Actually I'm going to repost my "gig report" from HC..modified from what I posted here...
My gig last night was part recital for my performance classes and part gig for my band....
It was a pretty good show...all of the classes played great and we had a really good show, too.
The place was so full when I got there that there wasn't anyplace to park
I thought I blew my voice out before we played talking to everyone over the loud music but I survived with my voice intact. The night was so hectic that I didn't have time to set up the video camera or take many pictures (and what pics I did take I had to use my phone for).
I saw Eminence_front and R-dub (from my forum) was in one of the bands. No Phil00315, though...hopefully he was having a much better belated birthday celebration had home
One of my buddies sent me thisof our set this morning:
The crowd when the first class started
Tom Harkenriders "Intro to Blues" class (The "Sandy Bottom Boys") - I couldn't take a picture of the first class with R-dub because I was singing and playing drums (and screwing up their songs). These guys mixed some rockabilly with their blues this time...
The "Rusty Nails" were up third....in spite of an average age of about 50 the songs that they picked for their class included tunes from Audioslave, Stone Temple Pilots and Radiohead
Jeff Garvins Class "Light Hedded" is one of our kids classes...they rocked the night as usual..I think they were playing "Stacys Mom" when I took this picture
Our two sets were pretty fun. I played through my '66 Bassman for the first set and '71 Deluxe Reverb for the second set since I had them both setup for the students to play through. Our first set was mostly blues but I did end it by singing "Beautiful" by Christina Aguilara and doing a big arena rock solo at the end

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Our second set was a little more classic rock and since we didn't have to worry about keeping the dance floor moving we played whatever we wanted to. Songs from the set included "36-22-36" by Bobby Bland, a rocking version of "One Way Out", "Cissy Strut" by the Meters and ended with "
Take your drunk ass home" by Big Al Carson.
I was so busy playing host ( these shows are both public relations for my studio and reunion for my person friends) that I didn't have time to eat any wings or pizza during our break (which is one of the most important parts of a gig at this place), but bar manager Saul was nice enough to get us a pizza after we finished the last set...
All in all a great night...I just wish I had been able to get some video this time....