Sandman aka The Rappin' Cowboy will be performing a set at the La Reunion grounds for a funny, family friendly event.  You'll want to be there right at 4 to check out the Make Space : Installation works before the show at 4:30.

Where: La Reunion TX
When: March 27, 2010
Time: 4pm-5:30pm
Cost: $10 per person suggestion contribution (free for Les Boll and higher LRTX members)
Bring: a chair or picnic blanket!

RSVP is important in case of rain, we can contact everyone all at once. Thanks in advance!

DISCLAIMER: The La Reunion TX land is undeveloped. It is imperative to wear long pants and sturdy shoes. Children must be under the careful supervision of adults. Please stay on trails. Please keep dogs on a leash. There is a sign in sheet / liability waiver as you enter the site. Please sign before entering. Contact us if you wish to visit and REMEMBER **You are trespassing if you visit without permission.**

DIRECTIONS: From downtown, I-30 West. Exit Cockrell Hill Road and go South. Past Davis. Next light is Jefferson, go Right. Go under railroad track and look for parking on the right just past the train trestle and old house. If you're using a map generator, the closest intersection is Cockrell Hill Road and Jefferson.

Cyberstalk here: http://www.rappincowboy.com/
Info about the documentary here: http://www.rolloutcowboy.com/

"The Sandman is undoubtedly one of the most challenging, intelligent, and gut-busting funny performers this side of the Mississippi. . . . The central theme is really folk music, but don't be fooled: this is not your Mom's folk." -- The Local Planet

"Finally, someone has figured out how to put rap and country together into a brilliant musical act." -- Missoulian Entertainer

"There's something important about this music. It encompasses a lot of genres and the bottom line is that Sandman sets himself apart with a rousing originality." -- Portland (ME) Press Herald

"Olympians know Sand as the Sandman, an acoustic-guitar carrying songwriter who writes with the traditional voice of wandering dust bowl cowboys from the 30s and 40s. They also know him as one of the area's most prolific and distinctive-sounding rappers. . . . a musician who's always searching and always learning. . . . an artist with depth and dexterity." -- The Olympian

"Sandman produces a thoroughly contemporary and unromanticized vision of the itinerant minstrel . . . His songs arise from the same dusty world Woody Guthrie wrote about without being mired in the dust of Guthrie's tradition." -- Grant Alden, No Depression

"Sand sings songs of social subversion, but he gets off on weaving metaphors and spinning rhymes, rather than rhetoric." -- Willamette Week

"Sandman is our troubadour for the 21st century." -- Punk Planet