William Reedy: Calendar

"William Reedy and Friends took the Montrose by Storm," said Howard Johnson following the May 10 show. Indeed, the turnout was fabulous, the response enthusiastic and the occasion special. The audience got a special treat when Terry invited Nicky's mom, Susan Baltrushes onstage to sing Bob Dylan's "One More Cup of Coffee" and John Prine's "Angel From Montgomery." WLUWs Razor and Di hosted the show. Future appearances at the Montrose are anticipated for William Reedy and Friends.

The Heartland was the scene of another well attended evening of Americana drenched folk music and original songs with Nicky Baltrushes, Linda Collins, Terry Davis, Bob Huston, John Reedy and William Reedy.

William Reedy appeared on the Razor and Die show for an interview and a live performance. Also appearing were John Reedy and Terry Davis. The live performance included "Something Out of Nothing," "Stop and Smell the Roses," "I Am a Pilgrim," and "Out of the Woods." One caller phoned in from Mexico in response to the free CD giveaway.

Steve Justman opened the show at the Heartland with a solid set of originals and tasty cover music. Bob Huston on bass, John Reedy on guitar and Nicky Baltrushes on fiddle joined the band for this show and plan future appearances with William Reedy and Friends.

William Reedy was joined by Bob Huston on bass and John Reedy on guitar for the Singer Songwriter Spotlight at the Montrose, hosted by WLUW's Razor and Di. Future appearances were planned at the Montrose and on the Razor and Di show on WLUW Radio, 88.7FM.

William Reedy announced the release of "Stop and Smell the Roses," a new CD of all original material. He was joined by Linda Collins on vocals, Terry Davis on banjo & vocals, Bob Huston on bass & vocals and Marty Schwartz on fiddle. The Shoemakers opened the show with a well received set.