Mike Frankē

Blues traditionalist Steve Smith, with Kinfolk (formerly Beren and Luthien) warming up the Third Street Coffeehouse stage before him.

Bob Schmucker, Wayne Willingham, and Mike Franke traded songs at Third Street.  Fun night!

Davey O is a fine singer-songwriter.  Great voice, wonderful stories and message.  Betsy B and friends started us off.

Our own David Simpkins (SVSA legend), backed up by the KGB, warmed up the stage for Steve Smith, fantastic blues songwriter.

A couple of the Panini Brothers ran into some scheduling difficulties, so Mike DeGiorgi and Larrry Sakayama invited me to join them for an in-the-round show instead.  Man, what fun!  Can't wait to do it again!

Classic folk at the Third Street Coffeehouse.

Fantastic show by Rough and Tumble, with Britt Mistele leading off.

As an engineer, it's rare that I enjoy the chitchat between songs when I do these recordings.  I usually spend a lot of time editing much of it…

Dollar and Walker graced the Third Street stage (named, in part, after Randolf Walker himself), along with drums and bass.  Katie Mitchel opened.

Hi Folks.  Joy Tru did her usual stupendous job of entertaining, enlightening, and astounding us with her voice, musical talent, songwriting, and technical chops.  Bob Schumucker opened.

Another fantastic SVSA Showcase! Two sets for four performers:

First Set: Mike Frankē, Larry Helms, Mike DeGiorgi, Mollye Otis

Second Set: David Simpkins, Greg Trafidlo, Josh Jones, Bob Schmucker

What a fantastic show at the Third Street Coffeehouse.  Nashville songwriter Shawn Byrne entertained us with his wit, humor, warmth, and talent.  And our very own Mike Pearrell got things started as the opening act!

Greg Trafidlo joined me on stage at the famous Third Street Coffeehouse.  My Dad was in the audience.  What a special night!