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Fender Rumble Club

Hey everyone! Played my first real gig with the rumble 800 last night. Playing at a 50’s country dance hall. Joined a band last week and we got up and played a few songs then acted as the band for the rest of the singers that night. For a preset I used my Fliptop preset with some bass added, and tone rolled halfway down on my p bass. Sounded great.
 
We are thanks. Three trees down, no power for a week and some slight damage to our roof but all of that was easy to take care of compared to what many here are dealing with.
I hear ya. Lived in Fla. For about 5 years and went through one. Grew up near Xenia, Oh and witnessed the aftermath of a CAT V tornado. Cut a swath through that town a mile wide. 1974.
 
I hear ya. Lived in Fla. For about 5 years and went through one. Grew up near Xenia, Oh and witnessed the aftermath of a CAT V tornado. Cut a swath through that town a mile wide. 1974.
I'm from Dayton and remember that tornado from my youth. I remember going through there afterwards. WOW! Seems that I remember a school bus sitting on top of the school. The destruction was like nothing I had seen before or since. I believe Xenia was an Indian name that "loosely translated" meant land of the evil wind. There have been a few others in that area since, nothing like that one though.
 
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I'm from Dayton and remember that tornado from my youth. I remember going through there afterwards. WOW! Seems that I remember a school bus sitting on top of the school. The destruction was like nothing I had seen before or since. I believe Xenia was an Indian name that "loosely translated" meant land of the evil wind. There have been a few others in that area since, nothing like that one though.
I remember that, it destroyed the business area, almost killed the town.
 
I'm from Dayton and remember that tornado from my youth. I remember going through there afterwards. WOW! Seems that I remember a school bus sitting on top of the school. The destruction was like nothing I had seen before or since. I believe Xenia was an Indian name that "loosely translated" meant land of the evil wind. There have been a few others in that area since, nothing like that one though.
How you doing Buckeye!? I was raised in Kettering near Hills and Dales park. Went to Fairmont West. Graduated in 67. How bout U?
 

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