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America on Parade was by far our largest public performance. Much effort went into selecting the material we performed and into the rehearsals each week. When the day came to play Tony called me and explained that he had thrown out his back and could not load the equipment. Of course, we had already asked for help with setting up and tearing down the stage (Thank you again Frank Churchill and Don Dubocq). Tony did what he could and rested his back that evening, and Tim and I met at Tony's house the next morning and loaded the P.A. equipment... we were on our way. Setup went smooth and we began right on time. We saw so many friends at the festivities and had an incredible experience. How often can you come to work and play music? well not often enough as far as I am concerned.