🎼🎶🎼🎼🎶🎼🎼🎶🎼2016 Saturday July 30, Interviewing Songwriters at Library and Music at Visitor Center

At the Library, I listened to Andreas Werner interview local songwriters & entertainers Jimmy Johnson, Tim Carr, and Travis Wammack. From 11–12:30 P.M. 

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 Andreas Werner, Jimmy Johnson, Tim Carr, and Travis Warmack

Tim talked about his love for writing music, singing, and producing.
He also talked about his collaboration with other people to make it and shoot videos.

Jimmy Johnson is a session guitarist and a member of the original Swampers. He talked about becoming an engineer, producer, and studio owner. 

Travis started his career at the age of eleven when he wrote and recorded his first record. At the age of seventeen, he hit the American charts with "Scratch". He talked about being Little Richard's band leader for many years. 
Tim, Jimmy, and Travis are still going strong, but not traveling as much. They are enjoying their golden years. 

Harry Potter Event at Florence Library 

Have you seen this Wizard?

For lunch, I ordered a kid's chicken-finger meal from Jack's.
I went to JCPenney's and bought a black dress for Sunday. 

My last event of the day was at the Visitor Center, entertainers were Travis Wammack and Microwave Dave Gallaher. 

Microwave Dave and Travis Wammack jamming at the Visitor Center

They sang "The Last Call for Alcohol," "You Better Move on," "I Forgot to Remember," "We Had It All," and many others. 
A drummer (Robert) joined in the last half of the show, and he did not have a drumming stick because he used close hangers.
They ended the show with a bang!!
Wow! What a show!
If I had known Microwave Dave was that good, I would have attended more of his shows during the Handy Festival. 

Microwave Dave Gallaher

Robert the drummer

Travis Wammack
A guitarist, singer, and young instrumental genius from Memphis who cut his first record at the tender age of twelve, Travis Wammack is one of the great unheralded guitarists of rock & roll.

Microwave Dave Gallaher
For over 25 years, "Microwave" Dave Gallaher has been an essential part of the Huntsville, Alabama, music scene. He continues to thrive as a recording and performing artist, both as a solo act and as the frontman for Microwave Dave and the Nukes. Since 1989, he has hosted highly entertaining weekly shows on two local radio stations, featuring a broad spectrum of blues styles, eras, and artists.

W.C. Handy Music Festival
July 22-31, 2016
The Shoals