AARP Bass Players

[phillybass101]

Pretty soon most if not all of my favorite monster bass players will qualify for AARP. LMAO!!!!! I hope they are putting something aside for a rainy day!!!

 

[Marial]

New club!!!! My brother would be eligible!

 

[scottbass]

Pretty soon most if not all of my favorite monster bass players will qualify for AARP. LMAO!!!!! I hope they are putting something aside for a rainy day!!!

HEY!!! I resemble that remark!

 

[Ed Fuqua]

Bob Cranshaw, between royalties, the AF of M pension and performances is doing alright. Unfortunately that's not the case for everyone...
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[slobake]

10% off at Marshalls on Wednesdays. Senior menu at Denny's.
Sign me up. I got my first letter from AARP sometime in my late 50's, my wife who is a couple of months older than me got a lot of heckling mileage out of that letter. Then one day I found a letter from AARP addressed to her in the recycle bin. Of course I didn't tease her about trying to hide it. Oh sure, of course I didn't.

 

[Ed Fuqua]

I got my first letter from AARP sometime in my late 50's, my wife who is a couple of months older than me got a lot of heckling mileage out of that letter.

Wait'll you start getting junk mail from cemeteries and funeral homes!

 

[Technotitclan]

Your title threw me off. I thought this was a thread for AARP employees. Currently I'm doing tech support for AARP. LOL.

 

[slobake]

Your title threw me off. I thought this was a thread for AARP employees. Currently I'm doing tech support for AARP. LOL.

Oh yeah, well get off my lawn!

 

[phillybass101]

This is too funny. I'm 57 and have been qualified for several years. I still feel like a kid. Still gigging, still buying new equipment. teaching and all that. Maybe we should start a new club

 

[jerry]

I'm 58, been getting the letters for a few years now.

 

[dtripoli]

60 and a AMAC member, much better than the AARP clowns.
Great thing is, I am playing out now more than ever.

 

[fdorn]

HEY!!! I resemble that remark!

+1

 

[Pilgrim]

I joined the day I was eligible. Saved $15 on a hotel room that very weekend. Take full advantage, friends.

 

[mrpackerguy]

Proud member!

 

[SirMjac28]

I just got my application in the mail the other day man my birthday is coming up next week I guess it's that time.

 

[tgriley62]

I turned 50 in NOv and already started receiving AARP mailings, which I don't mind. What I hate though is I am starting to receive mailings form the "Scooter store"

 

[hsech]

I've been an AARP member for the last 15 years. Nobody should make light of us old guys because you will be there sooner than you think.

 

[hsech]

This is too funny. I'm 57 and have been qualified for several years. I still feel like a kid. Still gigging, still buying new equipment. teaching and all that. Maybe we should start a new club

I'll be 65 in August and I'm still gigging with two bands. I'm still buying more gear when I should know better, only now it's on my bucket list. If you start a club, count me in.

 

[Tx Basser]

Proud to say I have lived to 58 and still shaking and baking. Playing more, have more gear AND fishing more than ever than when I was younger. Life is good. Like phillybass101 and hsech mentioned above, if there is a club for the "over 50" bunch, count me in too.

AARP has been after me for several years now. I haven't really seen the advantage as of yet to joining them. No offense to those who are members of AARP.

 

[phillybass101]

This is great. I'm too immature and not responsible enought to start a club LOL!!!!! If someone else wants to I'm down for joining. In the past three years or so I have spent close to 6k on new equipment and still have to get one more piece (cab) before I settle down. I have gigs coming up on the 11th and 16th of May playing everything from old doo wop to modern slap songs. having a ball as we take frequent breaks, and no one is trying to outplay each other or even cares to. Giving a slap bass clinic in June. Music Life is good.