Sake at Sandwiches tonight, 7pm

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If you can I would strongly recommend you get along to Sandwiches (courner of Kent Tce/Majoribanks St down by Embassy) to listen to a blues/jazz guy named Sake.
He plays some awesome New 'Awlins type honky-tonk piano and has a cracking voice as well as sounding like he'd be a very funny ranconteur.

Anyway, Sandwiches, 7pm tonight - go if you can and tell me all about it.

Thanks to andymacdaddy's Journal for the details and to National Radio for the interview yesterday afternoon.

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