LOL.I bet they were all scared to death thinking it was a bomb (if this was in recent times).
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LOL.I bet they were all scared to death thinking it was a bomb (if this was in recent times).
Wow, I hope you're playing with this guy on a regular basis now so that we can get more stories of your gigs together!I agreed sight unseen to back up a guitarist at a pub one night here in downtown Charlotte. Had only met him through CL and texting - hey, an adventure; after all he said he had 12 yrs experience. He seemed OK in the texts, but as I approached the pub the texts were growing more stressed; was I coming, was I going to be on time. I answer I'm parked out front. I go inside and after introducing myself to a number of the wrong people, realize he's not there. Hmm... After a while after he pulls up out front - he's made a run to Sam Ash to buy some more stuff. He comes inside and looks at his gear in the corner with a blank look on his face - how did it get there? An aquaintence who lives upstairs in the building comes up and tells him he found all the gear on the sidewalk out front, city street, and brought it in the bar - new twin reverb amp, two guitars, etc.
Turned out to be the guitarists first night out and he was so wound up he never even remembered where he left his gear. It became even more evident as he got himself tangled up in his new cables, stomp boxes, etc. I just sat there set up waiting for it to stop, but, it didn't.........he says just play something!
I agreed sight unseen to back up a guitarist at a pub ....he said he had 12 yrs experience.
Turned out to be the guitarists first night out.... It became even more evident as he got himself tangled up in his new cables, stomp boxes, etc. .....he says just play something!
