Posted: Thu Aug 12, 2004 2:10 pm
Yes you have. You were just too drunk to remember.djstarr wrote:I haven't danced to a live vibraphonist before.
Yes you have. You were just too drunk to remember.djstarr wrote:I haven't danced to a live vibraphonist before.
We have a winner!main_stem wrote:Didn't the Bone Break Syncapators have vibes?
Kevin got it. The Bonebreak Syncopators. They played in Seattle as well but I can't remember if you were around for that.djstarr wrote:lol - I was going to tell you I wasn't there the night she played New Orleans, but I remember now.... maybe --- was it the Feetwarmers? I know it was a band that played at K.C.'s Binge 2003 - right?
funny. that was our best balboa ever doll.
I was talking to Ham about his music awhile ago and I remember him saying something along the lines of, "I do fast and I do slow." Which is exactly how I like it. The stuff in the middle is the stuff that I'm enjoying the least lately. Since I've been dancing to alot of live Trad Jazz recently I'm noticing that the majority of bands with similar stlyes play sets which fit into the either really smoking hot or way slow categories. I LOVE IT!Toon Town Dave wrote: Ham's music was awesome. Walking up to the Century and hearing the music outside felt like various descriptions of the Savoy. My only suggestion would be to play a little more mid-tempo stuff when the room is that crowded.
I think he was. Regardless I don't thingk we'll see them playing next years exchange.Soma-Guy wrote: And yeah, the main reaon I never went to the Friday dance was I heard Kevin B's band when he was in Vancouver. Someone's gotta tell that guy that people don't want every single song to be 15 minutes long!