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Date Title
Jun 03, 1996 NYC
Jun 05, 1996 VH-1
Jun 08, 1996 Pittsburgh
Jun 09, 1996 Philadelphia
Jun 12, 1996 Saratoga
Jun 18, 1996 Chicago
Jun 20, 1996 Boston
Jun 21, 1996 Cincinatti
Jun 24, 1996 Quebec City
Jun 26, 1996 Atlanta
Jun 27, 1996 More Atrlanta
Jun 28, 1996 Memphis
Jul 01, 1996 Atlanta
Jul 04, 1996 Little Rock
Jul 06, 1996 Houston
Jul 07, 1996 Biloxi
Jul 08, 1996 West Palm Beach
Jul 11, 1996 Hurricane Bertha
Jul 12, 1996 Raleigh
Jul 13, 1996 Virginia Beach
Jul 16, 1996 NYC
Jul 20, 1996 John Panozzo
Jul 21, 1996 Peoria
Jul 26, 1996 Oklahoma City
Jul 30, 1996 Kansas City
Aug 02, 1996 Denver
Aug 03, 1996 Vegas
Aug 03, 1996 Vegas
Aug 06, 1996 Los Angeles
Aug 08, 1996 Reno
Aug 10, 1996 Pasa Robles
Aug 11, 1996 Portland
Aug 13, 1996 The Gorge
Aug 15, 1996 Los Angeles
Aug 17, 1996 More LA
Aug 28, 1996 False End
Aug 30, 1996 Quebec
Sep 02, 1996 Chicgo
Sep 03, 1996 The Bears
Sep 04, 1996 Gone Fishin'
Sep 05, 1996 Birmingham
Sep 06, 1996 Pensacola
Sep 07, 1996 Orlando
Sep 09, 1996 Good Bye Florida
Sep 12, 1996 43 in LA
Sep 13, 1996 Allegan
Sep 14, 1996 Moline
Sep 15, 1996 Ames
Sep 19, 1996 Toledo
Sep 19, 1996 Todd's Band
Sep 20, 1996 Toledo
Sep 22, 1996 Chicago
Oct 06, 1996 Finally Home
Dec 15, 1996 Happy Holidays

 

 

Gone Fishin'
04-Sep-96

I once caught a fish THIS BIG... Tommy here. Jeanne and I took John Burene, sales director at ARROW 100.7 FM in Pensacola, up on his offer to go fishing to promote the upcoming concert in Pesacola on the 6th. I had mentioned in an earlier interview with Lisa Cagle that "I can't believe we are coming so close to Destin and we are not going deep sea fishing!" and that was all I said. John took it to heart and thought "Why not do a live remote from the boat?" and it grew from there. By the time we left this morning at 7:00 am, we had not only several folks from ARROW on board, but 2 of their contest winners, a crew from the local ABC television station and the FOX-TV affiliate as well as the outdoors editor of the newspaper in Mobile. Captain Mike and Frank of "The C. Rose" took us to some CHOICE spots where we proceeded to haul in a massive amount of red snapper, grouper and several other types of fish. Contest winners David and Susie Nolin had a blast, and not just because David caught twice as many fish as everyone else. They are big fans and we had a great time. My best friend Eddie came down from Montgomery and it was his first deep sea fishing experience. And what a good one indeed! In less than 4 hours we had caught our limit and returned to Zeke's Landing where we then hopped on Waverunners and tooled around while the restaurant cleaned and prepared our fish for lunch. Lord have mercy, we worked up quite an appetite and lunch never tasted better. Orange Beach, Alabama is an unbelievable place. It is an emerging community that is holding on to its old fashioned quaintness while serious riverfront houses are going up and getting more and more high end every season. Check it out if you are in the area... In an hour, we are off to yet another adventure I will report later...

Work work work... Well, new things in the name of promo stuff. Beau Roach, who went fishing with us today and arranged for the waverunners, set up our evening for us. Eddie, Jeanne and I went to his game palace, "The Track", where Eddie and I bungie jumped for the first time. It was scary but we did it. Jeanne got all the way up there in the harness and decided she wanted nothing to do with it. We then got hooked up into the harnesses for the "Sky-Coaster". All three of us, side by side, were hoisted face-down, up a 110 foot tower and I pulled the rip-cord. This sent us plunging into a huge arc like a giant vine-swing. After the back-to-back brain rushes, we eased out through an extremely high-tech computer animated driving game. It was quite a day. Tomorrow the rest of the band will meet us in Birmingham for the concert there�


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