Thanks! Here's some Robert Cray from the same dayProps to you for multi-tasking. I Wish is not the easiest song to sing and play bass at the same time.
M. M.
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Post your crappy live footage
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I ask for crappy and you come through with some Jeff Berlin stuff...
Awesome
Man, I don't know about Berlin! I mean, he's in a different realm. I wish I could play like that!
Thanks for the kind words.
Thanks! Both were mixed live (audio and video) and streamed directly onto the web as we played. Loads of influences but the sound is built on 50s Rockabilly and 70s New York Punk.
Here's another one from the same gig as the first clip:
BTW studio recordings of all these track are on our album ;-)
Yes, it is. She is also the singer for a band called Synn.
The drummer is also in the band Synn as well as being in another band called Edge of Paradise and also plays with PowerTribe when they come out to SoCal.
The guitarist was in The Great Deceivers, a King Crimson tribute band
I haven't played with anybody else in 30 years.
Final Gravity is working on album #2 but it's a slow process of bedroom ProTools recording. No live gigs on the schedule at this time.
First gig for my new female vocalist, first time for this sub drummer.
We had been asked to do a rock set for the Monster truck pit party, off the end of the big dirt-filled floor.
This is a mix of live audio from the camera, and a tascam recording from the board, all thrown together in a hour or so.
We had been asked to do a rock set for the Monster truck pit party, off the end of the big dirt-filled floor.
This is a mix of live audio from the camera, and a tascam recording from the board, all thrown together in a hour or so.
That's always a fun song to play! I always love playing in places where there's a TV screen on behind me, lol (which is many times.)
Yeah we just added it to the set list in fact that was the first time we ever played it ever and by ever I mean we never practice just learn it and play it live
I feel ya. One of my bands is a cover band that hasn't "practiced" together in about 3 years.Yeah we just added it to the set list in fact that was the first time we ever played it ever and by ever I mean we never practice just learn it and play it live
People laugh at me and add the get the h3ll out of here when I tell them, that my band members don't even see each other till the night of the show.
I'm in projects that can do that, and projects that can't. It's weird how that happens. There's this one group that calls me to fill in about once every 2-3 years. No practice.
Nice thread. I always like seeing other bands videos.. I've posted these previously in gig reports but I'll drop 'em in here too.
Our version of the Flying Burrito Brothers "Juanita" with Fletcher on vox and Gil on drums.
And an original song "Mars River Valley" with Gil on vox and Fletcher on drums.
Our version of the Flying Burrito Brothers "Juanita" with Fletcher on vox and Gil on drums.
And an original song "Mars River Valley" with Gil on vox and Fletcher on drums.
I missed this one on the first pass. This is really good! Where are you playing? (venue/city)
s0c9
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thanks for the compliment.. !!
That was was recorded at The Ranch House, Sachse (NE Dallas) TX sometime around Halloween last yr.
I can tell from the "spiderweb" across the entire stage~!
That stuff got everywhere.. mics, caught in guitar necks, etc.
thanks for the compliment.. !!
That was was recorded at The Ranch House, Sachse (NE Dallas) TX sometime around Halloween last yr.
I can tell from the "spiderweb" across the entire stage~!
That stuff got everywhere.. mics, caught in guitar necks, etc.
That place reminds me a bit of the Little Red Hen, in Seattle. Probably lots of places like that in Dallas.
s0c9
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YEah, but not many that are Country .. most tend to be rock, or sports bars/clubs, all in the the center of the metroplex.
Most country venues tend to be on the outskirts of town.. so lotsa driving to/from.
