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Mamajuana 4:290:00/4:29
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Etude in Fifths 19:050:00/19:05
Summer Shenanigans and Serenity, 2010
The Dory, Summer 2010
The Cooperage Inn Christmas 2009
The Kings at the Coop

Cathy and Larry, enjoying some of the finest food and dring on the North Fork. They felt the music wasn't too shabby, either.

A contest: Be the first to tell us WHERE in the Cooperage this photo was taken, and we'll buy you a free drink at the Cooperage the next time the Rhythm Kings perform there. Enteries must be submitted by 3:00 pm, Wednesday, December 23. Send entries to coyotelk@optonline.net .
Halloween 2009
The Cooperage Inn Fall Festival 2009
The Cooperage Inn Fall Festival 2009

The Cooperage audience. Note the age range, from just starting to walk all the way to still walking.

The audience responds. They seem to be having a better-than-average time, don't you think? Sure it was Tony's birthday - Tony is the one with the baseball cap on the right - but methinks the music helped a bit, too.

And a handsome audience it is, too. That's Joe Murphy discussing radical Celticism with Joe and Pete.

Love is a beautiful thing. That's Miss Denise snuggling with John Potter. John took this great batch of pictures at the Cooperage.

Apparently Joe Murphy's radical Celticology drove off the other Joe. The fine young fellow on the right is actually approaching the Rhythm Kings guitarist for an autograph, which he'll undoubtedly treasure for, oh, three weeks or more.

The stage accepts the Rhythm Kings. The band plays to their special guests, the pumpkins and the cornstalks. Note the GUESTBOOK on the steps. If you're in that book, you're probably looking at this picture.

Douglas and Philip dig in. This could be during one of the jams in "Cripple Creek," or perhaps "Superstition." Or maybe "Reelin' In the Years." Quick, name another band that covers The Band, Stevie Wonder and Steely Dan.

The Coyote, relaxing between sets with Mo and Joe (mo's brothers-in-law are sadly obscured). Of course Mo and I have the stupid looks on our faces while we sip teetotalingly on vitamin water and soda, while Joe looks totally relaxed with a tray of McBrewskis nearby.

Miss Mo spooning with Philip Gardner on bass. The spoons, by the way, are from Newfoundland. Miss Mo is from Rocky Point.

Chris "Hadj" Hadjopoulos lays down a righteous groove on his sixties vintage champagne-sparkle Ludwig kit.

This fabulous babe is definitely on our short list of stand-by drummers, should Hadj be unavailable.

The Coyote breaks out his very rare Ibanez Artist 2700 series guitar. You can read a little more about it if you travel over to my "Tools" photo gallery.