My best gigs have come since I've retired. It took me a minute to adjust to the young people and this time we musically occupy but, it works![]()
Hmm. You're giving me something to possibly consider.
TalkBass has been independent since 1998. Add your voice.
Create a free account to reply to discussions, view embedded media, and browse with fewer display ads.
Join free Log in
Want zero display ads or expanded classifieds tools? Compare plans.
My best gigs have come since I've retired. It took me a minute to adjust to the young people and this time we musically occupy but, it works![]()
Look again... I said a few days after I die... not before![]()
Dead is too old.
Had some wild gigs along this retirement tourHmm. You're giving me something to possibly consider.
I was going to say everything you did so I'll just second it, 64, three groups. Play every week. I play every day.64, 3 groups , each play every week. Keeping me young playing this much, I agree , 6 feet under is when I'll be to old, or nutso
Had some wild gigs along this retirement tour
Some 'new' experience has reminded me of things from my youth.
Only with better technology![]()
I saw Ted two summers ago. Incredible energy. I rarely see younger musicians with that energy and stamina. Great playing, great singing, highly entertaining and due to a number of young kids with their parents/grandparents (under 12) Ted did not swear, but for an occasional “damn.”
You're describing me when I was in my twenties...
Just sitting here thinking so hear is my question. I’m 56 almost 57 and I play gospel. I’m wanting to either start a band or join one. How old is to old? Just want to hear some thoughts and opinions.
But then you remain young forever(as long as you lived fast, died young, and left a good looking corpse).Dead is too old.
Thank you! I didn't want to be "that" guy this time like I usually am. It was starting to get under my skin.You’re too old when you can no longer distinguish between the word to and the word too.