A Voice from the Eastern Door
A Voice from the Eastern Door
Joe Cal & Friends played at Iakhihsohtha on Sunday. L-R: Ron Lazore, George Tooker Tehotakeraton, Ray Burnet, Joe Cal and Jake Adams.
Grace Roundpoint (L) and Laura Cree (R) were the first brave souls to get up and dance.
Mary Herne, Anna Thompson, Kateri Herne, Sheila Cook and Florence Cook enjoying the music.
Laura Cree, Thomas Jacobs and Cheyenne Sunday-Gray out on the "dance floor" at Iakhihsohtha on Sunday.
Alice Cook (L) Cheyenne Sunday-Gray, and Leona Cook (R) jigging.
On Sunday, July 19, 2015 Iakhihsohtha got a visit from Joe Cal & Friends, which was a mixture of the band Minimum Wage and guest players. They played some great tunes for the residents and eventually some got up to dance.
They played songs like "Heartache by the Numbers" and "Tear in my Beer," and no gig is complete without a few jigging numbers.
Kateri Herne also sang a couple of songs. Her mother Mary Herne had been requesting a Charlie Pride song for a while, but Kateri did not have the words. Her mother got the lyrics for Kateri and on Sunday the request was met. She sang, "That Was Before I Met You." Overall, it was the perfect day to stay in, as it was very humid outside, and enjoy some great music and dancing.
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