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Location: Michigan | Im sure that there are alot of different music styles being played all weekend but what seems to get the most played??? Neil Young Glen Cambell The Who Kaki
Pink Flyod Alice Cooper Bob Seger POD Linkin Park
Jefferson Airplane.....You Got to have some of that to put on a badass jam . Lets hear from you what jams are you playing their.GWB wants to know |
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Location: Michigan | it would be nice if you could all of these drunken players here for a nice musical event.Im ready now.I wish I were going there sounds like fun,Just get your group strong ande kick ass/ |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | should play wooden ships. would be ironic, don't you think? |
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Location: NJ | brad had/has a bunch of charts |
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| American Football Conference?
Albanian Folk Club?
Adamas Fan Club?
All Four Chords?
Who is this AFC? |
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Location: NJ | American Federation of Cannibals
(otherwise known as the AmerianBarAssociation). |
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Location: Upper Left USA | "Animals for Cliff"!
I suggest 39 versions of "Windy and Warm" followed by "House of the Rising Sun". |
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Location: CT | Brutal... Just brutal... |
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Location: closely held secret | Woody, stop inciting anarchy if you're not even going to make the effort to be there to enjoy it! |
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Location: Upper Left USA | I was just trying a little "WWWS".
M(What Would Waskel Say)Woody |
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Location: closely held secret | Oh. In that case you forgot "Dancing Queen".
I would have included "Close to You", but that was pretty well covered last year by the boy soprano from Arizona. |
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Location: ranson,wva | i can play rythm on just about any song...simple things for simple minded folk..lol i can also play a bit of the godfather theme on my new limited..jason |
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Location: south east Michigan | The lobby jams are a riot.
But such things require a very delicate application of both control and chaos.
I've learned a couple things in the past couple years.
1) Don't play "Country Roads".
2) Don't experiment with new vocal harmonys when there is a cam-corder in the room.
3) If ya start a song make damn well sure that you can finish it.
4) Try to suggest some songs that are on the rare side of common. You know.. the ones you never hear anyone else do.
5) Take risks... "Country Roads" didn't fly but "Mrs Brown" was a hit.
6) Appreciate those that have skills you would almost kill for. Be in awe if you must. But don't be intimidated. Go ahead and bang out those cowboy chords with pride.
Here end-ith the lesson.
As a different twist this year I might suggest that we share the verses. I'll sing the first verse, Wabbit can take the second, Cliff the third, and Schroeder the forth. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Anything "Wilbury" should be a hit. |
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Location: Bluffton, SC | Originally posted by Slipkid:
As a different twist this year I might suggest that we share the verses. I'll sing the first verse, Wabbit can take the second, Cliff the third, and Schroeder the forth. If there's a God in heaven, let there not be a fourth... |
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Location: Rego Park, NY, | Originally posted by Slipkid:
Here end-ith the lesson.
As a different twist this year I might suggest that we share the verses. I'll sing the first verse, Wabbit can take the second, Cliff the third, and Schroeder the forth. I think Brad wants to play Row Row Row Your Boat |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | I think there's nothing like getting everyone singing in a round. The Doobies Blackwater might be a better choice though.... |
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Location: Up North | Don't you need a banjo for "Black Water"? |
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Location: Bluffton, SC | Originally posted by Grif:
Don't you need a banjo for "Black Water"? If there's a God in heaven, let there not be a banjo... |
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Location: Yucaipa, California | If there's a God in heaven, let there not be a banjo... ....there is. I can't make it to the Gathering.... |
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Location: SoCal | Don't bet that there won't be a banjo there...... |
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Location: Bluffton, SC | OH NO!! GOOOOBER!!! |
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | There are NO BANJOS in Blackwater!
KEEP IT THAT WAY!! :mad: |
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songs played the most at the AFC jam session
