Longtime Falls Church resident and local music icon Bobby Joe Small, who sold his house and is moving to Richmond, was given an honorary jamboree send-off last Friday at Stifel & Capra at 260 W. Broad Street. Many attended to hear Small play with several local musicians, such as Rosser Clark, Andrew Acosta and Harold Richmond, at the jamboree.
Bobby Joe and his wife Judy, their family and other friends, and several passers-by enjoyed two hours of roots music.
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