Jan. 5 and 6, Off-the-Wall Hall
Jan 18 and 19, Opera House
Feb 2 and 3, Coyote Club, Wichita
Feb 20,  ?
Feb 22 and 23, Opera House
March 2 and 3, Ramona's, Perry - this little beer tavern was run by Robbie Schall
March 16 and 17, Off-the-Wall Hall
March 23 and 24, Coyote Club
March 28, 29, and 30, Opera House
April 20 and 21, Ramona's
May 4 and 5, Off-the-Wall Hall
May 8, Off-the-Wall Hall
May 18, Opera House with Albert Collins
June 1, Big Eat
June 24, picnic at Lone Star Lake
June 29, Opera House with Big Twist and the Mellow Fellows
July 13, Ramona's
July 27, Off-the-Wall Hall
August 10 and 11, Coyote Club - Buddy had mechanical problems with his truck, and we fixed it in terrible heat at Lynn Piller's house
August 31, Off-the-Wall Hall
Sept 27, KU Student Union Ballroom
Oct 5 and 6, Off-the-Wall Hall
Oct 12 and 13, Coyote Club
Nov 2 and 3, Off-the-Wall Hall
Nov 12, Off-the-Wall Hall

Jan 4, Opera House
Jan 25, Opera House
Feb 1, Opera House
Feb 19, Opera House with Muddy Waters
Mar 7 and 8, Coyote Club
Mar 17, Off-the-Wall Hall
Mar 28, Opera House with John Mayall
April 9, Opera House, benefit for ... Spears?
Apr 16, Off-the-Wall Hall with Homesick James and the Dusters
Apr 18, Off-the-Wall Hall
May 3, Opera House
May 16, Off-the-Wall Hall
May 23, Opera House
June 2 and 3, TNT Club, Topeka
June 15, picnic
June 21, Off-the-Wall Hall
July 3, ?
July 14 and 15, TNT Club
July 18 and 19, TNT Club
Aug 1, ?
Aug 14, Opera House with Asleep at the Wheel
Oct 19, ?
Dec 15, ?

*** Newly added November 2011 *** August 15, 1982 - Jazzhaus, Lawrence, Kansas - Bill Lynch sitting in In the order we played 'em. It was always a pleasure having Lynch sit in.   If you can tell the difference between the sounds of a Stratocaster (John Lomas) and those of a Telecaster (Lynch), you'll know who's playing what. Set 1 Night Train Sea Cruise Dream Lover (This May Be the) Last Time - yes, the one by the Rolling Stones! Rocket 88 - sung by Bill Lynch, this is regarded by some as being the very first rock-and-roll song. He's Funny That Way - great rendition by Becky and the rest of us Since You've Been Gone (Baby Baby Sweet Baby) Our Day Will Come - Ruby and the Romantics Set 2 Twistin' the Night Away - we usually did this as an instrumental, but Bill Lynch adds vocals here Still In Love - a Big Joe Turner ballad from the early 1950s, done nicely by Andy You Can't Catch Me - Lomas always liked to play this Chuck Berry tune; Andy sings Flying Home - what would Charlie Christian and Benny Goodman say? Nobody But You Funny, But I Still Love You Just a Little Bit Rescue Me - we'd just worked this one up, so it was rather rough Before You Accuse Me - Bill Lynch sings Goin' Out of My Head (Over You) I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Cry (Over You) Papa's Got a Brand New Bag Mean Old World Set 3 Further On Up the Road Walk On By Love Don't Love Nobody - Bud found this song somewhere - don't remember who was the original artist, but it's fun.  Andy sings. Hearts of Stone Medley:     Hearts of Stone     Cherry Pie     I'll Go Crazy     Show Me Soul Shake - this was a minor hit back in about 1968 for Peggy Scott and Jo Jo Benson.  Becky and Andy duet. Set 4 The Night Time Is the Right Time - Becky and I aren't Margie Hendricks and Ray Charles, but we're not bad... My Babe Drivin' Wheel - Bill Lynch sings Troubled in Mind Baby, I Love You (Get Your Kicks on) Route 66 Treat Me Nice Since I Fell for You Hands Off Him Whatever I Am (You Made Me) - a Tracy Nelson tune from the early 1970s Cold Sweat Key to the Highway - John Lomas sings Prisoner of Love - this song is from 1931; this is an instrumental featuring Jim. I Got the Last Laugh Now - a jump blues from Roy Brown Good Rockin' Tonight - also by Roy Brown!