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Kevy was away and the freaks
still play. My Carpetstein buddies, John and Michael were there to
experience what some of us take for granted and I appreciate everyone indulgence
and kindness with it all. With Michael in town to promote the Larry
Keel Experience, we had some extra-curricula activity. It made for
some very kind music. Unfortunately, Andy left to catch the early
train. With Scott's ailing shoulder I ended up drumming the entire
second set and with stood the pressure for the most part. Without me
drumming, we had some nice moments. Bertha was really good, Love
Each Other was solid as a rock. Ramble on Rose had some nice
builds from mellowness. Andy had problems with plugging his in in
his out for the first few songs. Johnny had a nice sun peal from
Florida.
We had a typical Delicizo order and the best to speak of was the cucumber. It was chili and bluster out but nothing to complain about. That's about it for now. Till next Tuesday. |
Name: Trister CommentsWell I caught the 10:07; got home before 11:30 and could'nt fall asleep. Serves me right. If you're going to jam, then jam to the end. Or as I was telling Johnny on the way out, if you're going to sing the song, sing the damn song. Speaking of which Might as Well is missing from the list; Larry's probably trying to tell me something. It was actually pretty good.
I'm worried about my amp. Name: Larry G. CommentsActually without a written setlist, it's amazing I know any of the songs we played. I'm sure they are in the wrong order. I also liked the Might As Well, except for the beginning. We were caught on a nice treadmill in trying to close it that we couldn't get off of. I thought Andy sang it pretty well, and it's like he said, if you're gonna sing it then sing it, and it would have sounded a lot better. In the same token, if that means anything, Michael, the guy that played a little bass, was very impressed with Larry's singing, so I wanted to pass that along to bolster some of Larry's confidence. In addition, I also missed mentioning the Wang Dang Doodle which opened the second set. Finally, I thought the Help -> Slip was better than should have been expected. I give Dave lots of credit for that. Name: Larry G. CommentsWe also did an Althea in the second set. When you look at it now, we played quite a few songs. Name: dave Commentsthanks larry g Name: CommentsYou know i never realized what a great bass player dave really is Name: Larry G. CommentsIf you are every jamming somewhere but WWI but you don't have your song book, what do you do. Until now, you played Not Fade Away for 30 minutes but I recently started posting the song book on Deadstein.com for our convenience. It's currently posted through "R." You can get to it from the bottom of any page or go directly to http://deadstein.com/music/index.htm. Enjoy the book, I'm able to add more to this than to the paper version due to the lack of physical constraints. If anyone has improvements, additional songs, whatever, let me know and I will post them. Name: CommentsA mistake was made, the real address to get to the song book is: http://deadstein.com/Music/index.htm. Sorry for any inconvenience Name: larry brent CommentsIs it Tuesday yet? Name: Trister CommentsThe Dave Nelson Band will appear at the Lion's Den (214 Sullivan Street) on Thurs. 4/20. He's no Larry Keel, but he's pretty damn good. Name: Freakboy CommentsIt is Tuesday. The David Nelson Band will also be performing at the Mexicali Blues Cafe in Teaneck, New Jersey on Saturday, April 15th. Make your reservations now. Big night tonight. I can feel it. Freakboy |
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