event held at the Deadwood Pavilion on March 22, 2003.

The doors were scheduled to open at 6pm, but due to a large crowd forming

 outside the building, the decision was made to open the doors at 5:40pm.

The auditorium soon filled up (900-1000 people), and promptly at 7pm, the 

Abbey Road Band kicked off their part of the show.  We played about 15 songs, 

and a large crowd of attendees danced in the area between the stage and 

the seating on the main floor.

Through the lights we could see the happy faces singing along with us and 

clapping their hands as we took them back in time to a "place called the 60's", 

and the Liverpool Sound.

When we finished, we rapidly removed our drums and amplifiers so 

Bobby Vee and the Vees could get ready to do their show.

  Bobby Vee came over and told us how much he enjoyed our music, and was very impressed at how 

accurately we were able to play the Beatles music.  After Tony Johnson got 

Bobby to sign one of his albums for a friend, we were able to get a photo of 

us with Bobby.

After visiting with Bobby for a few minutes, we had to very quickly load our 

equipment into the van and run down the street to the Tin Lizzie where we 

were scheduled to start at 8:30pm.  We got there at around 8:15pm, and by 

8:45pm we were in place and performing our extended Beatles Tribute show

 for the people in attendance at Tin Lizzie.

What a busy day.......2 major shows within five hours!!!!!
It is really something to tear down a system, load it into a van, then unload it 

and set it up...while all the time wearing our tailored Beatles suits!!!   LOL

But it sure was worth it......A GREAT TIME WAS HAD BY ALL!!!!