I actually sold my tickets and streamed the live video from home. We were in Knoxville and I started thinking about how wild downtown was going to be. Plus, I work at the Country Music Hall of Fame, down there, and the thought of parking in my work spot on my day off and dealing with all the craziness of Broadway made me stay home. Getting old I guess.

It was good. Willie played probably 4 songs with them. There was 1 song where Willie, Ketch, Morgan and Critter were huddled up and all the new guys in the band were letting them do their thing. It was a good glimpse into what we are missing out on. Still had the old school Old Crow magic.

It was great seeing those boys smiling and having a good time. As all of us, I would love to see more of THAT.

The rest of the show was solid. I'd try to be there next NYE if WW was there. He opening set was fantastic. Good ole authentic WW. Can't beat it.


That all being said, I've been wondering what to do with this site. Love seeing new posts but I probably only check it once a month. And seems like we get a post maybe once every 3 or 4 months. So many good times here. It doesn't cost much to keep it online, maybe $70 a year. So it's like do I keep this rusty old convertible in the back yard with a tree growing through the engine block, and look at it every once in awhile and think of the memories or do I let someone haul it off? I know we have issues with the forum hitting it's "bandwidth limit." Which I think the bots are doing that. Would take a lot to resolve that. No one uses forums much anyway. Facebook took the place of them. Anyway, have had these thoughts rattling around for a few years now. Thought I'd finally put them down here. What y'all think?

I still come 'round occasionally. Haven't seen the Crows in years. They're actually in my neck of the woods this summer. Like, real close. There's a VIP package being offered with a band Q&A. Don't know if I'll make it out. I've kinda drifted away as I'm not a big fan of their new sound. Oh, well. I still have fond memories of this place.