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Heatwave?

Greetings from Alaska! The locals swear we're in a heatwave, because the temps are in the low 20's and high 30's. I don't think "Heatwave" and snow really go together.

Everything's relative.

Let me take care of some odds and ends;

I bought a new bass! And I brought it (and only it) with me to Alaska! So it's a 'sink or swim' situation. What is this snappy new axe that can take the place of my fine vintage Fenders? Well, it's a $300 Indonesian Squire. It's called a "Vintage Modified Fretless Jazz", and it's, dollar for dollar, an amazing bass. It's not going to become my all around "Number One", but I sure don't have to worry about travelling with it. I'll be sure to write a review after this run of gigs.

Last Saturday, I played at the Elk Grove Brewery with Mojo Madness, a rare treat for me these days. I've been playing with James for years now, and now with Jim Caroompas on guitar and Artie Chavez on drums, it was a hell of a lot of fun. I played my ass off, thanks to those guys.

The remainder of December, outside of this Saturday the 9th, I'll be hosting the Saturday Afternoon blues jams at Red House. Plus I'll be available for lessons, sessions...whatever!

So, four shows in Anchorage, during the heatwave. Break out the sunscreen!

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Inside the Cathedral. Very busy place.

Inside the Cathedral. Very busy place.

More Cathedral. I really like Cathedrals. I was disappointed that there were no Flying Buttresses.

More Cathedral. I really like Cathedrals. I was disappointed that there were no Flying Buttresses.

There are gargoyles, and then there are Gargoyles.

There are gargoyles, and then there are Gargoyles.

Detail of a downtown clock tower. I saw a street vendor selling a photo of this fellow, and looked for him all day!

Detail of a downtown clock tower. I saw a street vendor selling a photo of this fellow, and looked for him all day!

The Black Tower (really!), at one end of the famous King Charles bridge.

The Black Tower (really!), at one end of the famous King Charles bridge.

This is the entrance to the Palace, and might be the best picture I've ever taken.

This is the entrance to the Palace, and might be the best picture I've ever taken.

The Cathedral within the walls of the palace grounds.

The Cathedral within the walls of the palace grounds.

The Palace and Cathedral as seen from downtown.

The Palace and Cathedral as seen from downtown.

A photograph of New Orleans houses underwater, with the reflection of people and buildings. If I was a good photographer, this picture would be awesome!

A photograph of New Orleans houses underwater, with the reflection of people and buildings. If I was a good photographer, this picture would be awesome!

From the battlements of the palace, looking towards downtown.

From the battlements of the palace, looking towards downtown.