Hey all.

Webb is playing a first time venue in Atlanta this Friday. It is owned by a friend of a friend and my bud is helping finance the rebirth of this venture (and Webb's appearance).

They are wanting to build a great venue for us northern sububanites, so please come out. Red and I will see you all there. (Sorry for the shameless plug).

I guess you mean Tavern on the Bridge, Bart?

Ain't nothin' wrong with pluggin' a Webb gig, not around here...

Will be there with rocks on!!!

Yep Tavern. I have never been there, but know the guys involved.

I need directions to Tavern..... Ga 400 north to what exit? Then what? My mapquest is useless....
Thanks,
Bennie Ray

Not on 400 at all.

It is on Peachtree Parkway aka Medlock Bridge Road. If you are on 285, you would get off at P'tree Industrial. When the road splits into Ptree Ind and P'tree Parkway (hwy 141), you take the left hand or the Parkway(141). Stay on it for about four miles and you will cross the river, you will see Atlanta Athletic Club and then Old Alabama will be a good sized intersection on the left where it dead ends into Ptree Pkwy. The next strip of shops on the right is where Tavern is located. If you pass Stoney River (good steaks BTW) and cross 120 (Pleasant Hill), you just missed it.

Hope that helps.

Thanks , Bart....c ya there Friday!!

Yup.

Sorout is Spring Breaking or she would be there as well. They were gonna slip her in, but senior yearitis set in instead.

See Bart.... that is what I like about driving in ATL.... no matter what happens or how lost you get ... just turn onto Peachtree and it will lead somewhere. The only problem is you never know which Peachtree you are on....

What is the last count of Peachtrees in your town....?? I heard it was in the 100's could be embellished a little.

Peachtree St., blvd, lane, parkway.... North Ptree, S. Ptree.... Peachtree Gumbo, Peachtree Kabobs.... no wait that is Bubba Gump Shrimp....

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And the funny thing is there are no peach trees.

It is thought that it was a misunderstanding regarding a pitch tree that stood at the boundary of the Cherokee and Creek indians in present day Buckhead. Go figure.

Thanks for clearing that up, Bart! Ya can't hardly make it through a day on the Webb Board without learnin' something.

I've never been to this venue, but I hung *a bunch* of posters (mainly in Duluth, Buford, Suwanee and Lawrenceville) for this show, so I hope folks turn out.

Has anyone seen any posters up?

Has anyone seen the opening band previously (a Yardbirds cover band of some sort, I'm told)?

The Backyard Birds are great. A cover band that can justify being a cover band because they are good fun and good to boot. Definately worth coming early.
See ya there...Red (Too lazy to log out Bart and re-sign in)