members letting you down

[yorks5stringer]

Yes, our old drummer got ill so we kept the drum stool "open " for 6 months until he was recovered. Once better, he then promptly went and re-joined his old band....
( hence the photo on the left, we use deps now)

Edited April 16, 2010 by yorks5stringer

[karlfer]

Sadly I was the "letting down" one in the band I left 6 weeks ago. My first band after a 5 year hiatus, only with them 3 months.
I honoured all booked gigs, did the studio ep (and paid my quarter) and promised to give my notes and time to my replacement.
I left because I was offered a 6 month paying dep job, 18 gigs (original bassist taking paternity leave???).
It's also playing covers material that I adore.
Sometimes, you just have to be an honest s**t.

[slobluesine]

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......and you think YOU'VE had problems with a Drummer

hahahaah... this is The Troggs trying to record a follow up to 'Wild Thing', engineer left the tape running and sent it to everyone in the business as a Xmas pressie back in the day


f***in drummers!!! i sh*t em....

absolute gem

Edited April 17, 2010 by slobluesine

[Eight]

[quote name='D-L-B' post='808854' date='Apr 16 2010, 08:09 PM']We do our utmost to get our drummer involved and keep his attention at every rehearsal. We've got colouring-in books, dot-to-dots, felt-tip pens and crayons, building blocks, Disney videos... [/quote]
Hahahahahahaha.

I love that.

[slobluesine]

classic Ian Dury.... RIP

how do you know if the stage is level?

when the drummer dribbles from both sides