Harmonica player at a gig

[Bulltrout]

Ok, perhpas not strictly bass related ( at least there is a bassist in it), but check this one out at about the 4 Min 45 sec point: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wb9YQbwfixY

[Fretless1!]

Ha! Rockin'!

That goofball just wasn't gonna take "No" for an answer, was he?

[wingnut]

I think that guy was at my gig last weekend!

[T-Bird]

Hi.

Happened to us too on an outdoors gig last summer. Fortunately the stage was too high for the guy to climb on so he blasted away in the dancefloor. To make matters worse (well, perhaps not) he left his a bit pricey cromatic on the rail there and as usual it rained quite a bit during the morning.

Why is it that someone who's clearly not cabable or even able to sing, play tambourine, cowbell etc. etc. suddenly gets the urge to show his/her talent to the rest of the world, unannounced and uninvited. Usually the reaction is the same as in that video.

Sam

[Aaiieeee]

I loved the way they just started playing again and got right back into it, good stuff! (and the way the drummer and guitarist kept going even though the other two had stopped, it is a performance after all!)

[Disco_Gee]

That was gold.

[Vincent P]

Thats priceless, lol, theres his fifteen minutes of fame. I love how he strolls up to the bassists mic looks at the lead shows him the harp and starts to groove. Oh the alcohol was-a-flowing that night.

[inasilentway]

For moments like these, that's why they're called "axes".

Anyway, they should have let him play. The one note he played sounded pretty good.

[the_fonz]

i love how the bassist just stands there
he's like a brick wall

[Justice]

that was certainly the most interesting part of the performance...

[MakiSupaStar]

That performance could have been about 6 minutes shorter. Stoked he knocked the harp player in the nuts though.

[NorCal Dog]

BWAAHAHAHAHAHA