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   Message 442 of 1,456   
   Ouisie to JimD   
   Re: band gig tomorrow.   
   10 Feb 17 19:54:57   
   
   From: someone@anywheret.net   
      
   "JimD"  wrote in message news:2017021019134224301-email@nowherecom...   
      
   > I did two gigs this week. One solo, one a duo. Those were fine.  now time   
   > to shift gears and do a band job.   Gotta get my mind right :-)   
      
   As in Real musicians actually playing Live instead of recordings being   
   played Non-live/Un-live? ;)   
      
   > Songwise, this doesn't look to be any problem. I'm so jaded after last   
   > weekends band gig, it's hard to imagine how this one could be any worse on   
   > my nerves. SO I'm going into this one with an attitude, one of " eh, do   
   > what I can, if it comes apart, I'm not carrying all that on my shoulders   
   > ".   
      
   Sounds like there are some Interesting Details you've left out ;)   
      
   Just  what happened?   
      
   > Doesn't sound like I'm looking forward to a good gig, does it ?   
      
   Doesn't sound like you're explaining the reason(s) Why either ;)   
   Let's hear 'em!   
      
   For myself, for a good gig, the Love Vibe is  Mandatory...then I'll know   
   it's Awesome and beyond!   
      
   > Band work is beginning to wear on me.   
      
   Specifically what kind of work?   
      
   Jim   
      
   Music is Always work, and hard work at that, but when it's a Labor of Love,   
   as it's supposed to be, no problem - unless it's something less!   
      
   Let's here the rest of the story!   
      
   Ouisie   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)   

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