bluegrass "Riptide" at the saloon

Bluegrass "Riptide" at the saloon

Water Tower decided to take a drive out to the old desert.

Sometimes the speed of life in LA gets to be all too much for these boys.

So they get together in the privacy of their own desert saloon in order to share music with YOU.

Here they cover the famous Vance Joy song, "Riptide". 

Did you enjoy this cover?

It was taken out of live performance that the boys did last week. 

Catch the FULL performance on FB. 

The raffle that was run in the description is no longer running, BUT the boys run many raffles.

Congratulations to the first place winner Megan Billups. 

Second place to be announced soon. 

They did not plan to play this song, that is why Kenny is delighted at the start when both Tommy Fingers

 and he start playing the song at the same time.

BarJayBar aka "Juice" is the man on bass. 

Little moments of pleasure and glee are what make life special. 

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