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EPISODE · Oct 16, 2017 · 45 MIN

The Grandma Factor – Gig Gab 136

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Dissecting different types of working bands, it’s time to look into what makes a band a wedding band. Could your band make the leap? Would you want to? Paul and Dave discuss. Then it’s on to finalizing the process for Paul’s drummer auditions, including how much the band should talk about the process during the process. All of this … and more… on this week’s Gig Gab! Chapters/Timestamps: 00:00:00 Gig Gab 136 – Monday, October 16, 2017 00:01:01 Cover Band Central 00:02:17 Watching your own band! Steve Siacotos on Gig Gab 00:06:38 At weddings… it’s not about you! 00:08:09 The Sweet Caroline response has permeated 00:08:46 The Grandma Factor 00:10:31 Managing the volume of wedding gigs 00:13:57 Recognizing how great your band is 00:16:00 Bruno Mars 00:19:03 Dissecting the boys club vibe 00:26:10 It’s not the wedding band’s job to be clever 00:29:01 Petty tributes explode! 00:31:09 Dead Guy Tunes 00:32:30 Organizing a Petty tribute 00:35:32 Houserocker drummer auditions coming up! The American Girl Litmus Test 00:37:13 Do you dissect during the audition process? 00:44:37 GG Outtro The post The Grandma Factor – Gig Gab 136 appeared first on Gig Gab.

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