Showing posts with label India K' Raja. Show all posts
Showing posts with label India K' Raja. Show all posts

Saturday, October 15, 2011

The Three Hundred and Thirty Ninth...



Number Three Hundred and Thirty Nine:









I think I have found my favorite way to really enjoy the folk festival in Richmond, photograph interviews! Now I am sure I'm like a lot of people, I don't really know a lot about the acts they get for the thing, plus it's all not really music that I seek, but always enjoy when I get there.

This year I was helping with WRIR 97.3. Since the host radio station (88.9) won't allow ANY OTHER station a stage (for whatever reason), we decided to use guerrilla tactics; a $97.30 giveaway to random people that wear their WRIR Fund Drive tee shirt! It worked like a charmed both times today. Mike Rutz took the mic and we found two appreciative WRIR fans then broadcast them live getting the prize pack. Fun! So we did one around 2 then at 7, in between James Hickman and I, with help from Will Armstrong and Charles Williams, went around getting interviews with acts backstage! Fricking sweet! (and thus, my favorite way to enjoy the festival!) Original P was a peak moment, seen below here. Dude just arrived and needed a beer and the ladies were hilarious!

Charles and Original P members


Me hamming it up in the backstage tent.

Also squeezed in was a visit to the American Civil War Center, it was free and I also got to talk with Doc Gillespie and my Macabre Partner in Crime Beth signing books! Good day, but a long one!

Monday, April 18, 2011

The One Hundred and Fifty Ninth...

Number One Hundred and Fifty Nine:





India K' Raja, Lunch, Buffet





Great Indian cuisine, buffet style so you will walk a little slower on the way out of the door. Also, televisions sets with either Bollywood music videos, or Indian soap operas. It happened to be some Bollywood grooving nicely, lotta woofer bass to the tunes. When Justin and I were leaving, I noticed they were REALLY cranking it out on the strip mall; so loud we could hear it from the Bookmobile parking space. Holla for some Bolla!