Ham Bagby

Monday August 9th

Little Willies - Open mic night Y'all with Ham Bagby

Tuesday August 10th

Bama Theatre - Exhibit of Works by Tony Brock presented by the Arts Council at the Bama Theatre's Junior League Gallery, no admission charged,  gallery hours Monday-Friday 8am-5pm, 758-5195 Read more »

For the week of July 12th through July 18th

Monday July 12th

Kentuck Art Center - 6 to 8 PM - Celia O'Kelley will teach jewelry making

http://www.kentuck.org

Little Willie's - Open Mic Night Ya'll featuring Mr Ham Bagby

http://www.myspace.com/littlewillies

Tuesday July 13th

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     The headline might seem a bit sensational, but once you see the photographic evidence there is no argument. You might be asking yourself how a humble little podcast uncovered such a major story. Well it happened as you would expect, when we were reading the Huffington Post during lunch. The title of the article was "Gary Brooks Faulkner: God Told Me To Kill Bin Laden" (a link to the full article can be found here). The article tells the story of Gary Brooks Faulkner, a fifty year old construction worker from Colorado who got busted in the sketchiest part of Pakistan carrying what you'd expect a middle aged American man with kidney disease to be carrying: a pistol, a sword, and night-vision equipment (since it's Ham we can only image that its a truly righteous sword like the one pictured to the left).

     Gary's motivation for this quest came when God appeared to him in a dream telling him to travel to Pakistan and rid the world of Osama bin Laden. Sounds like your average, run of the mill nut case right? It did to us as well until we saw the picture. There is only one explanation: Ham Bagby traveled back in time from twenty years in the future like some sort of Druid City T-1000 hell bent on taking out Osama. Who knows what kind of shit Bin Laden will have unleashed upon the world in twenty years (our best guess, and the reason for Future Ham's involvement, is that he will formulate some sort of anti-facemelting ray).

     Ham, we salute you. This attempt might have failed, but if all the Terminator movies have taught us anything it's that shit goes awry sometimes. Paradox issues be damned, Ham is going to save us all. Read more »

You'll just have to watch this weeks podcast

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Ham Bagby and Greg Staggs sit down after a show taping to record some songs for us.

Susan Cook Broughton is the Manager of Fiscal Affairs at the UA School of Social Work, and diagnosed with Stage IV Mucosal Melanoma Cancer.
Josh Wimberly is a Ph.D. student at the UA School of Social Work, and diagnosed with Colorectal Cancer.
Both Susan and Josh are facing significant medical expenses. You can help Susan and Josh out this Friday, July 3rd by being in attendance at the Fight Cancer Benefit Jam at Little Willies. Read more »

Tuscaloosa musicians Blaine Duncan and the Lookers have a new album self titled album out. You can track down one of the Lookers to purchase the album or you can now buy the album on iTunes, Amazon, Rhapsody, and almost all the places were you can download mp3s for a price.
So check out the new self tilted album from Blaine Duncan and the Lookers.

 blaineduncanandthelookers.com - myspace.com/blaineduncanandthelookers

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Ham Bagby’s next effort in his series of interviews: Rock With Ham This time Ham interviews one the best rock and roll bands from the southeast; Model Citizen.
myspace.com/hambagbyandthesiege - myspace.com/modelcitizen

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Rock With Ham #2 - Silver Lion's 20/20

Local guitar hero Ham Bagby sits down with Alabama rock legends Chet Weise and Craig "Sweet Dawg" Pickering" to discuss their new band, Silver Lion's 20/20 Read more »