Music of Love

February's Music (and Barley) Appreciation Night at 604 was all about love... February being Valentine's month and all... so:

Straight to the music...

Anybody Else But You
-- The Moldy Peaches

Chuck E's In Love
-- Rickie Lee Jones

Prego Amore
-- Erlund Oye

Variations On A Theme (Paginini) # 18
-- Sergei Rachmaninoff

A Remark You Made
-- Jerry Douglas

Glory Box
-- Portishead

I've Just seen A Face
-- The Beatles

Cassandra's Song
-- Jonathan Lawson

I Feel The Earth Move
-- Carole King

Hey Mister, That's Me Up On The Jukebox
-- Linda Ronstadt

Tu Solo Tu
-- Linda Ronstadt (en Español)

Jesus of Rio
-- David Crosby and Graham Nash

Cayman Islands
-- Kings of Convenience

More Than Words
-- Extreme

Misty
-- Carol Butler ("Live" on the Baldwin SF-7)

Delilah
-- Josh Wilson

Jericho
-- Joni Mitchell

For All We Know
-- Joan Baez

Vocalese (Rachmaninoff)
-- Julia Tanner

Someone To Lay Down Beside Me
-- Karla Bonoff



In attendance were Marie, Pete, Wade, Tyler O, Adam, Matt and Amanda, David and Heidi, Rusty and Zoraida, and Yours Truly and Carol.



Tasty Brews were in abundance... a good thing since we started the evening late, and ended it later still. They were:


Woodchuck Pear Cider (Green Mountain Beverage, Middlebury VT, USA)

Gaelic Ale (Highland Brewing Company, Asheville NC, USA)

Yeungling Black and Tan (D. G. Yeungling and Son, Pottsville PA, USA)

Ettaler Curator Dunkler Dopplebock (Klosterbrauerei Ettaler, Ettal, DE)

Left Hand Milk Stout (Left Hand Brewing, Longmont CO, USA)

Black Strap Stout (Bridgeport Brewing, Portland OR, USA)

Gumballhead American Red Wheat Beer (Three Floyds Brewing, Munster IN, USA)

Thunderhead IPA (Pyramid Brewing, Portland OR, USA)

Taproom 21 Pale Ale (Moe's Brewing Company, LaCrosse WI, USA)

ESB (Sierra Nevada Brewing Company, Chico CA, USA)


What an amazingly great time to love beer and live in this country... notice all but one of our tasty brews is created right here in the US of A. The Ettaller Dunkler notwithstanding, a lovely evening of Music, and Barley.

Until next time,

HB