TuKute Expresses Some Feelings....

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If you weren't there, you missed the 8th wonder of the world, Jokes & Jazz, June 19th, 2013. 

I wish I could express the feelings I am experiencing right now. You will NEVER know the joy of an exceptional performance by so many artists.

 They BROUGHT it tonight. 

 Jokes & Jazz was off the chain! 

 Thanks to EVERYONE for making this phenomenal event happen tonight. My new comic Viet Huynh brought his kute little asian tooch to the stage and rocked it! 

 Then followed by Comedienne Relly Hodges MzWallst who was not to be outdone,did her usual bringing down the house. 

 Ouch to the band members, Isaac Harris III, Jared Lanham, Jim Sadler who were brought together for the first time and were in sync better than "N Sync". You guys rocked! Now Gary Harris has been with me for several months and he never ceases to amaze me with his dynamic performance on that SAX. Truly amazing!
I want to apologize to Emile Worthy for taking up so much of his stage time but I had a ball having fun with him. His singing sends me to a different place. A perfect place.

Now, the Feature was Maryline Blackburn. I fell to my knees and bowed to her perfection. The Gods came together to create a perfect performer and it was Maryline Blackurn. Perfect Pitch, Perfect Stage Presence, Perfect Personality. Perfection wished it was that great! Then when you think it couldn't get any better she brought Rita Graham to the stage. It was a wrap!

 This date went down in infamy. Nuff said.


FORWARD:


Jokes & Jazz Blog Party

Tommie Macon and Andrew Fazackerley
"If you are not a part of the solution then you are a part of the problem. Let's assist in making it easy to find Entertainment for the Mature Adult".

 Come and be a part of TUKUTE PRESENTS, first video blog posting for her new Jokes & Jazz Blog. 

 She will be visiting venues to let you know where the good times are rollin' for Happy Hours, Dining Venues, Dancing Venues and Lounges with live music for the mature adults all over the Metro Area. 

Her first stop, Altobeli's in Alpharetta. We will be entertained by Tommie Macon and Andrew Fazackerley.

 TuKute says she will be dancin when the music starts rollin'. This is a restaurant so they get a bit funky after 8pm. 

As an added treat they are offering Martini Specials. 

Altobeli's Restaurant and Piano Bar 3000 Old Alabama Rd., Alpharetta, Georgia 30022


Show some love. Let's do this!


CHRISTMAS IN JULY.....WAIT FOR IT.........

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