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#7952 - 01/01/06 07:01 PM 2 bands fold in one night
shboom Offline
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Registered: 02/27/04
Posts: 741
Loc: Victoria, British Columbia
I'm in 2 bands, at least I was, up until last night.
Our drummer & his wife opted to pull out of the Bar/casual band we've put a lot of work into, & I thought they enjoyed, and they've also ko'd the showband(it was their project). I really couldn't give a rat's a** about the showband because in reality it was petty lame, with all the costumes & jumpin' around in monkey suits & what not, but them dropping out of the other band also means I've gotta put together something else, if I want that, & I think I do want that.
In any event, I guess I'll have to start auditioning musicians if I want to persue this aspect.
Hell of a New Year's present.

I'd like to think that there's a silver lining to all this and that this may be the opportunity to expand into some new and varied musical areas.
So first off I'll be looking for a skilled percussionist, and maybe....a female vocalist, but I'm also looking at the idea of a 3 piece...if nothing else, it'll tighten up my chops.

As they say in Iraq...Shiite Happens.

btw: the New Years gig went great.
Good Luck to everyone in 2006.

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[This message has been edited by shboom (edited 01-02-2006).]
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#7953 - 01/02/06 12:55 PM Re: 2 bands fold in one night
TheSonicEnergyAuthority Offline
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Registered: 07/14/00
Posts: 307
Loc: Peterborough,Cambridgeshire,UK
It's quite common for bands to go their seperate ways on New Years Eve.

I'm pretty sure that the band I'm working with is going to call it a day this year (after being together 17 years).
We have some work for 2006, but unless the bands manager has a change of heart he isn't planning for 2007. Were honouring our commitments for 2006.
The work we did just before Christmas went pretty well, so perhaps there is a hope of survival - but as they say, all good things do come to an end.

I'm already working for another band - best to keep your options open so to speak.

Sorry for you, and hope you find a solution.
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#7954 - 01/02/06 02:03 PM Re: 2 bands fold in one night
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Registered: 05/26/99
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Loc: Levittown, Pa, USA
Solo.....Solo.....SOLO..
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#7955 - 01/02/06 04:31 PM Re: 2 bands fold in one night
shboom Offline
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Registered: 02/27/04
Posts: 741
Loc: Victoria, British Columbia
Quote:
Originally posted by Fran Carango:
Solo.....Solo.....SOLO..


Bin there...Bin there...Done That



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#7956 - 01/02/06 11:29 PM Re: 2 bands fold in one night
Nigel Offline
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Registered: 06/01/98
Posts: 6483
Loc: Ventura CA USA
Sorry to hear about that shboom. A lot of work goes into making a band work well together over the years so it is always a sad thing when all that energy amounts to nothing. I know exactly how you must feel. But it is good that you have a constructive attitude towards it. That is the only way you can deal with something like this. You are right you will turn it around and make it become a good thing.

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