I have got to say that the show was just like being a fly on the wall of the Guthrie family home . How comfortable and easy it comes to these seasoned pros. It was as if time disapeared and three hours felt like only a short set . I have got to say that I was proud of the crowd in my home town of Anchorage. I am the road manager for the Peter Rowan and Tony Rice Quartet and I have been home for a few days on break. I get exposed to crowds all over this country and now and then a couple others . To say the least some crowds just don't make it easy to be a performer . Imagine not even being able to hear the sound coming out of the instrument for the crowd noise . I have been there and it ain't no pic-nic . So to all my fellow citizens , I thank you . As for the music I think that Johnnie and Sara Lee make an incredible pair . Two of the most beautiful voices and very talented Songwriters , it is hard to imagine the depth of music that is yet to come form this pair . Arlo has put together a great group of folks for this Tour with Gordon Titcomb sitting in with the steel and Mandolin and Guitar and......... he plays everything he can get close enough to touch I swear ! The key board player was tops also and since I just met him last night and it is still early for me ,I forgot his name . Sorry man ! I am not the best in that department but I promise i won't let it happen again !
Well thanks gang and for the rest of the Tour you folks better watch out because if this is the begining then the end is going to be outstanding
Warren Weldon

Hey Warren,Welcome to arlo.net and thanks for posting.The person on keyboards would most likely have been Arlo,s son Abe.And yes what a talented group he does have with him .I only wish I could have got to see Sarah Lee and Johnnie when they were in Canada.Gordon Titcomb is some multi talented guy(you can get his cd,s on his website)>

That was little Abe !!!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh my god !!!! He is bigger than me !! Man they grow fast !!

This interview--not the usual press release--is from Ashville, North Carolina, where the Guthrie Family Legacy Tour will end. It's been a great tour.

http://www.citizen-times.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=200770510079

Thanks for posting that. That was neat...