One of the biggest parts of being a real man is always being honest and I wouldn't be any of those things if I said that I was not nervous about sharing my art with my home town. C-town as we love to call it... Although it has always been in my opinion been very diverse in comparison to other Southern cities of the same size which most would agree comes by way of the large military base in Columbus that bring soldiers and their families from all parts of the country to live there...It has at times like many areas within our society been consumed with the status quo but I am pleased to say that Last Night's Trip was like me...Different. With all that being said I was nervous about how I would be received since my approach to displaying my artistry is so left field, but like I said in the second verse of the title track from my album I've never turned away from a challenge.
The Ending.......After all I had in me was left on the stage and the drummers last beat, the keyboard players last chord, and the last riffs from the guitar had stop echoing I was greeted by the sound of applause... And although It wasn't the stadium of thousands of people I played to in Miami or Chicago that loved my music...And it wasn't the club packed with hundreds of college kids in Oxford, Ms or Athens, GA that love my music.... It was a packed out crowd in a not so small soulful club called The Hookah Lounge in my Home Town that truly enjoyed what I did! Which I must say was the Greatest of them all.. It is something to be said about being received well by those who you directly represent...
From Last Night's Trip I take with me what will forever be a life long memory.
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