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Where do we bassists work? v2.0
- Thread starter j-raj
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Technical solution engineer in the call center industry.
Owner, Astreaux World internet radio station on Live365.com
Owner, Astreaux World internet radio station on Live365.com
That's it. Several homes and businesses up and down the east coast. Driving I-95 got old. Saves a lot of time and turns days lost to ground travel into full workdays.
TomCHunley
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I'm an English/Creative Writing professor. My playing has been improving rapidly, but I'll probably never be good enough to quit my day job.
Still touring and mixing live/ studio audio. Maybe branching more into video production in 2013.
I've really enjoyed reading these!
I'm a gov't research geologist and I teach graduate level geology courses for fun.
I'm a gov't research geologist and I teach graduate level geology courses for fun.
I fix copy machines and printers. Driving from one call to the next for the past twelve years has been when I've really learned to sing. Try doing that in yer cubicle!
I'm spoiled now not having a boss looking over my shoulder, never dealing with office gossip. I hardly even talk to my supervisor and only go into the company HQ for a couple hours per week. It's not good money but it's a fun job.
I'm spoiled now not having a boss looking over my shoulder, never dealing with office gossip. I hardly even talk to my supervisor and only go into the company HQ for a couple hours per week. It's not good money but it's a fun job.
I work for the fire department. Kind of a cool gig for a musician. In the downtime when you're not training, working out, or on a call you can jam in the app bay. Bring your guitar to work sorta thing. That's cool. We've got another guy on my shift who plays guitar. Don't plan to ever be in a band with him but it's fun to jam while you're on the clock.
The schedule makes being in a band miserable though. Nothing worse than being unavailable different days every week.
The schedule makes being in a band miserable though. Nothing worse than being unavailable different days every week.
K-5 classroom music and choral director in a grammy award-winning school district west of Chicago. Then I teach private lessons, do a paid church gig, and play night shows when available.
Student. Though if I do get a job this semester it wont be anything more than food service, retail, or there are like 10 warehouses down the street from my campus. Might try to hit those up
