HARRY BELLICK MUSIC BOX RADIO

GOOD EVENING LISTENERS THIS IS HARRY BELLICK MUSIC BOX RADIO WITH MORE NEWS, THIS WEEKEND I WAS FORTUNATE TO ATTEND THE REVIVAL OF MUSIC AS ENTERTAINMENT AND A GOOD TIME.  PRISON, GRAVE BABIES AND INDIAN WARS PERFORMED AT THE OLD SPARROW GUITAR WAREHOUSE.  INDIAN WARS OPENED THE NIGHT AND SET THE AUDIENCE IN THE MOOD.  INDIAN WARS  HAS A HUGE FAN BASE DUE TO THEIR ABILITIES AS TRUE ENTERTAINERS.  LIGHTS FLASHED FENCES CAME DOWN THERE WERE NOSE BLEEDS ON THE FLOOR.  DEFINITELY A NIGHT TO REMEMBER AND A BAND HARD TO FOLLOW,  STICK MAN JOHN, CARRIED THE BEAT THROUGH THE SHOW GIVING INDIAN WARS THAT HARD HITTING THROUGH YOUR SOUL SOUND. GUITARIST DAVE AND BRAD GAVE HEART  TO THAT SOUL WITH FINGER PICKEN MELODIES THAT WOULD STRIKE AT THE HEART OF ANY RANCID WESTERN PUNK BLUES FAN.  ADDING HARMONIC AND ORGAN MUSIC WAS TRIPLE P, WHO TOOK US ON A MAGICAL WARS TOUR OF RAW SOUND AND DETERMINATION.  AND NEVER CAN THE MIX BE BETTER, THAN WHEN INDIAN WARS FAMED BASS PLAYER FRASER PROVIDES THE FINISHING TOUCHES OF THE FINEST QUALITY BAND GLUE AVAILABLE, FRASER'S SOLO ON WALK AROUND THE PARK WOULD OF BEEN MESMERIZING I KNOW IF ONLY HE HAD BEEN PLUGGED IN.  AS THE BAND STARTED TO PLAY LISA ONE OF THE INDIAN WARS LONG TIME FANS AND FRIEND TOOK THE STAGE AND BOA ED HER WAY THROUGH THE OPENING NUMBER, CREATING THE MOOD FOR THE NIGHT.  THIS IS A SERIOUS BAND FANS, IF YOU HEAR INDIAN WARS IS PLAYING ANYWHERE, BE THERE.  THE AUDIENCE WAS FULL OF FRIENDS AND PEOPLE OUT FOR A GOOD TIME.  TRIPLE P'S FIANCEE LIZ WAS IN ATTENDANCE, ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL WOMAN WITH ARTISTIC DESIRE AND THE NEED TO FILL IT. I HAVE HEARD THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE THAT LIZ IS CONTRIBUTING TO THE COQUILLE ET CUIR FASHION AND ART SHOW THIS SPRING.  THE EVENING CONTINUED WITH BOTH SEATTLE BASED BANDS PRISON AND GRAVE BABIES KEEPING THE SOUNDS UNTIL EARLY HOURS.  A NIGHT TO REMEMBERED, WISH YOU WERE THERE, IF NOT BE THERE NEXT TIME, THIS IS HARRY BELLICK OF MUSIC BOX RADIO SAYING NIGHT GOOD LISTENING STAY TUNED.  BLESS YOU AND TAKE A WALK AROUND THE PARK.