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Had a blast!! Thanks to all who came out and partook in the festivities, and those who took the time to get dressed up also! Check out some of the photos here...

But you already know that if you're reading this...'cause this item won't be on the old website :P

Rather than try and outguess Mother Nature, Chuck and Jeanette said to hell with it and picked a day. The weather was great as were the festivities, as usual!! Check out some of the photos here...

Mark and Laureen's cabin party out at Lake Nakamun!! While the trip out was scenic...thanks Corina ;) the party was worth the effort it took to get there. Although our regular front guy couldn't make it, we enlisted the help of another Mike to handle the vocal duties. And he blows a Johnson...I mean he works that thing over like a... uh, before you get all homophobic, Johnson is a brand of harmonica, you perv's...

OLPH Cougars...'nuff said, Marlin. Giggity goo...

With gigs settling down, we decided to step up our marketing efforts. We recorded a 3 song demo at Mac Alley Studios to include in a media package we are putting together.

Later this month, we'll be performing at the Edmonton Blues Society's monthly event. Come out and support local talent and the Edmonton Blues Society.

Another gig that was 'up there' on the old 'up there' scale, rivalling Chuckfest for crowd energy and pure enjoyment. Out in the intimate Graminia Hall, people were dancin' and underwear was flying in honour of the birthday boy. Even Marilyn Monroe made a guest appearance to sing Happy Birthday!!!

For the third year, we were invited to perform at Chuckfest. The weather misbehaved, but the folks who showed up seemed to have a great time. We sure did!! We decided to 'kick out the jams' and try a few tunes that we never really practiced together. We had a great time and are already looking foward to Chuckfest IV. If you know Chuck, get in on the hottest ticket in Strathcona County!!

Hot on the heels of Marian's departure, Darren has come aboard as our new bass player, with his former band on a pseudo-hiatus. Darren brings a sense of humour, some big ears and a laid back 'tude...

Our 'new' bass player, Marian, announces her departure from the band. Her growth as a player was only exceeded by her determination. Good luck in your musical future Marian!!

It is with sadness that our keyboard player, Carole, announces her departure from the band. Her farewell performance will be at the Scout Silent Auction & Fundraiser on May 27, 2006. Carole was, by far, the most 'qualified' musician in the band. We will miss her knowledge, sense of humour and her smile. Good luck in the future Carole!!

Our talented backup (and sometimes lead) singer, Annette, announces she is leaving the band. Trying to balance a new job, a wonderful husband and family and a new big screen TV has proven a little much and the band is the casualty. We wish Annette the best of luck with her juggling act and will miss her cheery personality and her awesome singing talent.

Hot on the heels of Hal's departure, Marian has come aboard as our new bass player. Marian is a "graduate" of the Weekend Warrior program and had expressed interest in playing with our band, had an "opportunity" arisen. Lucky for her (and us)...

Our bass player, Hal, has announced his departure from the band. His farewell performance will be at Meadowstock IV on October 4, 2005. We will miss his no-bullshit attitude and frankness. We wish him all the best in his future musical endeavours.

After mulling over several options for a band name, we couldn't decide so we picked Indecision!

The first real incarnation of Indecision performs a short but sweet set at Red's in West Edmonton Mall, the orgasmic climax of 9 weeks of practice with Axe's Weekend Warrior program. Tunes include "Well Respected Man", "Mustang Sally", "Everytime I See Your Picture", "Hard To Handle", "Feelin' Alright" and "Hit the Road Jack".

After graduating from the Weekend Warrior program and a successful, albeit short, whirlwind tour of West Edmonton Mall (well OK, one 6 song set at Red's, but you gotta start somewhere), three of our loosely knit group of musicians decide to form a more permanent band. While the name is yet to be decided (let's see, we we're Four O'Clock Warriors and The Plague among others), the core group continues on, with additional members to come (and go). Our Red's set included "The Zoo", "Dream On", " (Make Me Do) Anything You Want", "Take Me To the River", "Spooky" and "Mustang Sally".