Bailey would be a nice choice as well.pictures of the band wearing stetsons may help..
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Bailey would be a nice choice as well.pictures of the band wearing stetsons may help..
Yes it would. I’m serious. Go for it.That would look great on stage.
Hah! Isn't he in biz to sell?you’re not the only one, Dave swears by that P, has owned it for decades…
washboard... & bibs -Go more Bluegrass. You won't need no stinkin' drummer.
washboard... & bibs -
and jugs and washtubs……humans will make music regardless……washboard... & bibs -
want me to ask?Hah! Isn't he in biz to sell?![]()
no no no... it's just curious that it has been there for decades... more of a gallery than a showroom.want me to ask?
Point taken, but washboard is more common in Zydeco or folk blues maybe than Bluegrass. Come to think of it, I don't recall ever seeing a Bluegrass band with a washboard. It's really cool in a Zydeco band
surprise!… not……
surprise!… not……
Speaking of which - Chuck, my girlfriend and I will be up in your area (Monterey) from the 15th to the 21st of November. Any chance we can catch one of your gigs? If so, if anyone else wants to join in, we could possibly make a mini GTG out of it. I’ll even bring up some interesting basses if ya’ll want.and jugs and washtubs……humans will make music regardless……
Great news George! Will be here, let me check the gig calendar as many come up with little notice. Flying out to NE on the 23rd for Thanksgiving week to visit family so, this could totally work..Speaking of which - Chuck, my girlfriend and I will be up in your area (Monterey) from the 15th to the 21st of November. Any chance we can catch one of your gigs? If so, if anyone else wants to join in, we could possibly make a mini GTG out of it. I’ll even bring up some interesting basses if ya’ll want.
I don’t think I did, but I remember you being into it!That bass was there, we played it.
I know i did.
All this Bullock talk reminds me we had a heavy rock band in the early 70s called Buffalo. They even got picked up by Vertigo record label, like Sabbath & Quo.
This Chuck Berry cover is from 76, when they tried to be more approachable and commercial and had lineup changes. Notably a very toned down album cover. Rose Tattoo’s Pete Wells is on Bass, Dave Tice remains as singer.
I'll check dates - possibly...Speaking of which - Chuck, my girlfriend and I will be up in your area (Monterey) from the 15th to the 21st of November. Any chance we can catch one of your gigs? If so, if anyone else wants to join in, we could possibly make a mini GTG out of it. I’ll even bring up some interesting basses if ya’ll want.