Everybody starts with a Miller Light sign at their back.
That's way cool.
I can remember being so overheated after three sets in the Mississippi Delta, we made the Bud guy open the keg trailers and we sat on frosty kegs, not saying a word to each other, as the steam rose off our backs.
I think we made a couple hundred a piece for that 12 hour evening.
Wouldn't trade the memory for all the tea in China.
Good job, Heir! That was a complex song to perform. I respect a man who can get in front of a group and play. I've been playing guitar for a couple of years but will invariably flub up a tune if a cat walks into the empty room.
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Everybody starts with a Miller Light sign at their back.
That's way cool.
I can remember being so overheated after three sets in the Mississippi Delta, we made the Bud guy open the keg trailers and we sat on frosty kegs, not saying a word to each other, as the steam rose off our backs.
I think we made a couple hundred a piece for that 12 hour evening.
Wouldn't trade the memory for all the tea in China.
Andy
http://www.smokingtoaster.com
My first thought–couldn't get the Spare in the gig, huh? OK, it's a solo for the Heir, and likely not a Spare-friendly environment.
Good job, Heir! That was a complex song to perform. I respect a man who can get in front of a group and play. I've been playing guitar for a couple of years but will invariably flub up a tune if a cat walks into the empty room.
Well done that boy/man!
It looks like he doesn't just play the music but feels it, too. Utterly charming.