We are still ramping up but have it on our list. No chick singer. Keyboard player is Fred, and Drummer and guitarist do the Kate and Cindy parts with falsetto. And I chime in with some low harmonies. I expect it will go over like bonzers live.
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We are still ramping up but have it on our list. No chick singer. Keyboard player is Fred, and Drummer and guitarist do the Kate and Cindy parts with falsetto. And I chime in with some low harmonies. I expect it will go over like bonzers live.
I'm sure that it will. I think the most important thing is to have the groove down and tight and the rest will follow.
Ive played Love Shack, Brick House, Funky Music, Boogie Man,
Boogie Oogie Oogie....
The money was good and it got me into the best clubs.
I'm such a whore.
Never again tho.
Give me metal or give me ....
well...not death.
or country.
Played Love Shack and Boogie Oogie Oogie on every cover band gig i've ever done. They both get a great response every time. It seems like anything 80's or disco automatically packs the dance floor
Someone said "leave room" on Love Shack and that's it exactly. Especially on that breakdown, it is drums and bass ONLY. No guitarist doubling the bass line or any crap like that. Guitards tend to hate this song cause they have to play so sparsely and concentrate on the rhythm to make it turn out right.
And I chime in with some low harmonies. I expect it will go over like bonzers live.
