First song you ever performed on stage.

[firetec05]

House of the Rising Sun, 7th grade talent show. We won!

 

[James Flowers]

First song performed on stage ..... George Strait "All My Exes Live In Texas"
First song sung on stage ...... Steve Miller "Turn The Page"

 

[Bassdirty]

Hmm...
"Keep your Eye on the Money" - Motley Crue (On guitar in 1985) I was 15




Bass, "Down Boys" - Warrant (1989)



80's Were a great time to be a Rocker

T$

 

[stinkfoot60]

On guitar, age 58- Wish You Were Here.
On bass, age 60-The Weight.

 

[bobba66]

Diamonds and Rust, the Judas Priest version.

 

[Pilgrim]

Probably either Handel's Royal Fireworks music, or Richard Rogers' Victory At Sea theme. Upright bass, high school. And I was NOT very good.

Links...

My favorite part of the fireworks music starts at 2:34...

 

[NZBassman]

My first official live performance was in 1990/1
I was in an originals band, myself on bass and Jason on vocals / guitar and I had an old Casio keyboard that had about 8 built in drum patterns and that was our drummer for about a year - before we got an 'actual' drummer
It was Jason's 21st and his cousins band were playing and we were the 'opening act' so to speak
We used their amps and we had about 6 songs in total and performed them all.
I wasn't nervous at all... we just played our songs and that was it
can't say I remember too much about that night

 

[joninjapan]

First live performance opening song, "I Saw Her Standing There" … finale song "Freebird"at the Moose Lodge in Tallahassee Florida.

Played two 70 minute sets we were young. My bass was a Fender Musicmaster, what a great bass, simple is best

 

[Bob_Ross]

Not counting elementary school concert band or marching band -- in which I played flute -- the first songs I ever played onstage were originals written by me and/or my bandmates. iirc we had five tunes in our repertoire when we got hired for our first gig: I played flute on two of them, guitar on one, and bass on the other two. For our second set, we just repeated those same five originals.

But I can't recall the names of any of those songs.

 

[fishdude101101]

No clue. How can you guys remember this?

 

[Deleted member 394181]

No clue. How can you guys remember this?

It was one of the most important/ fun things I have ever done. I fulfilled a childhood dream that night.

 

[Mike N]

On drums - Little Dreamer by Van Halen.
On Bass - Plush by STP.

 

[Mike N]

Diamonds and Rust, the Judas Priest version.

We do the SOD version.

 

[fretlessbass]

“Wipe Out” spring of ‘66; Turn of River Junior HS, Stamford, Ct….
A day that shall live in infamy.

 

[lowplaces]

I can't remember but it was me on bass in a honky tonk band in a bar named Crossroads Bar.

I learned the stories about groopies was true that night lol

 

[bassfiddlesteve]

The year was 1983

The venue was the performing arts center at C.W Post University

The event was the Long Island Drum Center Battle of the Bands

The song was "Limelight" by Rush

I still haven't recovered

- Steve

 

[Deleted member 394181]

I can't remember but it was me on bass in a honky tonk band in a bar named Crossroads Bar.

I learned the stories about groopies was true that night lol

Was that bar in Sandoval, il.?

 

[Lowbrow]

With my kiddie band Starfire, played an original instrumental called Starfire Jam, which was loosely based on Hocus Pocus by Focus.

 

[lowplaces]

Was that bar in Sandoval, il.?

Louisville Ky

 

[DownLowJoe13]

“Unsung” by Helmet. I was also forced to cover lead vocals, 8th grade. We were the first “rock band” the school had ever seen form by students… they should not have had 8th grade come in 6th period (last hour of the day) because when the lights came on and the mosh pit broke out….

We got suspended for “instigating a riot”….