When I was playing sax in a rock and country band back in the 90's, I would go to jam sessions on Sunday nights at bars in Grand Rapids, mostly blues clubs. Just so I could play with people who appreciated the kind of music like this. You have more freedom in that genre than in the kind of stuff my band was doing. We did covers mostly of classic 50's through modern rock plus some country. Blues and Jazz clubs in the city were just a step up from the dreary bar scene, and with songs like this, taken to this level, you can see why. And as a sax player, I was always welcome.
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Big fan of PMJ.
creep by Haley Rheinhart got me hooked
Nice pick. Thank you. I have friends who refuse to listen to the blues. I feel sorry for them, and just go on...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeMqWfZJGmE
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When I was playing sax in a rock and country band back in the 90's, I would go to jam sessions on Sunday nights at bars in Grand Rapids, mostly blues clubs. Just so I could play with people who appreciated the kind of music like this. You have more freedom in that genre than in the kind of stuff my band was doing. We did covers mostly of classic 50's through modern rock plus some country. Blues and Jazz clubs in the city were just a step up from the dreary bar scene, and with songs like this, taken to this level, you can see why. And as a sax player, I was always welcome.
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