amy one in your band ever do any thing that just makes you proud to play with them.

[jefwho]

this is a article about the singer of my originals project Mute Point.

http://www.pe.com/localnews/stories/...21.2a1d87.html

i knew the guy was modest but i think he deserves more credit for this than he is taking.

[fu22ba55]

That's a great story about your singer. Thank goodness he kept his wits...

But to answer your question... most of the guys I've been in bands with were more like the guy in the other car.

[tangentmusic]

I dont have anyone in my band named amy

[jefwho]

Originally Posted by tangentmusic

I dont have anyone in my band named amy

oh man i didn't even notice the typo oops!

[5StringBlues]

My band leader wrote the song that this album is named after.







My being in the band was a case of right place/right time.

[Thunderthumbs73]

The people in my band are good people, and also good musicians. I'm proud of that. No need to have some crazy/high bar. Just sane, normal, decent people are reason enough... ...and is an achievement in and of itself.

[jefwho]

Originally Posted by Thunderthumbs73

Just sane, normal, decent people are reason enough... ...and is an achievement in and of itself.

Most definitely.

[worxforme]

Originally Posted by fu22ba55

But to answer your question... most of the guys I've been in bands with were more like the guy in the other car.

That is funny!

On a serious note: Sounds like your band-mate is a great person.

[tangentmusic]

Originally Posted by jefwho

oh man i didn't even notice the typo oops!

Just messin' with ya man

[billiam5billion]

My band covers the traditional, Eddie Cochran version of "Summertime Blues," and one night at the end of the song, when we're about to play it out, my guitarist rips into The Who's version and solos for a full minute. It was awesome and it got the girlies screaming. So proud.