In Episode 51 of Something In The Water, cohosts Sean Clark and Uncle Dave Griffin, along with Pine Box Dweller, Connor Griffin welcome back Allen “Americana” Allnoch, local photographer and managing editor of Okefenokee Living magazine, who acts as the host on this special episode. Allen deftly pulls answers from Sean, Connor, and Dave on what being a musician means : origins of the song, “Something In The Water” : what makes Waycross music special : Pine Box Dwellers and Uncle Dave’s Waycross Stagecoach origins : and the beginnings of the Annual Gram Parsons Guitar Pull and Tribute Festival and the Annual Swamptown Getdown Music and Arts Festival. Uncle Dave’s Tail of the Weak relives the coming together of Waycross’s first country-rock band, Sweetbriar, formed in 1974 by Billy Ray Herrin and Uncle Dave. Be sure to check out the November issue of Okefenokee Living, published by Showcase Publications of Jesup, Georgia, available at local and regional businesses, for a special Waycross music article written by Allen himself. For tickets and RV spots for the upcoming Gram Parsons Guitar Pull October 13-15, visit www.gpgpfest.com. Waycross and Blackshear residents may purchase a 3-day ticket at a discount price by visiting local businesses, James Engraving at 803 Knight Avenue and Breezy’s Boutique at 1703 E. Boulevard Square.

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