event The Bret Stubblefield Show

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.

The original Funky Drummer Clyde Stubblefield spent more than 20 years in the driver’s seat behind the kit for Funky Mondays at various venues around town. So when he stepped away a few months ago, it was easy to doubt if Funky Mondays could (or even should) go on. But a worthy predecessor in the Funky Drummer’s nephew, Bret Stubblefield, has stepped up to hold it down. And with vocalists Charlie Brooks and Karri Daley still on board as well as a tremendous cast of musicians, there is absolutely no reason why the show won’t go on and continue to make for the funkiest Mondays anywhere in the Midwest.