Bassist Dave Stoltz and keyboardist Mark Mercier took the stage with the Pete Scheips Band last night at Sullys Pub in Hartford, CT. Stoltz (Dickey Betts & Great Southern) played guitar in the second set during Blue Bossa, Summertime and Hey Bo Diddley. Mercier (Max Creek), a regular collaborator with the group, added organ to Foxey Lady and Goin Down the Road Feelin Bad.
The Pete Scheips Band returns to Sullys next Wednesday. Details can be found at www.bignoisenow.com/scheips.html.
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