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Bluewine

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  1. I get the whole meeting up with musicians with musical tastes closer to mine. Thing is, I have to be gigging, I'm one of the few that needs the money. A band with my musical tastes probably wouldn't get many gigs. Friends have told me: " Daryl ,your already in the best band for you" Blue
  2. I'll start. I'd like to be younger with more hair. Blue
  3. From an Overall band experience, right now what would you change. Your age Your location Band personal Management strategy Here's your chance to express your " change" wish list Blue
  4. The sound is really nice. Blue
  5. Isn't dirt a red flag for other problems? Blue
  6. No, I would have taken pics of the bass and explained to them how the bass was shipped. They should have given you a credit . I'm concerned about internal damage that might surface in the future. Can you send it back? Blue
  7. Yeah, I can see a little of that flapping. Unfortunately I've played some outside gigs with embarrassing accommodations for the band. Blue
  8. Nice pics. Looks like a " big time" gig. Blue
  9. I watched both iPad clips. Solid ! Blue
  10. Very nice covered stage. Blue
  11. Yeah that was pretty cool. I bet it was one our parents that called in the story and made sure our names were spelled correctly. Winning that contest means more to me now than it did back in 1971. I think the prize was $400.00. Good money for 1971 and a bunch of 17 year olds. They mentioned " Red Bread" an awesome power trio. They could cover Led Zeppelin like nobody's business. They had my friend Chuck Burgi on drums. He's been Billy Joel's drummer for the past 25 years. He replaced Liberty Devito. Blue
  12. That's the way it should happen if the drummer is a true mate. If our drummer or a dep strays I'll make a few motions and try and que them back in. I was out gigging before all my band members were born. Which means I have a bit of a different reference to the whole " being in a band" thing. And I get it, I know the way I see things tends to be a bit dated, out of step and old fashion. I guess I'm no longer considered part of Young America. Lol At the end of the day, I'm a hired gun and have learned to keep my mouth shut. Probably why I'm still in the band after 15 years. If you blow up the image and have good eyesight you can read it. It's about my high school band in 1971. I really can't expect my bandmates to have any kind of reference to 1971. Blue
  13. I love Malaga! Blue
  14. I guess my thought is, when a drummer indicates he doesn't need bass in his monitor, something is not right. Daryl
  15. You are lucky Dave. Daryl
  16. Agreed, love your analysis Daryl
  17. We use RCFs for our smaller profile acoustic gigs. No amps we're all DI. They are great ! Blue
  18. I'm a 60s/70s guy. I think bass guitar was much more prominent back then. I'm not sure younger folks understand the importance of bass. I get the same thing, they don't want bass in their monitors or I'm asked to move my monitor away from them. Most of the drummers I know that are over 65 get it and want to hear allot of bass. I've also heard from some punters I'm too low in the house mix. Blue
  19. 2nd gig this weekend. Another acoustic gig. It was a private 60th birthday party. I'm sure most of you have done these background gigs. About 100 people with allot little kids running around. What can I say, good hours 5:30-8:30 and good food especially the egg rolls. I got home at 9:00. Blue
  20. Looks like a great gig to me. Blue
  21. Bad gig. 7:30 to 10:30 Acoustic gig. We played the bar lounge in a bowling alley Not a good match. 20 somethings better suited for Kareoke or hip hop. They ignored us A guy walked up to me and asks " what time do you start". I said 7:30. He said "Ok, then we can play a few more rounds of darts ". We were set up behind the dart board. We won't re-book there. while it was a bad gig, I was happy with my playing.👍 Blue
  22. This gig is going to physically kick my butt. It looks like some kind of multi band event and we end up playing a bar from 9-12. I think we're providing sound and lights, and I'm wondering why, with that many corporate sponsors. It's up north in Plymouth at least an hour one way. I'm too old for this type of gig. This is a good gig for dmccombe7 . 😆 Seriously I thought we were done with these types of gigs. Blue
  23. Friday Night Acoustic Gig Blue "Hey West Bend! THIS Friday night! Live music on the patio at King Pin Bowl and Ale House! If the weather cooperates, bring your favorite chair! If the weather doesn't cooperate, we'll play inside, so you won't need your favorite chair! Hope to see YOU! Special guest Kevin Henkel joining us on percussion." She's Right - I'm Left
  24. I'm still doing a few 3 hour shows. It's long. Blue
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