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November 15, 2006 Music » Music Feature

Jason Fagg probably has band practice tonight

by Ruth Eckles

The Water Callers (with Randy Whitt & the Grits and Puritan Rodeo Show)Friday, Nov. 17, 10 p.m. Wetlands, Chapel Hill Saturday, Dec. 9 Broad Street Cafe, Durham When Jason Fagg first played a church with his acoustic duo The Water Callers, he…

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