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Thunderbird Club

It tastes great.
And is less filling.
What's not to love?

Yah, blaming Kool-Aid is a cop-out. :rolleyes: The cult-people could drink distilled water and still end up the same.

Can I say that Paul?

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Props to that! At our age, I'd have trouble memorizing the bass parts to just ONE of those sets!

Would you actually be allowed to play that many tunes in a show....???? Gotta be like 2+ hours worth!

We will be playing all of those songs two nights in a row May 19,20 in Pt Angeles, WA it is almost 3 hours of music.
 
I don't have the capability to 'scan' our list of songs that we can play w/o music. There are some that a couple of us hafta use lyric sheets for*, but at last count, including some jazz and bossa nova standards for when we need to do a 'dinner' set, we have ~250 songs to choose from, depending on what the crowd wants to hear. We aren't doing a 'show', we're hired to play for dancing. Or, as I sometimes say-with apologies to Spike Jones-"Dinner music for people who aren't very hungry."

*what a drag it is getting old. Remember, "A mind is a terrible thing."
 
I don't have the capability to 'scan' our list of songs that we can play w/o music. There are some that a couple of us hafta use lyric sheets for*, but at last count, including some jazz and bossa nova standards for when we need to do a 'dinner' set, we have ~250 songs to choose from, depending on what the crowd wants to hear. We aren't doing a 'show', we're hired to play for dancing. Or, as I sometimes say-with apologies to Spike Jones-"Dinner music for people who aren't very hungry."

*what a drag it is getting old. Remember, "A mind is a terrible thing."

We are not worthy...
 
I don't have the capability to 'scan' our list of songs that we can play w/o music. There are some that a couple of us hafta use lyric sheets for*, but at last count, including some jazz and bossa nova standards for when we need to do a 'dinner' set, we have ~250 songs to choose from, depending on what the crowd wants to hear. We aren't doing a 'show', we're hired to play for dancing. Or, as I sometimes say-with apologies to Spike Jones-"Dinner music for people who aren't very hungry."

*what a drag it is getting old. Remember, "A mind is a terrible thing."
To lose?
 
We are not worthy...
We're all in our 70s and we've played all of these songs with other groups in the past. So for us it's pretty much "let's do(fill in the blank)"; "OK, what key?"; "How 'bout G?"; "OK, Tom(drummer), click it off". And away we go. Visual clues[that 95% of the audience doesn't see]to go to the bridge or back to the top; harmonies as required-we all know each other's range.
BTW, the video of us playing outside where we have a sax player with us? We never rehearsed with him. He'd suggest a song, we'd ask the usual("what key?"), and play it.