Plus the ones who choke on vomit. Not sure whose, though. And then the bizarre gardening accidents....
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Thunderbird Club
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Yah, darn drummers keep exploding in the middle of a song... then there's having a drummer, a good one at that - and having them be the one most in need of prodding to actually reply to an email or listen to prospective material. Being the BL is so much fun.
Today we were going to have a vox/bass/drums rehearsal to drill the singer with regard to intonation. After she quit there was no point in having it with just the two of us, but drummer is still spending the time going through things by herself -- really does put in some effort. I may be musical director, but she is the whip cracker.
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That's good - 2 forces are stronger than one. Convincing the 3rd guarantees a certain amount of success, at least in a quartet.
Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
That is one of the reasons I took up drums. Turns out playing drums is a blast, too. Bonus!
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Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
Careful with the gardening. Strange things happen, and those things leave a mark. Consider yourself warned.
Anyone use the ebay t bird pickups eyeguitarmusicparts $40.00?
Had some, they were excellent for the price.
This is a Singer
(No. 9 No. 9)
I found some of my Grandfathers papers from when he was a young Dr getting experience in (then called) Malaya from the mid 20s to maybe early 30s (not sure on return date).
Anyway his papers included ownership of a Singer 9. (I took some liberty and imagined the Sports car version.)
Also his passport and cup for Billiards runner up.
(No. 9 No. 9)
I found some of my Grandfathers papers from when he was a young Dr getting experience in (then called) Malaya from the mid 20s to maybe early 30s (not sure on return date).
Anyway his papers included ownership of a Singer 9. (I took some liberty and imagined the Sports car version.)
Also his passport and cup for Billiards runner up.
Y’all are geniuses, and I thank you for the suggestions. Finding that I like playing the T-Bird lower than my other basses. Also able to use the rear PuP as a thumb rest. What a fun thread!
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So the topics were ‘drummers’ and ‘singer.’ Really feel like I deserved more credit for that last post
Any chance of you filling the vocal chair?
I thought it was the replacement guy. For some strange reason,they all look the same.
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It’s Eric SINGER!!! At least I thought it was... worked drummer and singer into a single photo.
Oh, I thought that was Peter, who does sing.
Eric Singer - Peter Criss' replacement.
I had to look it up!
Well apart from the incontrovertible fact that it's impossible to sing and play bass at the same time ... NO.
