Were still back from the road and still catching up on news reports, which leads us to this one which just floated across our screens. Last weekend, Asheville, North Carolinas the Orange Peel hosted a multi-generational Perpetual Groove sit-in. On Saturday night bassist Adam Perrys father, Chris, picked up a bass and joined the group for a cover of Turn Back The Hands of Time. A bit later, Adams brother Damien stepped up on guitar during a version of When The Levee Breaks. It is possible that the multi-Perry action will reach a wider audience later this year as the show was also filmed for the Concerts For Charity television program which will air in the fall, with additional details to follow.
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