If one was looking for a place to spend a relaxing evening, listening to some top-notch music, then the Atlanta Music Hall was the place to be this Saturday night.  A relatively small crowd, quiet but appreciative filled about half of the Hall and listened to the Band work their magic. 

Tommy D played guitar and harmonica, starting to be a familiar face now.  And John "Slick" Shilk played the drums, filling in nicely. 

A capital ship for an ocean trip was the Walloping Windowblind.

No wind that blew dismayed her crew, nor troubled the captain's mind

And the cook we had was apparently mad, for he sat on the afterwales,

And shined his boots with the captain's suit in the teeth of the booming gale.

'Twas a very very fine show, good house, excellent music.  Roberta had the place blanketed with aprons, and even gave a short dissertation on one particular apron that had a lot of meaning to her.