Thanks Lozz,
It was really sort of an open jam. I think it was pretty new to us at that time.
If you notice at the end of the song when our guitarist went back to the intro riff I thought we were going to get lost. That's why I walked over and started that " rave up " to close the song.
Daryl
Thanks Dave,
I just wish we we were a little more consistent at that level.
The clip is from one of those shows where everything just fell into place from the word " go ".
Daryl
Wasn't feeling the gig. I made the mistake of not eating anything before the gig. This was a multi band gig. We played from 5:00-6:00.
Well attended ticketed event , $35.00. Part of the problem was the room . Huge room on the marina ( Lake Michigan)with extremely high ceiling and lots of glass. Great lighting with smoke but the stage sound was not good. The amp provided was SWR cabs a 15" and a 4 10s. I stood right in front of the rig and couldn't hear a thing. Not much coming from my monitor either.
Our band leader/ front person stayed engaged and positive with the crowd.
Daryl
Stub Mandrel said it for me. Lol
"Probably it's urea-formaldehyde glue which can break down if kept damp and give off fumes (including ammonia) that smell like wee"
Daryl
The only fool proof method might be buying a new case.
My case for my 2000 MIJ Fender P stinks. It's the old glue that causes the stench. I won't tell you what it smells like. Lol
Daryl
I'm looking forward to this Saturday. I'll get a chance to hang out with a bunch of our local musicians. I'm glad we're going on first. It's a beautiful room on the marina in Port Washington.
Daryl
Friday night. Our small 300 seat historic theatre, The Bend. A 5 minute drive for me. British recording artist Joanne Shaw Taylor. Front row seat.
Daryl