Love a band with a Cello.Cool band.
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Love a band with a Cello.Cool band.
It was seriously my first song I played in front of people. We played the junior high talent show. Secret Agent Man and It Don’t Come Easy. Only thing I really remember about it was a lot of girls started talking to me after that. And I was the bass player. Go figure.needless to say- we played that with Bond girl but have yet to introduce it into TSC's.
Love Mick and John, two of my favorites.
I think I read somewhere a few years ago that ZZ Top was the longest running all original member band. Three greats in that group as well, even if Dusty is a bit repetitive, it fits the music.
I am kind of used to the heat. There are always those days where it is a bit much, but as long as the AC is working, I can live with it. I totally understand people not liking it or not being able to adjust to it.
Yes. Both words and charts.You have a drummer who can read!?
At the last trucking company I worked for, a few people knew I'm a musician. I was asked if I liked rap music. I replied, "well, there's rap and then there's music." Not a totally popular answer but dilligas.1. Stop listening to all that rap!
2. More annoying is that cicada 32nds on the high hat.
Yes. Both words and charts.
I listened to Beerdrinkers / Hellraisers and BBQ in the car todayMick and John played together in The Bluesbreakers in ‘67. Then left to form FM in ‘68. ZZ formed around ‘69. Have no idea if Dusty and Beard played together before then. And yes, another great duo. And ZZ can repeat all they want. Was actually giving Tres Hombres a spin today.
That was great! I feel pretty far removed from the freedom to think that way, live with that focus, have for years now, but hopefully things change. It's great to hear someone speak that way with that kind of enthusiasm, thanks for posting it.
It was seriously my first song I played in front of people. We played the junior high talent show. Secret Agent Man and It Don’t Come Easy. Only thing I really remember about it was a lot of girls started talking to me after that. And I was the bass player. Go figure.
Are you speaking of a Roland electronic drum set, and if so for recording or live? I played a live improv set with a drummer on an electronic kit and yah, volume wasn't an issue. The issue was him keeping his eyes closed while playing. I think he was used to zoning-out with headphones on at home. It cut off needed visual communication for signaling on-the-fly changes/dynamics etc., but being a one-time thing I just rolled with it. I love drums and our drummer, he plays with finesse and has jazz chops/sensibility but as he commonly says - he likes to hit hard. I get it - to physically express is an inherent aspect of the instrument. I saw Buddy Rich once and talk about hitting hard! So my taking the lead in volume monitoring for my band is not tyrannical - but judging from most of the other bands we play a night with, we are always the 'friendliest' volume in comparison.
This is the improv set I mentioned. It's a bit long so you may not want to listen to all of it - [note to Chucky] this is the night my Ashdown failed. It's from set one before it failed. Being at Winters (in my hood) I was able to get my SWR and do another set in short order. At around 45mins I start referencing "Sunshine of Your Love" as Jack Bruce passed away just before this performance.
Bass cover of Rocky 4 song with my Epiphone Thunderbird Classic PRO IV... I really much love this bass!!
Who's That gig report, the usual culprits involved. We surprised our booking agent with her favorite Who song I'm One, she was near tears. She literally did more for us in two weeks than we could do in two yearsand that was just for starters. Bigger and better things comming in 2020!
Heck of a band!
Yup, Vinnie's on of the BEST!!
Cool band.
That is the band that JB was touring with most recently. All top players! I will go see JB every time he is through - never disappointing.You’re a funny man.
I ran it through my stereo. plenty of bass, she is standing right next to the guitar player and catching quite a bit of his amp.Nice big wall of assault there. It's probably my phone, but I wish I got a little more of your rolling, Hiwatt-powered bass in my phones...