Triple Shot Of Rhythm Show @ Koala Tavern

Yesterday afternoon I went to the Koala Tavern where I saw the Triple Shot of Rhythm show that had Josh's Foolish Hearts, Slim Gritty and Louis King. Caught the bus from Carindale to Capalaba, went to the Koala Tavern but nobody weren't there, went to the shopping Centre, went to Big W where I bought Coke With No Sugar, card and Boost Chocolate and went to the Newsagent where I Topped the Go Card. Went back to the Koala Tavern, went inside, Saw Lorraine, write notes, had a look at book and use mobile. The Show started after 3.30pm with Josh Foolish Hearts who are from NSW came on first which they did an set of original songs as well as covers including Ain't That Loving You Baby the Elvis Presley song from 1964 and Red Hot Mama by Ronnie Dawson which towards the end of his set played guitar behind his back which was brilliant and there was an interval where I saw Jessica, bought Pepsi Max and Chips, ate chips, drank Pepsi Max, use mobile and had an look at book. Slim Gritty came on next which they did an FANTASTIC Set doing mainly original songs as well as covers including the Jimmy Reed song Shame Shame Shame and there was another interval which I had an Pepsi max. Lois King from Melbourne came on which he did an FANTASTIC set doing mainly original songs including some songs from his latest album Little Devil with the guys from both Slim Gritty and Josh's Foolish hearts. I left at 6.55pm, went outside, Dad Picked me up, stopped at Cannon Hill where I got Pizza, chips and Junior Whooper and came. It was FANTASTIC which the bands played and sounded great as well as playing great which the guitar players including Louis King played great solos as well as Josh playing guitar with his teeth as well and those who were there had an great time which I had a great time too and also thanks to Lori Lee Cash who always put together great shows did an great job as always getting it together which I know myself and everyone else appreciate it very much. I hope these acts come back to Brisbane again soon and I hope Lori puts together another show soon. Thank You Again Lori.

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