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Originally Posted by Brent Hahn
That's the kind of fancy that gets you sideways looks. Well, me anyway.
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Totally depends on the gig and players. There are ones that would give a sideway look and I know it so I don’t do it. There are others that would be disappointed if I didn’t do things that made them want to look sideways. I typically avoid the first type of gig/players and embrace the latter.
Part of being a sideman is knowing when to lay back and when to lay in. Took me a long time and a lot of gigs to sort that out. But another part of being a musician is having your reach exceed your grasp when it is acceptable. Experience teaches you what defines “acceptable.” Well, that and not getting called back
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