So I dropped of my Daughter at preschool today and she was so excited because she had her La La Loopsy doll for show and tell day, and I thought, man, that would be fun with the Spector club. I would like to see some of your basses and know the stories behind them. Okay, maybe it's dumb, but o well.
I'll start. Last night my sister mailed me DVD's of a benefit that she put on for my family and I back in February (I had leukemia, but it's gone now, I'm good). As I was watching, I realized something, this could almost have been called a Spector event.
There were 6-7 bands that performed, some of them were acoustic bands (Like my friends Mick and Casandra Mae, who is in the finals for Karaoke Battle USA tonight on ABC) and had no bass player. Every Bass player that played played a Spector bass. My friend Sean played his Euro Doug Wimbish signature, my friend Karl who played in 2 bands played his Euro 5 string, and I played 2 songs (Couldn't play any more than that, had numb fingers from the chemotherapy) and I played the Euro Doug Wimbish signature, so no other bass brand than Spector was played on the stage all night.
If that wasn't enough Spector, the local music store that I used to teach at, Marguerite's Music, a Spector dealer, donated a Spector Legend bass for the silent auction.
Here are pictures of Karl and Sean, 2 of the best people and bass players I know.