Fine Spirits

Well, by now, you’re probably sitting by the pool, sipping on lemonade (or your favorite beverage), thinking, “I wonder what Fine Spirits is up to?”

We recently went into the recording studio and put down some tracks for about a dozen songs. You can listen to a couple of them by clinking on “Recordings” on the top menu. As more recordings become available, we will post them on that page. So, keep checking back to see what’s new. We are also looking at new music. And we’re already thinking about our next recording session.

The next few weeks are going to be a very exciting time. There is so much great music out there, and we really enjoy performing. Thanks goes out to Gary Tullier for putting together these recordings. Can’t wait to see the new studio.

The baseball dudes doing baseball-dude things, LOL!

Strange things were afoot last night at the AirHogs game.

I don’t mean that Fine Spirits gave a rousing performance. That’s not so strange at all.

I don’t mean that the AirHogs won the game. That’s not so strange either. They’ve been on a real winning streak lately.

What was strange (in a magical, how-cool-is-that kinda way) is that, after the game, when the guys broke into “Take Me Out To The Ballgame” for Chris’ Dad, David, as an early Father’s Day tribute, a passer-by stopped and inquired about the singing. And, as it turns out, he had sung in a barbershop quartet before, himself.

And, right there, outside the stadium, he and the guys sang, “My Wild Irish Rose.”

Together. Five instead of the usual four.

Just like that!

One song and then he was gone…

Sayyy, who was that masked man?

Well, we made a few appearances at our local cafe on “open mic” night. We opened the game between the Grand Prairie Airhogs and the Newark Bears, also singing the National Anthem at Lone Star Park. Then we had a very productive photo shoot with Joe Selby, a professional photographer from Carrollton, Texas.

So, what’s next? I’ll tell you.

We will be going into the studio to record several songs we’ve sung in the past. The audio will be available here on this site soon after. We are looking to making a CD in the near future, too.

After you hear us, you might ask yourself, “where can I go to hear this group live?” Keep visiting our site, and click on “Upcoming Events”. We will keep you undated on all our public appearances. We love our fans, and we know you love our sound. So, this is a win-win.

Again, thanks to Joe Selby for the awesome photos.