Well, to be honest, the streaming sound was not that great. As i mentioned before, the live sound in the parking lot was fine, but it overloaded the mic I used with my phone. I fiddled with it, and compressed the audio as best I could, but here it is .... (remember - this was a LIVE show, not a studio recording)

its good to see you playing.

... and actually WORKING !!!

I congratulate you for being able to pull something like this off. I know it's part and parcel of this type of gig but it sure made me remember why we never took requests or allowed 'guest' artists . I guess when you aren't playing the accompaniment 'live', it's difficult to manage the 'dead time' between songs (I'm talking 'requests' and 'guest artists'). Actually we did take requests AND allow 'guests', but ONLY if we knew the tune well (requests) and could play it in the 'guest artist's' key---otherwise, a FIRM NO. However, playing in a jazz club or jazz-oriented bar is a little different, in that the 'guest' was usually pretty accomplished and was probably there to steal your gig, not impress his/her girlfriend/boyfriend.

Anyhow, congrats on figuring out how to squeeze a gig out of a pretty dry market (hopefully, only a temporary situation). Don't lose sight of the (health) risks involved in doing this type of gig, as some of the your over-excited 'guests' may temporarily forget safety protocols. Good luck and stay safe.

chas

GUESS WHAT? I fixed the audio!
This sounds Sooooooooo much better. It's only 1/2 the show - npt sure why the camera shut down.

Dave much better quality sounds terriffic...
good job as always !!

Thanks - that's what the crowd heard!

Good job Dave. Audio sounds great!

Dave, when I tuned in on Thursday, the camera was facing from 'stage right' and in this vid it is at 'stage left' ... did you switch mid-stream,?

Tony - LOL - no, I had my phone set up Stage Right (MY right for you non theatre types), and my Zoom Q2n stage left as a backup - good thing I DID too, because the audio from the phone got way too hot! lol