Jam on the Brandywine, aka Camelstock

Enjoy!! I'm heading out for hubby's company picnic at Canobie Lake Park in NH. It's an older amusement park with only a few wild rides, and we take kids/grandkids and have a fun day. Last few years it's been rainy and damp, so here's hoping for a sunny, warm day for both our events! :-)

you know, i didn't even take my kids to the amusement park this summer. i was working so much that we didn't have time to do it! now i feel guilty! anyway, hope you have good weather too. i'm not sure i'm actually going to this event, but if i do, i certainly hope it doesn't rain! :)

Must admit I took a strong dislike to The Spinto Band when I saw them - self-absorbed, uber-geeky-cool little shits they were, and what sounded quirky on record was petulantly annoying onstage. I left after five songs, and would've left after two, only I spent several minutes on the way out chatting to Scott from opening band Frightened Rabbit (who I had really come to see).

Anyway, I hope the Brandywine was as musically sweet and intoxicating as its name promised!!

don't tell anybody, fil, but i didn't actually go! i'm sorry to hear that you dislike the spinto band, but on the other hand it sounds like it worked in your favor, considering you got to chat with scott! how cosmically cool is it that you, me, jc, colin and tart have all talked to him and we all "know" each other, too? i mean really, i think it's intensely cool. :)

I have been in love with "Pumpkins and Paisley" for quite a while now (as it is the happiest, jump up and down malicious song I've ever heard) but never thought to look into the band. Thank you so much for this post! You've inspired me to do so and once again led me to glorious things. Win!

aw, thanks jellie! i kind of feel the same way about crack the whip--such a great song wherein he's pretty much telling her, yep, i've been a bastard, but you'll take me back, right? :)