Horns and guitars on deck.

First dance with bride and groom.

Father and bride dance.

Mother and groom dance.

The room was beautiful.

The bride and bridemaids were beautiful.

Even the guitar player was (errr) beautiful. :-)

The bride danced with all the fellows.

The groom danced with all of the ladies.

Bassman Paul and guitar-man Whitey started a sing-along.

The bride and her father joined in.

So did the groom.

So did the rest of the guests.

The RC Horns mixed it up ...

... and the guests responded.

They tango'ed.

The clapped their hands.

They even did the hootchie coo!

Cliff cues Walt.

Walt groovin'.

Rich solos.

Gerald steals the show.

Sax power.

Trumpet power.

Gerald, Cliff, Walt, Jay Taylor and Rich under the light of the moon (err -- beer sign).

Jay Taylor, Kevin Baird, Shon Saliga and John Wilson -- two thirds of the horn section.

The RC Horns (l to r -- Mike Crouch, Shon Saliga, John Wilson, Terry Armstrong) back up David on "Crosscut Saw."

Cliff tells it like it is.

Happy guitar players.

The concert brought out the fans, young...

..... and young at heart.

We're here.  One big convention center stuffed with toys, err... musical equipment.

Here we are with Chris from Sennheiser (our host for NAMM--thanks Chris!!) at the Sennheiser blow out at the House of Blues.

Mike checks out a new bari designed by Steve Goodson of Saxgourmet.

Shon with Warren Haynes.

Mike, do you think Marla and Martha would let us buy these lights for our family rooms?

Mike with some BIG saxophones.

Paul with Rick Springfield.

Shon hung with all the stars.

Do they come in any color other than black?

Shon spent a lot of time checking out the beautiful ukeleles in this booth.

Our first gig.  On the shores of Lake Austin. Still the best venue ever.

Shon, Terry and Mike (l to r), founders of the Rhythm Congress horn section.

David (left) and Cliff (right).

Mike, Paul and David.  You can tell it was the first gig; all three are pretty glued to those charts!