TGIF

It's an $8,000 margarita kind of day!  
Stop by Gnat's Landing or Bubba Garcias to try our favorite cocktail

 always served in an ice cold mason jar.

Live music this week!

 

Thursday, March 22:  Connor Pledger

The UGA "Red & Black" describes his sound as "acousti-funk." His music is inspired by the sounds of BB King, Led Zeppelin, Stevie Wonder, The Allman Brothers band, and John Mayer. His bluesy voice is original and gives him a signature sound.  

Friday, March 23: Live Bottom Groove

Sunday, March 25: Brothers by Choice
Little bit of country and little bit of rock 'n' roll!

All shows starting around 8pm!  Hope to see y'all there!

Boz Chronicles # 11

March 19th, 2012
 

Boz had his first appointment at Winship Cancer Institute at Emory with his doctor, DR. SURESH RAMALINGHAM.  First, it should be noted that Winship is an amazing place where the doctors and staff assist and care for so many people living with cancer.  As Boz noticed several people in the waiting room, heads shaven, he observed that despite everything that they were dealing with, they displayed great beauty, strength, and optimism which only gave him more confidence and hope in his own plans for treatment.  When Mary and Boz met with Dr. "Ram" this afternoon, they learned that all of the results from the recent biopsy were  not yet back; however Dr. "Ram" did encourage Boz to wait until all of the results were back, so that the most effective treatment plan could then be decided upon by Boz.  All of the available treatment options, both standard and available clinical trials were explained thoroughly, so that when all of the information comes back from the labs, Boz and Dr. "Ram" will be ready to begin the appropriate treatment.  Since Boz had secretively prepared himself for the worst possible information, he was indeed relieved to feel that Dr. "Ram" himself portrayed a sense of positivity and hope that Boz indeed has a fighting chance.  Boz's overall appearance and growing strength since his initial hospitalization did not go unnoticed by Dr. "Ram", as he indicated to Boz that all cancer patients react differently to treatments and that it seemed obvious to him that Boz has a resiliency that will surely help him significantly with his fight against cancer.

Boz and Mary will return to Winship in a couple of weeks to begin 

the next journey toward better health.

Your continued prayers and support are greatly appreciated by Boz, Mary, and all of the family!

Live music tonight!

Come up to the Gnatio tonight!  Traveling Riverside Band will be playing from 8-11pm!

Happy St. Patty's Day!

Dinner tonight:  Corned beef and Cabbage!  We also have the center cut, bacon wrapped pork chop served with mac n cheese and collard greens!

Live music tonight with Athens, GA band Tent City!

This week at Gnat's!

Roshambeaux

Thursday, March 15 8-11pm

Roshambeaux is a fresh take on good ole' Rock N' Roll churned up with Jive, Hip Hop, and Soul. Formed in the North Georgia Mountains in April of 2010, this three piece has come very far in such a short amount of time. They released their debut album, Gaudy Monstrosity, in the Winter of 2010. They are currently writing their new album and playing as much as they can and have made it their full-time job to rock faces and continue to do what they love to do.

J Lang and the Devil's Due Friday, March 16 8pm-12am Jay Lang and the Devil's Due have just finished their first self-titled album available for download on all major online music stores. The music is simple: Rockin' Blues.

Tent City  Saint Patty's Day!  8pm-12 am Tent City, based in Athens, Georgia, mixes a homegrown blend of new age funk, jazz, and soulful blues. Formed in April of 2009, Tent City grew out of sessions between powerhouse guitarist Greg Kearney of ultimate soul and slick riffs, deep pocketed bassist Greg Cooler of thick groove and smooth low end, and former drummer Scott Underwood.

Traveling Riverside Band  Sunday, March 18th  8-11pm Their front man, Josh Kirkland, is an award winning musician he has been influenced by all of the great players. They cover a wide range of styles including: Rock, Blues, Soul, Country, Funk, Southern Rock and Reggae.

Hope to see y'all there!

Live music tonight!

Wednesday, March 14:  SunDown live on the Gnatio!  8-11pm

Old You- White Rabbit

Old You tonight at Gnat's!

Live music tonight at Gnat's with Old You from Charleston, SC! 8pm

Here's a little about them:

From Charleston's underground music scene rises Old You, a band that has refused to confine their style to the restrictions of a sigle genre. The young group of four has combined elements of funk, soul, jazz, and acid rock to forge a sound that has captivated audiences around Charleston, SC, as well as the rest of the Southeast.

For the past three years, Old You has generated a tremendous following through word of mouth and constant gigging. "Old You has become a malleable bar band with a positive attitude and an ever-growing repertoire," writes T. Ballard Lesseman of Charleston City Paper. "They've balanced the weekly money gigs with carefully scheduled shows at other more music-oriented venues that feature original, local and touring bands."

Happy Spring Break y'all!

Come see us!  Stay tuned to Boz's Buzz, Facebook, and Twitter for live music updates!

Dinner tonight

Grilled bacon wrapped, center cut pork chop served with two sides tonight!  

Special sides: lima beans and fried okra!

Don't forget DeFunk on the patio at 8pm!

Boz Chronicles #10

March 6, 2012

Boz finally made it to Emory....6:00 pm Sunday night, he departed the hospital in Brunswick aboard "Mr. Toad's Wild Ride"  ambulance by way of Highway 57 and two stops for gas (don't ambulances fill up before picking up the patient?).  Boz said that the driver got lost getting into Atlanta and was bumping down a dirt road before arriving to Emory hospital  just before midnight.  Jocelyn and Mary arrived shortly thereafter.  It was a long day!

Monday, Boz, Mary, and Jocelyn met the infamous Dr. Ramalingam, the chief thoracic oncologist, also Dr. Kucuk, Kris (the PA), and a host of nurses and techs.  The facility is quite impressive.  Boz has been receiving great care, as he endures a little more poking and testing, so Dr. "Ram" can determine a course of treatment.  Hopefully in a day or two, Boz will head home for a little rest before beginning his treatment.  He is ready to see the ocean!

Thanks to everyone for your continued prayers and support.
Boz and the family appreciate all the love you've shown over the past several weeks.  

Spring break's almost here!

Kick of Spring Break 2012 with live music at Gnat's Landing!

Friday, March 9th:  John King Band

Saturday, March 10th: Back Beat Boulevard

Sunday, March 11th: DeFunk

People's Choice and Most Unique!

Thanks everyone for coming out to the chili cookoff this year despite the nasty weather!  Boz's White Chicken Chili came away with the People's Choice Award and Most Unique!

Here are some photos from our joint Gnat's and Bubba's booth!  

Special thanks to the family/staff that helped out this year and we hope to see ya next year!