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Ray Wylie Hubbard performing at "Music Under the Star" at Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum in Austin. He was backed up by Rick Richards on drums/percussion. Liz and Lincoln were the opening act, and they joined Ray during his set. Photo by Ron Baker.
just a quick review for the ray lamontagne concert which was on april 3.
the show was at the palace theater in greensburg, about one hour away from pittsburgh.
opening act was "low anthem." a trio from providence, ri. i enjoyed them, a medley of lively folk, acoustic rock, and some slow ballads. they performed for an hour, beginning at 8:00.
ray, with his band of three others, played for an amazing one and a half hours including a three song encore.
there was a mix of his latest album, "goosip in the grain" and some of the well known selections frm his first two albums.
he has an INCREDIBLE voice. a chatty lad he is not, but he is a true performer, giving so much raw emotion and passion as he sings. truth be told, i enjoyed every song, but i really enjoy the one that stripped down with ray by himself. i won't give away which song it was :).
a word of caution, leave your cameras at home. the venue's security checks bags. i take that back "professional" cameras were not allowed i explained my nikon d40 was hardly a professional model, but the security was adamant so i had to walk my camera back to the car. this was not the venue's policy but ray's. i have no problem with that, but it should have been on the ticket or annouced somewhere. what was a little frustrating was they allowed point and shoots and camera phones which was still annoying with the flashes going off.
all in all, a wonderful concert. i would see ray again and again.
Ray Vernon Bristoll
Son of Ira P. & Winnie (Jenkins) Bristoll
Hubsand of Mary Flossie McEvoy
Father of Oral Bristoll
Took this early in the morning. It was very misty and the sun coming through the tree and mist created the rays you see here.
Ray Tse, one of the photographers who attended our second www.flickr.com/groups/theshire/ photo shoot, you can see Ray's photo stream at www.flickr.com/photos/rtse/
This is Ray at the 2003 Shoreham RAFA Air Show, the only time he came to Shoreham. One of the fiinest Warbird display pilots and the original leader of the Red Arrows, Ray died peacefully during 2005.
Sparkle down on the lake as it continues to clear on out. andyarthur.org/photos/bigpond/media5494.html
Ray is starting his part of the tour here now. It is the bottom of the hill whert TJ foiled the pursuit of one paddywagon. We move on to where another took up the pursuit.
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*** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** DUBLIN : 17/4/2016 : Cycle SuperStore Unveil Biggest Bike Store in Ireland. The Cycle SuperStore has raised the bar on the cycling retail sector. The Cycle SuperStore, Irelands biggest bicycle store is proud to announce its acquisition of the Frameworks building on the Airton Road, Tallaght. The store boasts a cutting edge retail experience, previously unseen in the cycling sector. Formally the IBM Headquarters, the Frameworks building has a 20,000 square feet foot print. Total space including the Mezzanine is 36,000 square feet. On his ideas for the new store, Cycle SuperStore founder Ray Fearon said; “We travelled far and wide taking ideas from stores around the globe and realised that the cycling industry has evolved greatly. Cycling is a passion and the customer experience when choosing that new bike or purchasing an accessory needs more personal attention. I believe this new store delivers that in droves.” Pictured at the official opening of Cycle SuperStore on Airton Road, Tallaght was XXX. Picture Conor McCabe Photography.
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