March 2010

On Saturday, February 6^th, a large handful of other patrons and I grooved on the music décor of The Blue Pepper Trio at the Cock & Bull Tavern. The best way that I could describe this troupe of musicians would be to call them an alt-country-rockabilly-folk band.

March 2010

It was the perfect setting for a romantic date-a warm winter night in February, the month of love. And that was the theme for the night: love.

February 2010

Pueblo’s inaugural contra dance nearly brought down the house January 9^th with the traditional acoustic sounds of the Nimble Fingers String Band. More than 130 people from all over the state, including a few of Pueblo’s dance hall regulars, packed the City Park Pavilion to dance the night away as Pat (banjo) and Kate (fiddle) McCracken, along with Randy Muniz (guitar) and Stevey Whited (standup bass) jammed some old country favorites.

February 2010

There is an Indian with tears in his eyes after seeing what his fellow man has done to the Pueblo music scene. That Indian is Gabe Martinez, drummer for One Fifty One, owner of Nine Till Two Productions, and the reason Dirty Rotten Imbeciles graced our town with their dirty, rotten presence. It goes without saying that Gabe is one of the hardest working gentlemen around town.