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05/21/2026

Hi Everyone. a lot of people are emailing them and asking where and What stations are they on so they can listen to our new hit song, Blues Boy Blues. Were on iTunes and Spotify. Here is the song on you Tube. Thank you all for loving our band.

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05/21/2026

Calling all Native nonprofit organizations - only 28 nonprofit spots available. ✨

Every August, more than 1,000 Native artists and over 100,000 visitors from around the world come together in Santa Fe on the plaza for the largest and most prestigious Native art market in the world. A nonprofit booth at Indian Market is a wonderful opportunity to connect with this extraordinary community, share your mission, and reach an engaged global audience — right in the heart of it all.

Here is everything you need to know:

📅 MARKET DATES & HOURS
Saturday, August 15 · 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday, August 16 · 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Booths are required to be set up both days.

📍 LOCATION
Cathedral Park · Downtown Santa Fe · East of the Santa Fe Plaza

📋 ELIGIBILITY
Native enterprises, nonprofit groups, and organizations that provide services to U.S. federally recognized Tribal members, bands and affiliates, and First Nations of Canada are welcome to apply. A copy of your 501(c)(3) status is required upon application. See application for full details.

🏕️ BOOTH DETAILS
Booths are 10x10 outdoor spaces. Organizations bring their own tables, canopy, chairs, signage, and displays. Booth fees are due upon acceptance to secure your spot.

We would love to see you there! Apply now via link below and share this post with any Native organization that belongs in this space. 🙏

https://pci.jotform.com/form/260987019518164

05/21/2026

05/21/2026

In My Etsy Shop Now!

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05/21/2026

Thunderhand Joe and the Medicine Show
From my Bio My Redbone Daze (c) Thunderhand Joe

Scamattics

As I look back on it now, it seems so funny. I guess sometimes you got to laugh to keep from crying. I was truly a kid, Pat; Lolly & Tony were in there early 30’s now in my early 40’s I can see how young the early 30’s was and how much life the band still had to offer. Pat & Lolly and Tony seemed so much older at that time but were most definitely still in their youth.

I guess they knew they better get on with it because nothing lasts forever. So they did. I myself being of sound Rock & Roll mind and Rock & Roll body went along with it, yes we partied a lot, stayed out all night, did a lot of damage, and if that sounds like one of Glen Fry’s songs I guess he would know.

We would do anything and everything. We did a little of this, and a little of that but mostly a lot of that. We played with reckless abandon and partied the same way. Even though.... it was Lolly I met first a few years earlier. In the early days I befriended Pat it seemed like he and I had a lot in common. In some ways we still do. Pat was always a ladies’ man “He still is.” I had been with the band for a year now and was feeling right at home.

July 1982 while performing at Medleys in Fountain Valley. “As you know Bill Medley is a recurring theme in my life.” Well, anyway it was during that performance I started to remember. I remember how on that fateful night two years earlier I was directed by a force not of this world. It placed me at this very site.
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