It was as
limited of a setup as we have had for years. Following the
Banjofest we didn't have our act together to complete the move back to
PSEUDO. We got a Carolls room and had a good time, making sure
Deadstein continued without missing a beat. Several people
couldn't make it and PSEUDO wasn't quite ready for us. It was to
be a classic Larry, Larry, Kevin Dave and Rich jam but Larry's weeks
of Phil took his toll and he was backed up in the chair and bailed at
around 4:00.
It was to be a jam where I was the only
guitarist, a lot of pressure but I was looking forward to the
challenge. It was nice considering that Kevin selected many JGB
songs to commemorate Jerry's birthday. I was able to
enjoy playing songs like How Sweet It Is and Gomorrah without anyone
there to bother me. It was lots of fun
Somehow we were surviving, the four of us,
jamming away and accomplishing a few things. As we are
finishing the I Know You Rider, I turn around and see to my surprise,
Dennis. What an unbelievable coincidence. He shows up on a
night where there is a shortage of guitarists. It was great to
see and play with him. Cough and all.
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Equipment
Listing
- Larry B. - Missing
- Andy T. - Missing
- Larry G - '96 Roland Ready Strat Line 6 Delay, Jekyl
and Hyde, AKG D790. microphone, Jazz Chorus
- Tommy Banjo - missing
- Kevin - Modulus Bass< ? Amp
head and cabinets
- Rich - Piano, SM58 Mic.
- Dave - Drums, SM58 Microphone
- Scott - missing
- Dennis - Guitar with light-up
frets according to scale, Jazz Chorus
- PA - Mackie amplified mixer and
EV speakers
- Recording - None
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