My instrument in school days (grades 5-10) was tenor sax. But I haven't played it since and probably couldn't, so I didn't include that.
I took a couple of bouts of piano lessons as a kid and can still find my way around a keyboard, though at a pretty elementary level. In a past band (Six Cowards) I incorporated some keyboard playing so I did list that even though I'm barely proficient.
After I took up bass, I wanted to learn some guitar too, so I started borrowing my wife's acoustic and teaching myself on it. Eventually I got my own, and a couple of electrics. I've played the acoustic in public (church), would say I'm maybe an intermediate player. Never played electric in public.
I also banged away at mandolin for years before taking up bass. That's kind of a campfire instrument for me and it's been a while since I touched it.
I do sing a bit, did school choir and was in the chorus for a couple of musicals in school. In Six Cowards I sang lead about 2/3 of the time and in Mugshot Monday I do lots of backups and sing lead maybe 1-2 songs per set.
I took a couple of bouts of piano lessons as a kid and can still find my way around a keyboard, though at a pretty elementary level. In a past band (Six Cowards) I incorporated some keyboard playing so I did list that even though I'm barely proficient.
After I took up bass, I wanted to learn some guitar too, so I started borrowing my wife's acoustic and teaching myself on it. Eventually I got my own, and a couple of electrics. I've played the acoustic in public (church), would say I'm maybe an intermediate player. Never played electric in public.
I also banged away at mandolin for years before taking up bass. That's kind of a campfire instrument for me and it's been a while since I touched it.
I do sing a bit, did school choir and was in the chorus for a couple of musicals in school. In Six Cowards I sang lead about 2/3 of the time and in Mugshot Monday I do lots of backups and sing lead maybe 1-2 songs per set.
