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Bass players were out in force tonight.

Caught in the moment of the guitar solo.

There was a queue of drummers just waiting for their chance to play on the house drummers kit.

Guitar

Guitar

Basses were out in force tongiht.

Another great solo tonight.

A new band plays tonight.

Insturments piled up awaitng their chance to be played tonight. As the evening went on, the cases started to really add up.

This drummer was just so happy to be on stage playing the house bands equipment.

The house drummer looking contemplative.

Gordon Sterling played for us to get the evening started.

The first band got the night off very well.

Gordon Sterling played for us to get the evening started.

Admission was free, however a suggested $2 donation marked the occasion to help out the house band.

Once again, the cups of destiny away tonights bands

Great guitars and musicians were out in force.

Another bassist driving the groove with Gypsy Sally herself looking over him.

Another guitar solo.

There were plenty of saxiphones playing all night.

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