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Bluewine

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  1. The argument might be, the travel, the load in and out are not fun. We've always been a tipping culture and it's gotten bigger. For our tip jar I've seen it empty at the end of a gig and I've seen it with $900.00 at the end of a gig. The tips make it a $1400.00 gig . Again, I understand that means very little to those not in this for the money. " I don't care about the money I just want to play". But for the few of us that are in it for the money a full tip jar certainly helps us get through the month. Daryl
  2. We're all different. The only time I get stressed is when we don't have a lot of gigs booked. I like to see a summer schedule where we have something every week . Daryl
  3. It depends on the gig. Overall the tip jar can turn a $100.00 a man gig to a $200.00 a man gig. However we have left some gigs with an empty tip jar. Daryl
  4. Great gig, even though we were almost in the kitchen. The place was packed and the dance floor was filled. Which is impressive considering we're not a dance band. I was encouraged when I saw a punter drop a hundred dollar bill in our tip jar. Lol We have a gig at Foundry 45 this Saturday. Classy room , it's new with state of the art sound snd lighting. Have a great New Year Dave. I love your commentary. Daryl
  5. Dave, Last night I felt like we were playing in a restaurant kitchen. Daryl
  6. Maple Road NYE 2023 The Precinct Germantown Great gig. However NYE is always a smooth sailing gig. 📸 Watch this video on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/share/v/2QnnqnBYuTBBL2t2/?mibextid=qi2Omg
  7. Classy looking room. Daryl
  8. Hi Dave, You probably know my story. With me it started out as purely fun and happy to be in a band with good gigs. When I started paying bills with gig money things started to change and ultimately became dependent on the extra income. Datyl
  9. Playing in a working band even as a hobby after your retired is great. For me it's the perfect part time job. Daryl
  10. My condolences Jon. Daryl
  11. We use our PA to play Spotify stuff before we play and during tear down. I'm hoping it's incorporated into our fee. Daryl
  12. I don't know how to delete the duplicates. Daryl
  13. EARLY NYE GIG WITH MAPLE ROAD The Precinct Germantown 4-7 The senior citizens love early NYE . I'll be home by 8:30 Daryl
  14. WOW! Now that's what I call an engaged crowd. You guys sound great. Daryl
  15. If you can feel the ding on the back of the neck have it repaired . If the bass is dynamite and feels good keep it. Daryl
  16. I can't afford to throw in the towel. That's the sad part for those of us dependent on the money. I couldn't stop if I wanted to. I've got a long list of creditors. Lol Daryl
  17. As long as your getting good players that have the right attitude, experience, commitment and personality for your band your off to a good start. Daryl
  18. I don't think I've heard those Christmas Standards over here . Great songs though. Daryl
  19. Yeah, your right Dave. Over here you can weasel a cowboy hat into any genre. Daryl
  20. I will. You would think they would have an application scaled down for bass and cheaper. Daryl
  21. Can you give me an example of UK Christmas standards? Daryl
  22. I'm battling with the whole Helix/ Kemper thing and not using an amp. Daryl
  23. I'm terrified of heights. If I'm in a car driving over a high bridge, I feel better off stopping the car and jumping off the bridge. Daryl
  24. Pretty much. When you hit my age you resort to the " cowboy hat". Daryl
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