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Originally Posted by Play
Depends on the average age of the crowd but the bottom line is if it's mid to up tempo and it's been on the radio, typical bar customers will probably like it. With a 45 minute set, I'd stay away from more than one, MAYBE two slower songs, especially if you wanna be invited back.
When you're doing a typical bar gig as hired entertainment and you don't have a following, well known up tempo covers are the name of the game. The more fun people are having, the longer they stay, the more they drink, the more money the bar owner makes, the more tips the bartenders get, and the more the bar owner and employees want you back.
Not to mention YOU'LL probably enjoy it more as the performer if everyone likes what they hear and are having a good time.
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