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Waterfall is really excited to be playing this fall at Bauman’s Farm in Gervais, Oregon this year. Check out our Performance Schedule for dates and times. Also, get a preview of what goes on at their Fall Festival by watching the video!
Cycle Country was really a fun gig, between Hot Dogs, free Rock Start beverages and vendor displays, and live
Waterfall Plays on Location at Cycle Country in Salem
Louie and I were particularly relaxed because ourCountryCycle equipment was set up by our two roadies, Cody and Kyle, who also assisted KBZY in putting away promotional equipment.
music…motorcycles we being sold left and right during our performance.
Louie sang alot of cover songs from Country, Pop and Rock ‘n Roll Genres, plus threw in a Sea Shanty, “What Do with a Drunked Sailor?”
Jellyfish Jubilee was a song written and performed by vocalist Louie Hubbard for the Oregon Coast Aquarium fund raising event by the same name. It was used for pre promotion of the event and played by Waterfall during the gala event.
The was song performed live recorded in one cut at KBZY Radio studios in Salem, Oregon.
Waterfall, joined by violinist Deborah Barber plays today at Terra Gardens Nursery, 270 Cordon Rd. in Salem. Yesterday we played vocals and instrumentals. 
Today we will be playing insturmental favorites and requests at one of Salem’s favorite nurseries.
St. Patricks Day in Salem Oregon with Waterfall
Irish eyes will be smiling this Tuesday when Waterfall will on hand at Macleay Country Inn from 6 to 8 pm with Irish, Celtic folk music, plus acoustic favorites and instrumentals. Louie Hubbard will be featured on guitar and vocals. Casey Applen on celtic drum (bodran), mandolin and harmonica.
Macleay Country Inn is located at 8362 Macleay Road SE in Salem Oregon.
Last night Waterfall played for Oregon Employee’s Federal Credit Union at Caruso’s Italian Restaurant! Waterfall played acoustic “environmental” music adding holiday ambiance to the the candlelight dinner. Among the songs performed were five surprising different renderings of the song, “O Christmas Tree,” in cafe, jazz, blues, bluegrass and yes even reggae styles.
Louie Hubbard on Guitar
Also, we played a celitic version of God Bless Ye Merry Gentlemen, and Blue Christmas, with guitar and vocals by Louis Hubbard and and blues harmonica addded in with Casey Applen
Some of the music played can be heard on the Waterfall’s MySpace page.
We played all night long all the holiday favorites and then some. Louie did some of his impersonations. Playing for a dining room that seated 80, provided quality entertainment while employees and company owner shared good times, and terrific food.Special thanks to Cody Dorn (also known as Cody the Roady) for helping with the P.A. equipment, taking photos, and providing band support.
