Western Night at the Peacock
Audience enjoyed champion yodeling and more
By Ann B. Doran Sentinel writer
 | | Sentinel photo/Ann B. Doran Above Jeanne and Jim Williams' voices and guitars blended harmoniously throughout the funfilled evening they provided at Peacock Playhouse. |
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Jeanne and Jim Martin, western music's award-winning duo, took center stage on Saturday night at the Peacock Playhouse and gave the audience even more talent than e x p e c t a t i o n s could have bargained for. The duo yodeled (a skill for which they are r e n o w n e d c h a m p i o n s ) , sang, and dispensed loving humor while playing authentic western tunes from the '30s, '40s, '50s and even '70s cowboy music.
This second of three Peacock Playhouse fundraising concerts made for a well attended Saturday evening - audience buzz was that they were really enjoying this dynamic married singing duo, who are currently playing daily at Pigeon Forge, Tenn. The Martins have only recently moved here to Appalachia from their beloved New Mexico. Fans will want to drive over to Pigeon Forge to catch their act.
Chef Dennis Barber of The Copper Door restaurant, slated to open March 13 in Hayesville, provided intermission refreshments with a slight western flavored hint. Fans enjoyed hot mini shiskabobs, celantro'd crab tarts and hummus on pita.
 | | Sentinel photos/Ann B. Doran Western gear was on the runway at Saturday night's festivities at the Peacock Playhouse in Hayesville. Below left and right, two of the event's volunteer greeters graciously modeled their ensembles; center, evening's impressario Denise Osborn. |
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Western Night at the Peacock Playhouse was definitely a "yee-ha!" night according to the crowd's responses.
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