that puts me of mind to go watch all the Hitchcock movies again... hmmm
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Thunderbird Club
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that puts me of mind to go watch all the Hitchcock movies again... hmmm
Proof that. Gibson, Epiphone and 7ender can co-exist. Along with SVT's.
This groove just kills it. It's cool if ya don't dig it.
No harm, no foul intended.
This groove just kills it. It's cool if ya don't dig it.
Easy there, big fella!
No harm, no foul intended.
My brother bought a house. After the deal closed, they asked if he would like to have the piano. He agreed. I suggested he get a quote to have it removed then ask them to drop the price by half the cost of having it removed.
Pssst. Move your car before you get a ticket...
yeah, little jewel. played there last night to a packed Daisy’s......the 2013/Markbass setup PUMPED hard...the dance floor full till we finished at 1. very unique little town...
Awesome. I’ve got all the vinyl. Never listen to it. You’ve convinced to give it a proper listen. I’ll report beck in a couple months. I’ll admit Live at Leeds and Who’s Next is all I have committed to memory.
I really don't care what instruments were played on this tune. But the sum as a whole. Yeah, nice try on the ehem.
I suspect a smoother, less edgy tone.
Don't be dissing Captain Kirk. He's the man!
Wow - that's a tough one. Both songs are from another era/sensibility and would have a hard time fitting in with more contemporary material. All of our band-members contribute material to our set-list and usually the drummer is the most critical. (can't live w/o them, can't shoot them) Would your typical audience like songs like those two? If so I guess you could arrange them in a more contemporary/palatable way.
I was searching for French Yeh-Yeh songs from the late '60s and stumbled on this - very old school 'euro' anthemic (and not French!) but could be fun to play. Only using it as an example of outdated material that would still be musical enough to be entertaining to an audience.
One advantage of playing with a non-gigging band. We play whatever the F we want, including our originals. Also, we make no money doing so.
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One advantage of playing with a non-gigging band. We play whatever the F we want, including our originals. Also, we make no money doing so.
Well, we gig, we construct our set as we wish made up of any song we want to play, and we get paid very little. We have the luxury to do so because we all have day-jobs. Whatever floats ones boat.
Sounds good to meWell, we gig, we construct our set as we wish made up of any song we want to play, and we get paid very little. We have the luxury to do so because we all have day-jobs. Whatever floats ones boat.
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Looks like a nice useful size.
We try to play to our audience. The drummer makes up a sort of set list as a guide. Usually about 3 songs in and we're off the list based on what they're dancing to and what requests we get. We also have a few regulars that follow us from club to club and we do their favorites as appropriate. Dunno what it's like out your way, but we get a lotta requests for "a line dance"; almost all women, looking like a not precision drill team. And there's always one who's gonna show the rest "the right way".Well, we gig, we construct our set as we wish made up of any song we want to play, and we get paid very little. We have the luxury to do so because we all have day-jobs. Whatever floats ones boat.
Don't be dissing Captain Kirk. He's the man!
I used a soft little hammer. Possibly a rubber hammer if you have one
We try to play to our audience. The drummer makes up a sort of set list as a guide. Usually about 3 songs in and we're off the list based on what they're dancing to and what requests we get. We also have a few regulars that follow us from club to club and we do their favorites as appropriate. Dunno what it's like out your way, but we get a lotta requests for "a line dance"; almost all women, looking like a not precision drill team. And there's always one who's gonna show the rest "the right way".
i’ve been looking at some other suggestions, we also seem to have a rash of Burl Ives up for consideration. LOL.
pearly shells, itty bitty tear, mockingbird hill, to go along with You are my Sunshine that is a long term list favourite.
At least these might work, and may work with ukes and guitar (over accordion.)
I remind myself it is what they like, not necessarily what I (we) like.
That was my first thought, but he said black teflon.
This morning’s set went great. I used their MarkBass with two 10s. I think it was the CMD 102P. I liked it; easy to dial in with the VP. I had a blast. Got asked to play two more times with them this month.
Their drummer uses a cajon for a kick.
Their drummer uses a cajon for a kick.
