago and started things out with Tin Pin Alley, a slow song that he asked me to speed it up later on.  Tonight was the first time I ever got to play alongside Matt Panek, a guy that played with Kevin Burt and other blues bands.  The Country Blues was a ZZ Top song but not sure what it was.  

Not many jammers were there due to the bad weather and tornadoes that were ripping up parts of rural Iowa.  When I bailed out, I asked Jeff Brown if he wanted to go chase some storms and he gave me a funny look.  Steve Sttratton was there but I don't think he played.

Tom Berdo took some unflattering pictures of me to which he threatened to post.

A lot of blues was played tonight and thanks be to Tommy, Billy and Terry for the practice.  I am seeming to feeling more rusty than I should.   I think I played more than 14 songs and eventually they will come to light.  It took me a good three hours to remember we played CrossCut Saw.