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Musical Youth at Jazz Cafe 26/01/2014


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[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]I'm doing a gig with Musical Youth at the Jazz Cafe in London playing bass. [/font][/color]
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[quote name='Hobbayne' timestamp='1389222831' post='2331712']
Didnt one of them pass away recently? In odd circumstances IIRC.
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I don't know the exact cause but I seem to recall that it was due to an unknown pre-existing heart condition.
I re-joined the band as bass player last year, I had previously played guitar for them for about 4 years but parted company after a band reshuffle around 2009. Anyway on a more spooky note, not too long after i started playing bass with the band, I went to a funeral of a childhood friend and after the burial, I turned round to walk away from the graveside and there in front of me was the grave of Patrick Waite the former bass player for the band. That felt really wierd for a moment.

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Yeah they had stopped playing for a good few years. I'm not sure when they started back gigging as a band, but I joined them initially in 2004 and did some gigs in UK, Europe and a 2 week tour in California and Arizona. There are only two of the original band members in the band today. Dennis Seaton ( Lead Vocalist), Michael Grant (Keyboards).

Certainly Pass the Dutchie was a huge international hit for them and probably is, to date, their biggest hit. But they have had other singles that did well for them so even if they were seen as "one hit wonder" most bands never achieve that one hit.

Anyway all are welcome to the gig if it's your thing.
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  • 2 weeks later...

We had a really good rehearsal for this gig last night at one of the creative arts colleges in brum with a full sized stage. It went really well. We recorded most of the set into protools and had a 4 camera video shoot of the whole thing by students on media courses.

Looking forward to the gig on Sunday now.

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