Category: music

  • Published

    Today I received two copies of Kansas English: The Journal of the Kansas Association of Teachers of English. The twice-yearly-published compendium includes poems, song lyrics and essays from a range of authors in Kansas. This issue featured “Red Dirt Farm” […]

  • Saturday Nights and Sunday Mornings

    I’m not a fan of commercials. I know that not really anyone is, but I’m pretty good at being immune to any and all forms of direct and indirect product placement. Yesterday on Facebook, however, I got my ass kicked. […]

  • Spring shows

    We’re finally getting back on track for the spring tour. The shows this weekend will take us to South Central Kansas and Western Kansas. Friday night, February 22, we’ll be at the newly remodeled Plum Thicket in Kiowa, Kansas. Saturday […]

  • Saturday night, wrong side of town

    G said Bobbie tried to find me a girlfriend in [Waylon] Jennings. I wish I could remember. She should have tried harder. For the record, I cleaned the carpets of the van upon our return. I also didn’t get nearly […]

  • You lost a hotel?

    Whoa Good morning Just a quick note G and I are playing Buster’s tonight Saw McClure at Longhorns last Thursday Linville opened Dusty was there, among others I got Wade Bowen’s latest CD Filled with superstition and pop country Lookout […]

  • It's electric

    Well, Jim has convinced me that it’s time for me to make my triumphant return to the world of the electric guitar. I think it’s more like a bunch of friends pushing the gullible guy off the cliff – or […]

  • Dusty

    It’s time for not only a guest blog but a double-guest blog. You know, kind of like the double-dog dare. Ladies and gentlemen, reprinted with permission, Mr. Dusty Feighner. 2004-12-19 0218 ——————- Aaron “Mutha [edit]in” Traffas, Comon now. Your a […]

  • Longford

    There are perks for working at an auction company. We sold the Red Heel Saloon in Longford, KS. The owner seems very excited about putting an Aaron Traffas show in her bar. It looked like a great bar to play. […]