Re: [Harp-L] re: Zen Harmonica
Ack! Spandex! Lets hope photos don't surface of ANY of us wearing spandex.
lol
Just be yourself, Randy. Enjoy what you do and keep doing it! 49 is certain
not old. I dont think men start to grow up until age 50 anyway :p And besides,
your name is Biscuit BOY. That right there keeps you forever young! Just do
what feels right. It sounds like you've been doing just fine all along.
Harp Brat
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>>In a message dated 5/16/2007 6:07:12 A.M. Central Standard Time,
BiscuitBoy714@xxxxxxx writes:
Maaaaan, now yall got me all self conscious and stuff and I gotta play June
2nd in Erie. LOL (I don't gig too much any more) This has been a pretty
cool
thread here, and I think it shows that diversity is what makes life cool.
What works for one guy won't work for another sometimes, but you never know
until you try it. When it comes right down to it, you gotta do what comes
'natchel. I've been dancin' to the groove for a long time and I'm not gonna
stop
now. BUT, when I'm playin' lead on the harp my mind goes blank pretty much
and
it just comes out, moves and all. I've seen video of it and I don't do
anything but play really unless there's a break I can accent with my head
or
something. I hate to admit this but in the 80's I did metal for a while,
spandex and
all (red and black). I knew at some point during the night I would be
leaping off of the speakers, but I never knew when. Music is fun for me. I
wouldn't
do it if I didn't get all pumped up and get nervous before I play. Doing
mostly blues and being a 49 year old man I don't do any 360's or half
splits
anymore, but there has been a time in my life where I got paid because of
my
stage presence. I didn't do it to make up for not being able to rip either.
Old
habits are hard to break. Being a harmonica/sax player has allowed me to
keep
playing into my old age. (did I say I'm old?) I'm grateful for that. I
figure I can keep playin' until I can't breath anymore 'cause they's a
bunch of
old harp/sax blues players out there. Part of my love of music is playin'
with
other people and making it all come together. I don't get in the way of
other
instruments, and I love being part of the team. We all slow down a little
as
time goes on, but every now and then............I think it's good for the
soul to shake that thang.
Randy
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