Can't have the Pink Floyd experience on stage anymore but can see a "version" of it. Being fans listening on the record player before bed we decided to see Brit Floyd at the Community Center Theatre.

Impressive. Voices were close. Light show and lasers with back up singers with soul. It was a great night with many crazed Floyd fans with skunk wafting through the rafters. We were seated up top center so we got the brunt of it, the heat, and boy was it loud. We took a kick drum and bass line pounding from the speaker arrays.

It was the last official Pops in the Park in East Sacramento and we had to go. I said had to go because my wife's friend live right around the corner so we all had to rep her hood. You know it's so much easier going to a community event when you have a driveway to park in and a bathroom and a refrigerator you can sneak off to.

Good times were had at Glenn Hall Park for the second year in a row. Thank you Karen and all of River Park for the Hospitality.

This week I'm thinking a bit of relaxing with public displays.

Pops in the Park is a music series in East Sac that moves to different parks each of the 4 weeks. This Saturday night it's in Bertha Henschel Park for the John Skinner Band. They play wedding and events and know 1000's of songs according to their website. Anything from jazz to latin to country to swing and big band. basically a party band with a horn section to get you moving.

Think about  great evening of music(dancing is up to you) an bringing a blanket to lay out and snuggle up on or a couple of fold up chairs next to one another. Food vendors and a Beer and Wine Garden well help lubricate the evening. But, bring sunscreen before you become a painful lobster that kills the mood Sunday Morning.