Welcome to this weeks edition of
Thursday marked the opening of week #2 of Jazz Fest
one of the first people Sherry saw was Robin Shollmeir
who
moved to Arkansas back in week # 3
and soon the girls were off for Fest activities unknown
The Benjy Davis Project appeared in week #43
of the Adventures
and now finds themselves opening up at Jazz Fest
Mike & Kathy Otte help Sherry decide
between all the great choices of music
Jumpin Johnny Sansone had the Blues Tent jumpin
RB loves colorful socks....Sherry loves colorful shoes
but one thing for sure...footwear is never dull at Jazz Fest
next up in the Blues Tent was Sherry's brother Mike's
favorites, Brian Lee & The Blues Power Band
Ashley Thibodaux of Thibodaux Jones Creole Kitchen tells
Sherry how happy she is to be home for Jazz Fest
meanwhile the Basin Bros. were takin
care of business on the Fais Do-Do Stage
Sean's "A man walks into a bar..." routine is
nothing special but his timing is impeccable
Tab Benoit, the pride of Houma, put it on 'em
in the Blues Tent
Sherry and James Fisher show little Jack Fred Fisher the
beauty of
Jazz Fest while his Uncle Chris brings him his first bag of Cracklins
Sonny Landreth was tearing it up on stage as Sherry's
good friend Mark "The Gov" Morice waves from the side of the stage
Sherry then ran into her favorite photographer,
the amazing, Herman Leonard
just in case you weren't getting enough music
this afternoon there are always guys going thru
the crowds with flyers on that evenings club shows
but Sherry knew it was time for a quick nap
but not for long as Renard Poche and his
new band hit the stage at Congo Square
and Sherry and Deb were up and dancin'
Bill Taylor was nowhere to be found so
Chris Jones provided the official call of "Day 5"
the North Mississippi All Stars have become a fixture at Jazz Fest
Sherry was having a great time hanging at the tarp when
her sister Pat warned her that she had that funny feelin'
sure enough, there was Quint checking reports on Sherry's
whereabouts in hope of maybe ending his Adventures drought
but it wasn't to be as Sherry called it a day and waved good-bye
Part 3 to follow
