The New Black Eagles got heads swaying and feet tapping with the 1919 Rag followed by the Gravier Street Blues.  When Your Hair Has Turned Gray came with a warning - gray hair would come to Jesse and the toddler someday too.   Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea featured Bob Pilsbury on piano backed by the rhythm section.Peter’s banjo introduced Jelly Bean Blues. Red Wing closed the first set.

At the beginning of the break, Stan commented on the “great room” and piano at Amazing Things with acoustics that allowed them to play without amplification.

The second set began with Jelly Roll Morton’s Froggie Moore Rag followed by a rousing The Old Stomping Ground which included some competition with nearby sirens.  I Would Do Anything For You was followed by a beautiful Body and Soul featuring Billy Novick.  An upbeat spiritual, The Old Rugged Cross was followed by Panama, “not to be confused with the Panama Rag”, came next.  As Tony Pringle was talking, Bob Pilsbury stood up to “take notes”.

An encore, The Purple Rose of Cairo (not the one used in the movie), came in response to a strong ovation and Mike Moran’s “You are not going to let them get away with that, are you?"