Photographer Justin Dylan Renney spent an evening, this weekend, with local band Rising Tides. During their walk through Georgetown they downed shots, scored tacos, and put that hot towel to good use. Rising Tides plays this Friday at The Central.Published on August 31, 2009
Good times.
We met M. and Cara (of Calamity Jane’s) and they insisted on buying everyone shots.
And used the hot towel.
Jason Harrison downed a Boilermaker.
Shots.
Our last stop was Calamity Jane’s on Airport Way.
Brad Blackwell enjoys his Carne Asada tacos.
Carne Asada. Mmmmm.
So we run into the two fixed gear cyclists April Holmquist and Harley Herseim at Taqueria El Trompo Loco (Taco Truck) on East Marginal Way. Small world when craving tacos.
Outside Georgetown Records, deciding where to go next…
Our first stop was Georgetown Liquor Company.
April Holmquist and Harley Herseim at 9lb.
Steve Anderson and Jason Harrison of Rising Tides at 9lb.
Here we are outside the Nine Pound Hammer.
The bartender at Jules Mae’s was very short with us and didn’t want to give her name.
Found this old time cash register at Jules Mae’s.
Brad Blackwell kids around making it look like he drank the whole pitcher.
Outside Jules Mae’s Saloon.
A train nearly ran us over outside Georgetown Liquor Co.
John and Sharon Pickens-Green were celebrating their 1st anniversary at Georgetown Liquor Company.
Georgetown Liquor Company bartender Topher Meslo.
Rising Tides, left to right, is Jason Harrison, Steve Anderson, Brad Blackwell and Ryan Clinton.
Brad Blackwell and Ryan Clinton enjoy some Ms. Pac Man.
Jason Harrison and Steve Anderson of Rising Tides start off the night with some tame drinks.
