Let’s Go Wayback

By Tanner Clinch

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For the 10th year in a row, Tucson's favorite jam and harmony band, the Wayback Machine, will host their annual Thanksgiving weekend show dubbed the Dance of Thanks. Go down to the Boondocks Lounge, (3306 N. First Ave.), and see the talented local bands and performers put on their best to benefit the Tucson Kitchen Musicians Association. The all-star line-up includes Amochip Dabney busting out the sax, AZ Blues Hall of Fame members Bryan Dean and Mitzi Cowell on guitars and Heather Hardy on violin. Others joining the show include Shanti Foster on violin and mandolin, Gene Holmes, guitar, and Les Merrihew on drums. Tickets are just $10. For more info go on Facebook, friends.