Talk about improvising. On one of those nights at the community center the drummer didn't show up at all. No drummer, no drums and the show had to go on. They had a tambourine, so I pulled a chair up next to the bass players mic stand (one of the old big round based ones), placed the tambourine face up holding the sides with my legs to kill about half the jangly things, used my foot tapping on the base of the mic stand for a kick drum thump and played the tambourine as a snare by thumping it with my right middle finger. I played like that all night. It's a wonder I didn't get carpal tunnel in my right hand. 
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#63091 by Broken4U
Fri Apr 10, 2009 4:28 am
Fri Apr 10, 2009 4:28 am
It's all good, folks.
I only want to bust heads when it gets outright mean.
And I don't want to explain why I was showing restraint/laughing, as I am working on my ever present 'tude du jour.
I only want to bust heads when it gets outright mean.
And I don't want to explain why I was showing restraint/laughing, as I am working on my ever present 'tude du jour.
Capt. Scott wrote:(restraining myself)
LOL
I wouldn't, but it's too late now.
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Kramerguy: "That chick was doggie-style-frenching a pumpkin. That was like veggie-porn"
It's never too late to be nice.
Well it's too late right after the 1st guy throws a punch, then it's too late..
Well it's too late right after the 1st guy throws a punch, then it's too late..
I QUIT ALL THE BAD THINGS ONCE. WHEN PEOPLE SAID I SOUNDED JUST LIKE MARIAH CAREY, I IMEDIATLEY STARTED TO STOP STARTING TO START STOPPING ALL THE THINGS I WAS TRYING TO STOP. I IMMEDIATELY SOUNDED MUCH BETTER TO MYSELF AFTER A BEER.[COLD BY THE WAY]
I'll quaff my fill of brewskys if I'm jammin' out at a party with friends, however, beer and vocals is a no no for me it I'm expected to sing for money. Beer frigs up the vocal cords. If I'm gigging in a bar and want to drink, I'll limit myself to no more then one scotch and water per set.
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