Miles,
Singing is simple for those gifted with
pipes that play the tone in key. But to my own
admision, I kinda suck....Hootin' n Hollerin
is about all I can do.
Last year at Saratoga I peeked in after the gig
Sat night and heard a great rendition of White Sun.
I think a little acoustic thing would be fun.
--- Miles Lumbard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Excellent question. I'm sure it's something we all
> dream about at one
> time or another.
>
> I'm working at playing guitar, and the thing I want
> most is to play
> smokin' bluesey leads. When I'm listening to a blues
> tune, I can make up
> a lead in my head on the fly, I just can't get it to
> come out of the
> guitar yet.
>
> That being said, I'd have to go with Road Angel,
> when Pat, TJ, and John
> start trading licks back and forth. Man, that just
> gets me all kinds of
> fired up. To finally be able to lay down licks like
> that would be
> awesome.
>
> Singing is simple. Listen To The Music was the
> first Doobs song I ever
> heard, and the first song that really caught my
> attention and got me
> hooked on a group. If I could sing LTTM with the
> guys, I could die a
> happy man. Heck, I'd settle for unplugged, sittin'
> on the patio at the
> Los Gatos Lodge.
>
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