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Any harmonica players? I got my first one, a lot of stuff to learn!
Anyone in a band or play an instrument?
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FireFighterZero
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Richard boy has a harmonica that I play.
I am no good at it.......just like I am no good at playing my accordion.
I think a harmonica is a lot like a tambourine. Looks easy.........
I am no good at it.......just like I am no good at playing my accordion.
I think a harmonica is a lot like a tambourine. Looks easy.........
FireFighterZero
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With the accordion as with the harmonica, I always either forget to squeeze or I run out of wind right at the crucial moment.
Butch, I've got a few buddies that play them...also my Granddad and all his sons played it. I've never had an interest in it myself.
Well, I picked up a couple gigs the next 2 weekends and may actually be in a band playing Bass. Wicked good banjo picker (played for jimmy Martin, Bill Monroe, Osborne Bros....) named Dana Cupp, Guitar player is another old friend and has a killer voice. We haven't even officially announced we are a band yet and already got hired today for a great Festival in June.
Well, I picked up a couple gigs the next 2 weekends and may actually be in a band playing Bass. Wicked good banjo picker (played for jimmy Martin, Bill Monroe, Osborne Bros....) named Dana Cupp, Guitar player is another old friend and has a killer voice. We haven't even officially announced we are a band yet and already got hired today for a great Festival in June.
FireFighterZero
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Good news Dave!
Young kid out in the mountains decided to get married and hire us to play.
Thats the only thing on the horizon for us.
Young kid out in the mountains decided to get married and hire us to play.
Thats the only thing on the horizon for us.
MasterBlaster
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Break a leg!
FireFighterZero
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I remember that you have mentioned quite a few false starts in that regard Dave.
In the last few years anyway.
Lots of folks up here want to be in a band or put one together......but the live music scene is dead. Deader n' hell.
Now its just weddings and anniversaries and such.
In the last few years anyway.
Lots of folks up here want to be in a band or put one together......but the live music scene is dead. Deader n' hell.
Now its just weddings and anniversaries and such.
MasterBlaster
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I can imagine, out there in that vast wilderness.
FireFighterZero
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Oh, man. It used to be hopping.
You could play every weekend if you wanted to.
You could play every weekend if you wanted to.
MasterBlaster
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Yea, but how far did you have to drive?
FireFighterZero
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Half hour usually.
We played a lot in the big town to the west. Its 30 miles from home here.
If that was no good we would travel....two three hours at the most.
We played a lot in the big town to the west. Its 30 miles from home here.
If that was no good we would travel....two three hours at the most.
MasterBlaster
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That's not so bad. I thought you were more isolated!
FireFighterZero
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Yeah. Not so bad. The big town we played in a lot is only 150 miles away.
About as far as we went would have been 250 miles or so.
About as far as we went would have been 250 miles or so.
We would be playing mostly festivals, municipal shows...stuff like that. There are a few club gigs we can play down near the Detroit area. We all live more than a couple hours from each other, so those Detroit gigs will probably be our practices...
Benjo75
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Congrats Fiddler. Sounds like a heck of a group. I've got blisters on 3 fingers try to get in shape for February. Busy bass month. I'm in 3 different groups full time. Even then I still want to play more. We've only done one show in December. We've got a UCP benefit tomorrow that we play every year at this time. We'll be at SPBGMA first week if February. It's the highlight of my picking year. If anyone is close to Nashville that weekend it's definitely worth checking out. All the jamming you can handle. I'll usually sleep 3 ir 3 hours in 3 days.
MasterBlaster
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Dang, how do you have time for treework?
Benjo75
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Sometimes it gets a little hectic. I was in 5 groups but had to cut back a little when I got married. Two of the groups have a weekly practice and several shows a month. The other group only does shows. They don't really ever practice. And it shows but they have fun.
MasterBlaster
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Hey, get drunk and you sound GREAT!!!
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mistahbenn
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Haha my count is upto 10! I need to thin the herd!!!
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Only if you can trade one for two others!!!
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Ryan, what does your kit exist of? 3 piece? 4? More?
It's a 5 piece but I left one tom off to conserve room. I've mounted a splash off the crash stand above the remaining tom and mounted the ride off one of the legs of the floor tom. Those cymbal stands take up alot of real estate.
I'll post a picture this evening. I have an acoustic kit, an electric kit and a computer desk jammed into an 8 by 8 area.
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I'll post a picture this evening. I have an acoustic kit, an electric kit and a computer desk jammed into an 8 by 8 area.
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MasterBlaster
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Cool. I have/like a 5 piece.
I want a single arm rack for the toms and cymbals, eventually.
I want a single arm rack for the toms and cymbals, eventually.
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