April 6, 2022 - Tulsa, OK

We left Hot Springs, Arkansas in the late morning drove along curvy roads through gorgeous hills through western Arkansas and into Oklahoma, making it to Tulsa with time to settle in at Josey Records, a wonderful shop with really nice and welcoming people. David Hernandez's set was excellent. After the show, we found dinner and a large Woody Guthrie mural. 

At Josey Records, Tulsa, before the show

At the large Woody Guthrie mural in downtown Tulsa

Setlist:
Baltimore Broommaker
To Have and to Hold
The Castaway
Between a Niche and a Ditch
Auburn Aumbry
A House After a Hurricane
Sewn Hands
The Poor Clare Monastery
Pinhole Camera
The Human You Were
The Microphone Died
Paper Lanterns

Road music: Dusty Springfield "Stay Awhile / I Only Want to be With You," Norma Tanega "Walkin' My Cat Named Dog," Bridget St. John "Ask Me no Questions," Phil Ochs "Gunfight at Carnegie Hall" and "In Concert," Warren Zevon "Excitable Boy," Cult Podcast online radio program, 

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