With Squeegy missing out on the fun all weekend, the Bilge Pumps were down to 4 members.
For the first time at Norman, the Bilge Pumps fire up their Pirate Goods and Bait shop with Monkey and Fanny manning the helm.
Maroon the Shantyman uses the only method left untried to teach John Crow the Cook lyrics... telepathy.
It's kids days on Friday, so it's only appropriate the we have a kid drummer, eh?
John Crow displays the problem with collecting tips in a crowd full of elementary school kids.
Ah, there's nothing like coming onstage on Saturday at Norman and having that crowd waiting for you.
Maroon keeps an eye on the kiddos, Roman, Sahara, and Devin.
For the first time in a long time, Harvey the Corpsman has to go collect tips on our last song.
Maroon and Sharkbait Simon the Scapegoat rock out to "Living on a Prayer".
The guys react to the powerhouse "MacIntyre" from the super-d-duper Norman crowd during "Old Dun Cow".
No one knows what Maroon's doing here, but it probably has to do with giving thanks we're back at Norman.
Fanny has it right by turning away from the spectacle of John Crow and Harvey behind her.
The guys display the remains of the tent that snapped when they tried to set it up in the freezing gale force winds Sunday morning.
During the Saturday T-Shirt blackout show, Harvey gathers up audience members to dance with him during "Johnny Jump Up".
Everyone wearing Bilge Pumps black gathers up at the booth to get ready to take a picture or three.
