Wednesday, May 26, 2010

OTM @ Huey's


I know it's Memorial Day week-end. Staying in town? Add this to your list.
"On The Move" will be playing Huey's in Cordova this Sunday from 8:30 til midnight. Come on out.

Thanks to all of you who joined us in the parking lot at On the Border for Cinco de Mayo. Dunk Carter, you were great, thanks for sitting in. Scott Smith will be back with us on guitar this Sunday.

Don't forget our fallen Veterans this week-end. I have a past post with just a brief history of how we got here.


See you Sunday night!

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Wednesday, May 05, 2010

Cinco de Mayo


Come celebrate Cinco de Mayo with On the Move. We will be playing at On the Border(Wolfchase) from 7 til midnight. The event is outside, on the front parking lot. What a beautiful day it is, the sun is out and should reach mid 80's. If you are not an OTM facebook fan already, you should be. Look us up and join in so you will stay up-to-date of when and where we are playing next. See ya tonight!

Thursday, December 03, 2009

St Jude Memphis Marathon

Oliver Grove is playing for the Memphis Marathon. That's this Saturday(5th) morning, starting at 8:45 and playing 'til 10:40. We will be at mile10 station in front of Martin Music at 1659 Poplar.
Poplar Ave will be closed for the runners most of the morning, so make alternate travel plans if you're not there by 8. Bundle up and bring me some coffee, it is suppose to be clear and chilly, in the 30's.

In other music news, I will be playing with Germantown Baptist's orchestra in their "Gloria" program on Sunday night(13th). Then New Year's Eve, "On The Move" is playing at Cara Hills II. This is a brand new venue for receptions, small conferences and other gatherings. More as we get closer.

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

On The Move


Our demo is now available online. You can listen to it at OTMband.com. There are 12 cover songs you can hear and vote on as well.
You can catch us this week-end, Oct 24th, downtown at the Memphis River Arts Festival. We will be on the Sam's Town Main Stage from 1:00-2:00. It is located at the National Civil Rights Museum just off South Main Street.
And those of you who have been following my music over the last few years, will recognize Dani, 'cause she is playing at 2:30 on the same stage. Last year, this festival saw more than 70,000 people. Come on out!

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Monday, September 14, 2009

Oliver Grove

This Sunday, Sept 20th, come on out for Advent's Annual Fishfry and Concert. All the activities start at 5pm. We, Oliver Grove will be playing from 6 til 7. Food and music is free. Don't miss out on a good cause.

We've been in the studio lately working on a demo and a few songs. Oliver Grove's music should be available soon.



"On The Move" has also been in the studio and the demo is winding up. We will make that available on Facebook and the website for your listening pleasure. OTM will make a public appearance in October for the River Arts Fest. We are scheduled on the 24th from 1:00 til 2:00.

"Each fall RiverArtsFest hosts hundreds of nationally renowned artisans and thousands of Mid-Southerners to celebrate the fine arts during a two-day outdoor festival that is free and open to the public. See, hear, feel and taste art in all its forms, and become part of the moment as it all melds seamlessly with the sights, sounds and historical reverence of the South Main Arts District."

If you are not already a fan Of "Oliver Grove" or "On The Move", sign onto Facebook and give us a search. Event updates, photos and songs are soon to follow.

Saturday, July 25, 2009

Where have you been?

Due to demands of high pressure schedules, and just plain ole being ME, blogging has taken a back seat. Yet somehow, even after taking a hiatus, I am still getting requests. So let's try this all over again. You're buying all this, right? Here's a brief look at the first half of the year.

Sundays I'm in the service at Germantown Baptist, usually on organ(Korg CX3) and occasional acoustic guitar(Taylor 30 year Anniversary issue).


And after months of debates, chalk board entries, the show of hands voting has turned out a name for our band, Oliver Grove. If you're on Facebook, give a search and join up. We've been in the studio and a couple of originals are on the way. Headed back in to add some covers for a demo that should be ready soon as well.
More on Oliver Grove later.



There's more in the que for the music scene, just too much to mention in one blog. There's a rock project in the works and "On The Move" is coming soon.

Yes, that's Todd. April I think it was, at Minglewood Hall. Great show! Great new venue.

"I'll be back...", I believe was said somewhere along the line.

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Saturday, January 10, 2009

2009

Welcome back!! I suppose there's a lot to catch up on since the last update.
Not in any particular order of importance or even anything to do with music, but here we go. Merry Christmas! Our schedule was packed. Christmas parties, family visits, meals, end of year recitals, finals at school, overtime(the job), and I played at Evangel's Christmas service.

My new year's eve was spent at the hospital, I am now a granddad!Presley Ruth, 7 lbs 11 oz. So Happy New Year! What a site, a day, and a way to start the new year.

Looking ahead to 2009...

I found a "must read", The Shack. Ya gotta get it(or even read it online).

The PIG is back at 96 oink 1. For those of you who are tired of top 40 commercial Rock n' Roll.


Oh yeah, we got a Wii(like I've got time to play games). I've even made some Mii's of the Beatles, Bowie and Jagger. Ok, Ok, back to reality.

Zack's album is moving right along, and should be in post production soon.

Yes, I'm still with the unnamed band and you can find me on Sunday nights at GBC.

So, I hope you stay employed and your 401k stays in the black.
Be back soon...

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Friday, October 24, 2008

Music on Demand

well sort of...

I have posted an MP3 player, so let your requests be known.

Friday, August 15, 2008

"As time goes by..."

I just got a Jay Turser-SG copy that needs a little work. I'll have some pictures soon, Thanks Kevin!
a month later I'm still pickin' away. Sunday nights with the acoustic, my "Music: Appreciation" course is over(4.0, thank-you very much) and found out I'm going to be a granddad to a baby GIRL!

Stay in touch, this SG thing is inspiring me to spend some more time on the electric.

And by the way, check out a friend of mine's site. He's new to the blog world and just can't stop. Hot Rod Projects!

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Tuesday, July 15, 2008

Faith Music

Tuesday Sun is finally getting out. Friday night we will be at Faith's "Coffee House Series". In other news, I've been sitting in with the Germantown praise band on Sunday nights. Ron Norton plays the keys so I have been on acoustic guitar. Last week we did a short set for Advent Presbyterian's "Focus" on Thursday night. Life is good!

Thursday, June 05, 2008

Shannon St Blues Fest

I have been invited to perform once again with the Fried Glass Onions band. This time in Jackson, TN, Saturday afternoon at Shannon Street Blues Festival.It's been about a year since our last show at Gibson Guitar Lounge. Mostly the same players will be there, Dave Smith on bass, Greg Lundy on drums, Gene Nunez on guitar, EJ Dyce on trumpet and yours truly on keys. Oh yeah the singers, Matt Isbell, Jackie Johnson, Reni and Bob Simon, and Sir Charles Ponder. Oh every one will be singing along, it's Beatles music, Memphis style.

John Kilzer starts at 5:30. We go on at 6:30 followed by Webb Wilder and Guitar Shorty.

This is one big ad. I'm pluggin' everybody. Come on out, Saturday, June 7th.

Sunday, May 04, 2008

Life is Busy

Just to catch you up on some things goin' on, Tuesday Sun is still happening. We have been recording and there are 6 songs almost ready for demo. Dr Louis is the sound meister, as if that's a real engineer title. Keep an eye on the Tuesday Sun website for details.
Lately I have been sitting in with the praise band at Germantown Baptist. This week we will be playing during the revival at GBC on Monday and Tuesday night.
On Saturday, June 7th, I will be playing in Jackson, TN at Bluesfest 2008. It will be a live performance of "Fried Glass Onions, Memphis Meets the Beatles".

So what's been keeping me so busy. School! Yes, I'm back in school studying website development.
I am going to finish something I started a few years back. Day job, night school, family, music. Not at all in that order, but it keeps me in line.