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Didj Bass available for jams and gigs
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Date: 2008-02-06, 11:22AM EST
I play the Didj-Bass excruciatingly well in a myriad of styles. I'd like to play out more often if possible, and I really want to be involved more with the local music scene.
The didjeridoo and bass instruments are usually individually played, but each (in my mind) seem to miss a little something in both their sound and appearance. I play a professional quality instrument and I gig quite a bit with it. When played as a melodic instrument the Didj-Bass can rock as hard as the Scorpions first album (which I perform solo as a tribute, and usually on ice), and can generate the sweeter tones of Celine Dion warbling the quiet sections from her theme song "Let's Talk About Love " - I'm told I look exactly like her when performing this song. When played as a backing instrument the Didj-Bass can provide a driving sound that your ensemble has never heard. Not to mention it will set you apart by both making your band visually distinctive as well as opening up a definite market of Didj-Bass enthusiasts. Also: I don't drink very much so the band bar tab would not be adversely affected.
Location: Cambridge (of course)
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