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Wow, that is a really cool story about George. BTW, I love Abba. They made some historical AM radio driving pop recordings. Blue

I feel the same way about remasters.However I plan on going downtown today and buying the current remastered White Album. Blue

Interesting, to me The Beatles aren't Revolver, Sgt. Pepper or The White Album. They're The Beatles. Blue

I think you can be "into the Beatles" at any age. Blue

I'll bend on 64, even more than that. 65 was used to make the title provocative. Really it's for anyone. However, I am not sure there are many Beatles Fans on BC. The host is really good and Giles Martin's insights are really cool. The guests are pretty good too. Blue

Well, you were 10 years old when they hit big world wide, that's old enough. However, if your not a fan of or have an interest the White Album, I think it would be boring. Blue

Really this is only for old hardcore Beatles Fans, actually for fans of the White Album. I think the content would be boring to anyone not familiar with the material and time period.And it's a very long discussion. For fans I think this British presentation is fantastic, best I've ever seen. Yes, I know it's to sell the new remastered White Album. It's still great stuff. CG85fF-CZBI Blue

I like this band. Blue

A new venue for us, extremely small space to perform, however great looking and sounding room and high end clientle that are into live bands. Place was packed, and the hours were decent, 9:00-12:00. I hope they ask us back, in a dieng vertical we need this type of new business. Blue

4 songs? We're there other bands that played? Blue

Recreating the past, I like that Dave. I was concerned about our New Year's Eve Show. However, when I saw all those grey haired couples over 60 entering the room, I said " this is going to be cool" and it was. Dave, it's not going to last. We should enjoy every single gig we play from here on out. Blue

We all have our opinions and positions. That's fine. However I'll even advance my position by stating; There aren't even any mechanisms in place today to develop the calber of artists and talent we had in the early 70s. Blue

They really don't. I hope to get a little support or empathy from my fellow seniors here on BC regarding my position. Blue

I can't speak for Dave. However a lot of us old timers are biased. Guys like me, 65 , came into music in the early 70s the most prolific period for rock music in history. Nobody is making music of that caliber anymore. They're just not, sorry. Old Man Blue

At 65, pretty much out of touch. It's nothing I'm proud of. Blue

A couple of riffs, clean, dirty, and bass octave. Check vocal monitor volume that's about it. Blue

I was suffering with sciatica and a bad cold, hence the scarf. Blue

As long as your lines are funky and they sound good I don't think it matters. However , I can't imagine much coming of anything without putting in some level of effort. Blue

Great room, pay and a great crowd for New Year's Eve. You guys seem to value food, the owner also gave each memer a $75.00 gift certificate for their restaurant. Blue

Agreed, I get concerned when our band leader calls multiple 12 bar blues tunes. Thing is we have so much other material . However it's not my call. Blue PS: I'm in New Jersey over the holidays and had a chance to jam with my close childhood friend Doug. We started our first band when we were both 12 years old.

All it takes is one good gig to get the band confidence up again. Blue

We're a small dance hall band. Vocals ,guitars and drums. We can't afford that kind of technology. Blue

CT, my guys! Blue

I'm giving Macca a pass. When I saw him a few years ago he used backing tracks for the orchestration in "Live And Let Die" but that was it. Blue

That's sort of the way KISS had it. Their fans don't care. Blue