Songs
Sharp Dressed Man
Fire
Wild Night
Far Away Eyes
I Saw Her Standing There
Message In A Bottle
Raven-Lead vocal on Sharp Dressed Man
Billy Bourbon-Guitar and Vocals on (Fire, Wild Night, Far Away Eyes)
Tommy Bruner-Guitar and Vocals (I Saw Her Standing There, Message In A Bottle)
Mike Clair-Bass and Vocals (I Saw Her Standing There)
R.Smith-Drums
Terry McDowell-Host Drummer
Terry let me finish the jam by doing Message In A Bottle, which I do a more choppy version than Terry did.
Shawn McDonald made a appearance at Rumor's tonight. It's the first time I have ever seen him anywhere that Russ and Deb were not around.
Don't know who the guy Raven was but he was the dude that sang Sexy And 17 a couple weeks ago.
A new drummer Andy English came on board to play a bunch of blues tunes and turned the jam into a dance party.
Basically I had to follow him. Imagine that.
So I kept it simple and kept it rocking and played around Message In A Bottle with many different types of drum accents and playing. It's somewhat of a reggae beat but I was messing with the offbeat. But I do think Message In A Bottle did work even though I only played it one time before. The key is to focus on the off beats and provide a reggae beat like Stu Copeland did with The Police.
Since it was Shelly's and Steve's birthday I decided to do the jam. By the time I got the stage and played the birthday guy and girl already left as well as Dave Bonham, Drum Store Mike, Herman and a few others. But I got there late and was the last drummer to play.
Drummers: Terry, Steve Stratton, Mike Lint, Andy English, Herm Sarduay. Rob Haskill and Randy Faulkner were there but didn't play.
Thankfully Shelly didn't take any pictures of me.
I wish Tommy the best on his new girlfriend. She's seems to be a bit more grounded than the last one. The last one kinda made a fool out of herself when she showed up but still danced with a couple other dudes.
The Cedar River was out of its banks due to the big rains we had last week (as well as the Wapsi at around Stone City) and I couldn't take Otis Road, usually that's the scenic view of the river, this time, the road was the river. The sump pump still is working over here, a week after the last big rains which caused some bit of leaking from the old sump pump in the storage room. Good thing we had the basement waterproofed, Otherwise I would be coming home to a watery mess. Thankfully those days are gone. Eight thousand dollars well spent.
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