Bullhead City AZ VFW Sunday 12-12-10 12-5pm

Jon Logan · Post by **Jon Logan** » 5 Dec 2010 9:39 am

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2010 NOON TO 5:00PM
VFW POST 10005 1611 East Marble Canyon Drive, Bullhead City, Arizona
WILL HOST A fundraising/BENEFIT FEATURING
LEWIS DUNCAN’s COUNTRY FEVER BAND TO HONOR THE MEMORY OF DAVID DUNCAN.
David played bass for more than 40 years around the southeast US. His father's band, Country Fever, held bookings at Tombstone Junction in Kentucky for seven years. Starting at age seven, David played at the Ryman and Ernest Tubb's Shop and went with the band to Florida, Indiana and everywhere in between. He moved to Arizona where he again worked with the Country Fever Band in the southwest US.

DANCERS, MUSICIANS AND VOCALISTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO JOIN THE BAND. LOTS OF MUSICIANS HAVE SIGNED UP. THE VFW KITCHEN / BAR WILL BE OPEN. DONATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED to assist the family.

LJ Eiffert · Post by **LJ Eiffert** » 5 Dec 2010 10:18 pm

Jon Logan,Is Rick Gibson still playing bass Guitar in your band? He was a cook part-time at that VFW.Also,how's Charlie doing?

Leo J.Eiffert,Jr & now his Pigeons Band with Ron Epperson on Steel- Guitar.

Jon Logan · Post by **Jon Logan** » 6 Dec 2010 3:24 am

Rick is a fine bass player. We will probably use him whenever we can get him. His schedule sometimes keeps him from playing as much as he would like. Charlie is doing well and has a weekly newsletter at http://www.c-c-band.com Rick regularly sits in with us but David Duncan has always been our regular bass guy. Now David is gone and we may pick up a guy from Victorville who just moved out here. David's memorial is Sunday and he will be missed. His father, Lewis, is our lead and vocals... He's hanging in there,,, with a lttle help from his friends !! thanks for the inquiry !

LJ Eiffert · Post by **LJ Eiffert** » 6 Dec 2010 10:37 pm

Thanks Logan on the info.I think I jammed with you & Dave a few summers ago in some warehouse.I came tere with Rick if I recall right.Leo

Jon Logan · Post by **Jon Logan** » 7 Dec 2010 4:32 am

That would have been at John Journey's warehouse next to his cabinent and door shop on Hwy 95. They still get together several times a week,, and I'm still tryin' to figure out which side of the steel to sit on,,,,

LJ Eiffert · Post by **LJ Eiffert** » 11 Dec 2010 5:31 pm

Logan,If you turn it around it would be easier for your left bar hand and your right hand pickin the strings you need. Leo