Photos of Scott's performances and other miscellaneous things
Scott entertains the crowd on a hot summer day at the West Point Festival, 2010.
Scott and Trouble With Monday perform at the 2010 Taste of Tippecanoe
A fun Saturday afternoon in the WBAA studio on the campus of Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana, where Scott Greeson, Vickie Maris Greeson and Greg Brassie performed The Prophet from the Wabash Gypsies cd; Scott’s new tune, "At The Riverside," which is not yet available on disk, but will be soon; and after Vickie switched to guitar, they played Vickie’s new tune," I Can Feel You Breathe!" The trio was helping to promote the Shirley Martin Scholarship for Young Songwriters in this appearance on Acoustic Blend for WBAA. (Not pictured: Peggy Brassie who sang harmony vocals with the group.)
The Gazebo lawn fills as residents of Carmel, Indiana, gather to hear Scott Greeson and Trouble With Monday. The band played the Carmel Summer Concert Series in 2009.
Scott Greeson and Trouble With Monday greet an appreciative audience during the Carmel, Indiana, Summer Concert Series
Scott Greeson on guitar, harmonica and vocals, and Vickie Maris Greeson on piano accordion and vocals during a band performance in Carmel, Indiana, 2009.
Vickie Maris Greeson (blue Soprani accordion) and good friend Karen Cordell take a break on the deck of the conference center during orchestra practice at Accordion Camp in Oregon. Each of the band members look for creative and fun ways to grow in their art.
A memorable night, opening for Peter Tork (The Monkees) at the Skylight Coffee House in Lafayette, IN.
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It’s a rare moment when Scott isn’t animated while playing music!
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Scott sings his heart out at the 2010 Taste of Tippecanoe
Scott and Vickie play for a benefit concert in May 2009
All of the band members are proponents of encouraging young people as musicians and songwriters. Here, Vickie Maris Greeson takes a break between sets of Scott Greeson's show on a hot summer day at the Indiana State Fair in 2010 (Main Street Stage) to show a young fan a few tips about playing the accordion.
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An audience at Verizon Wireless Music Center near Indianapolis, Indiana, gets treated to the awesome lead guitar work of Kevin Ludwig during a performance of Scott Greeson and Trouble With Monday.
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Mark Molter’s musical contributions to the band and its audiences don’t start and end with sax. He also is phenomenal on flute, ukelele, vocals and a few other instruments. Come out to a show and watch this guy go to work!
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Audiences enjoy the incredible vocals, keyboard and songwriting talent, and forever-upbeat personality of Lee Anna Atwell!
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New addition to the band, Brad Harner is obviously having a great time jamming with Scott and Trouble With Monday at the Frankfort Skanta Theater
Stan Wallace, percussion, and Greg Brassie, bass, at the 2010 Westpoint Festival
It’s usually a bit chilly, but always festive – the Dickens of a Christmas Festival in downtown Lafayette, Indiana. Scott Greeson and sax player, Mark Molter, entertain passersby with Christmas tunes and carols in 2009.
Scott and Vickie playing an ecumenical, community Easter Sunrise Worship Service, held on the John T. Myers Pedestrian Bridge over the Wabash River, Riehle Plaza.