|
AcousticRoss.com |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| where two shows is a vacation, but three shows is a tour | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
|
Shows a complete list of shows you missed
In August 1996 I moved to Tulsa for a better TV job. With 65 gigs under my belt, most of them as a solo act in Springfield, and some pretty solid material, I found myself in a town bereft of a coffee-shop scene, or even an open-mic night scene. The future was iffy. I found the occasional gig, of course -- mainly an open-mic night here and there as they came to light -- and I made the first 'real' acoustic recording, the out-of-print cassette Where Is Everybody? -- and put my free time to good use. I practiced, and I wrote new material, and I practiced, and I recorded, and I practiced some more. Despite the lack of frequency, the shows I did through this period -- including return trips to Kent and Springfield -- were fun. The TV appearances (sometimes the Day Job has its perks) in particular were a blast, albeit a terrifying blast, and the Austin trip was more fun than I'd hoped. Except for the death-defying drive back. Anyway, this low-key stretch -- nearly 5 years long -- gave me some unexpected exposure, and set the stage for the summer 2001 emergence of the One True Acoustic Ross.
![]() Click the pic to go back. "Acoustic Ross" & "News From Around The Bend" © 2002-3001 Northcraft Entertainment Organization. All content not otherwise specified is also © 2002-3001 Northcraft Entertainment Organization. While we're at it, "Northcraft Entertainment Organization" is also © 2002-3001 Northcraft Entertainment Organization. |
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||