Piper~Grey: Calendar

This was a nice gig for us.. The folks at Sam Ash/Westminster were really nice.. Rod Stansfield, the Orange County Songsalive point man, was very accommodating and generous with comments about the music. They want us back this summer. I think we will take them up on it.

Hallenbeck's was alot of fun. John Stowers and Sabrina & Craig shared the stage with us, and we all played to a very appreciative audience. A good night..

This was a very good night of music.
Dave Morrison, Ed Tree, and Severin Browne all got up and played as well as Brad Colerick. We had alot of fun playing this gig.

We had a nice little crowd tonight.. very appreciative and attentive.. We shook off the rust from not having played publicly and broke loose a few times. Thanks to all who came out. There were very nice moments tonight..

Really enjoyed playing this gig. Great venue with a good vibe. Look forward to playing there again. Earl is back from surgery and Piper-Grey is back
on track.

Seems like every time we play this little place, we come away saying we have to go back there..It only seats about twelve folks inside..but when they slide back the doors out to the boulevards it opens the place up. We pretty much play the whole two hours and we are looking forward to this night.

This is surprisingly a nice room for listening, even though its very small in space. They open the doors out to Sunset and Hollywood Blvds., as the cafe faces out to these heavily travelled paths, right next to the famous Vista Movie theatre.. The coffee is pretty damned good, too.

This is surprisingly a nice room for listening, even though its very small in space. They open the doors out to Sunset and Hollywood Blvds., as the cafe faces out to these heavily travelled paths, right next to the famous Vista Movie theatre..Richard Marchetta and his dobro playing buddy Mike played some nice blues and Dave Strauss (Flat Cat Radio) stepped in for a performance of a couple of his tunes. Piper~Grey played close to a 60 minute set, and both Earl and I agreed we should play this room again. The coffee is pretty damned good, too.

This gig was alot of fun on a Halloween night. Dave Morrison kicked it off with D. Whitney Quinn on piano, and we took it from there. Matt (Brown) couldn't make it due to illness, but Zach Spencer stepped in admirably on keyboard. Albe Bonacci played an inspired, but restrained (due to Kulaks on-going problem with neighbor) performance on percussion.
We introduced three new songs.."Old New Orleans", "When You Go" and "Who's Counting?"

This gig was outdoors on a beautiful southern CA evening. There were a bunch of kids and they danced and they danced. Piper-Grey performed with Matt Brown on keyboards this night and he truly added an incredible dimension (as he did on the album "Apples") to the sound of the band.

This gig was an invite on the part of Toni Koch, who was celebrating her birthday. The venue is brand new and has great possibilities. Piper-Grey played about five songs along side of some other very talented songwriters.