July 4th - Tacoma's Freedom Fair

The schedule is:
11:00 to 11:30 - G-Write
11:30 to 12:00 - Susan Murphy
12:00 to 12:30 - Tiger and Sydney Paulsen
12:30 to 1:00 - Dylan and Dulcinea Hatch
1:00 to 1:30 - Alexa and Micaela Ingraham
1:30 to 3:30 - Air Show
3:30 to 4:30 - T-Soak
4:30 to 5:00 - Jerry Corelli
5:00 to 6:00 - Eva Sabiniano and Band
6:00 to 6:30 - Chuck and Linda Worthy
6:30 to 7:30 - Foxley
7:30 to 8:00 - Tony Easterly
8:00 to 8:30 - Stacy Shown
8:30 to 10:00 - Chasing Jane

Freedom Fair is just around the corner.  I've provided what links I could find for the artists who will be on the Worthy Music Ministries' Stage at Dickman Mill Park so you get a preview of their talents.  My wife "Liv" and I plan to be there the entire day and will probably have more pictures than I'll know what to do with.  I'll probably post a lot of them.  Here's another map (below) of all that's going on that day.  For me, it makes it easier to find where Dickman Mill Park is at.  It looks like it's right next to a FOOD area.  So it appears there will be food for the Soul and body when you come to the Worthy Music Ministries' Stage.

I hope to see you there and if anyone has a video camera bring it.  I'd like to post highlights of the day on my YouTube page.

Jammer's Java & Gourmet Sandwich Shop

Saturday Night @ Jammer's.  Last night I had the privilege of sharing the Jammer's stage with Susan Murphy.

Susan has such a wonderful voice with such a humble presence.  Her voice draws you into her songs and touches your heart.

I decided to try something I hadn't done in awhile and that is to sing that night with just a back up music CD.

It was a quick reminder that even though I wrote the songs it doesn't guarantee I'll remember them.

They say a picture tells a thousand words and as you can see "Big T" had a great time.  Both with some of the humor that spilled from my inter-most depths of nothingness to forgetting some words and starting the song over.

Fortunately Jammer's has a Grand Yamaha piano now so I was able to mellow out and collect myself with a song from my new CD "I'm Not Dead Yet" called "Power to Praise".  After that I seemed to mellow out about my sometimer's disease ( Sometimes I remember and sometimes I forget).  The rest of the evening went smoother.

I'm really glad to see Jammer's Java & Gourmet Sandwich Shop open back up.  David Nettleton, the new owner, and I had a great conversation before the evening began and he is really dedicated in submitting to God's will about how Jammer's is a blessing to the community.  He has a true desire to continue a direction of providing a Christian and Family friendly environment at Jammer's.

David shared with me how God has blessed him everyday since Jammer's reopening and that he's excited about what God has in store for Jammer's in the future.  If you're on Facebook please connect with Jammer's and give them your support.  They really are the place to be for Great local Christian talent and to my knowledge there is no other like Jammer's in the Tacoma area.

Tacoma Freedom Fair 2010

Wow am I excited for this one.  I'll be sharing the Worthy Music Ministries Stage with many of the best local Christian artists in the Northwest.  Just click on the map below to get a better view of where everything is at, or going to be, on July 4th Tacoma Freedom Fair 2010.

I've had the pleasure of performing with The Foxley Band, G-Write (One of the Best Christian Rapper's I've heard), Chuck & Linda Worthy, T- Soak and of course Dylan & Dulcinea Hatch.  What a line up of talent!  I've heard Chasing Jane live at the Puyallup Fair and their packed with talent too.  I've heard Susan Murphy at Jammer's and she has a blessed voice for sure.  I'm looking forward to hearing Eva Sabiniano & Band, Tony Easterly, Stacy Shown, Micaela Ingraham, Alexa Ingraham and Tiger & Sydney Paulsen, all of whom I haven't heard but I'm sure are talented.

You can check out more information at www.WorthyMusicMinistries.org and www.Freedomfair.com

Saturday June 19th Concert @ Jammer's

Come join me on Saturday June 19th for a concert at the new Jammer's.