Beer Drinkers And Hell Raisers - ZZ Top
One of our favorites and the perfect honky tonk song.
One of our favorites and the perfect honky tonk song.
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Cool for Cats - The Squeeze
It Must Be Love - Madness (though that's becoming more popular, I see.)
It Must Be Love - Madness (though that's becoming more popular, I see.)
Wow. Richland123's band set list looks like ours. Good job. We tried to do the unusual, but popular covers theme, too. Here's some: Dancin' in the Moonlight - King Harvest, Fool If You Think It's Over - Chris Rea, Popsickle Toes - Michael Franks, Free Ride - Edgar Winter, What You Won't Do For Love - Bobby Caldwell, Hold Your Head Up - Argent, Spooky - Classics 4/ ARS, That Lady - The Isley Brothers, I Got A Name - Jim Croce, and a bizarre punk version of Sugar, Sugar - The Archies as a joke.
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We haven't done this yet, but we're learning it. I found it instantly likable.
We played that one for years, then recently dropped it. It just didn't go over that well, with the "younger" crowd.
Fishheadjoe
My friend showed this song a few years back and I jam it at least once a week. It's a great song. Good call.
You don't happen to have the scrap of cardboard on which you worked out the bassline, do you?
So my question is - what obscure tunes is your cover band doing that work well for you even though on the surface you might not think they'd be valid choices?[/QUOTE]
Feels Like Rain - Buddy Guy
T for Texas - Lynyrd Skynyrd
Feels Like Rain - Buddy Guy
T for Texas - Lynyrd Skynyrd
Here's what a quick search produced.
DRIVERS SEAT BASS TAB by Sniff 'n' the Tears @ Ultimate-Guitar.Com
We do "Pump It Up" and people really seem to enjoy it. (I used to do "Radio, Radio" with another band that got a great response.)
Used to do it. Cool song. A lot more parts than we initially thought (we're a quartet of drums, bass, guitar, and guitar/keys).
