There is not a more magical place to listen to a concert on this planet than Red Rocks. The clouds to the north, on the left of this photo, backlit the stage with a playful lightning show Wednesday throughout the evening.
Karen and I met with friends for dinner in Golden before the show. First time to see Jed and Gretchen post-apocalypse. We had a blast.
I still have my Lyle Lovett CD from thirty years ago. This is the first time I’ve seen him play in concert. His voice was as sweet as Texas tea – experienced, melodic and enchanting. Imagine listening to a Texas country twang backed by the Colorado Symphony Orchestra. Great show.
A Runner's Story 
It was a beautiful evening, and a terrific show. I think we were all a bit anxious after the wild hail storms at a Red Rocks show less than earlier, but the weather couldn’t not have been better. It was great hanging out with Karen and Ed again – Jed
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OMG, the picture of the audience!: they look just like the people in the audiences of shows I go to. OLD. I went to a show once where the audience was noticeably young; I did not know that Josh Garrells was Christian Rock. But Leo Kotkke, The Record Company, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Jimmy Vaughan, man, give me old people’s music. I would love to hear Lyle Lovett, surrounded by my brethren. Nice.
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Absolutely beautiful man! Lyle is one of my favorites, and Red Rocks is THE amphitheater. Beautiful pics make me miss home!
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