My fiance and I made our way to the bike trail and passed through the Sacramento Jazz Jubillee to get there. We heard some Zydeco, some blues, some watered down rock and roll but no Jazz? We had a great ride, the American River bike trail really is one of Sacramento's greatest treasures.
On the way home, we once again went through the "Jazz" festival. It was three hours since we'd passed originally. Still no Jazz. I used to go the jubillee every year with my dad, and I didn't mind a little blues and whatever else here and there, but I worry that the Jubillee, in trying to court a new generation of fans is losing it's focus. What's next? Are they going to invite the living members of the Grateful Dead to curate next years event? Ah well, at least nobody is tearing up the bike trail to put in a parking lot.
Tile- Eaglelite "Malibu" on the 5900 block of Mariners Ct. 95758
Wood Shake - Heavy cedar shakes on the 5400 block of State Ave, 95819
- Heavy cedar on the 3800 block of West Land Park, 95822
Composition - Owens Corning pro-40 on the 100 block of Southgate Road, 95815
- OC pro-40 "Brownwood" on the 5600 block of Sandburg Dr, 95819
- OC Oakridge "Light Gray" on the 600 block of Cutting Way, 95831
- OC, pro-30 "Quarry Gray" on the 1500 block of 33rd St, 95816
- OC pro-30 Woodcrest on the 700 block of San Antonio Way
