SEEKING
Vocalist.ABOUT
Many years ago I played a lot. Then college and life began. Trying to get back into it. For me the social aspect was always the best part of it. Got a Tom Petty tune you like? I can play, probably sing it, too. Neil Young, any garage rock hit you can name, a bit of Pink Floyd and even some hard rock, AC/DC era.
- Screen name:
- GoodGuyGreg
- Member since:
- Sep 22 2020
- Active within 1 week
- Level of commitment:
- Moderately Committed
- Years playing music:
- 30
- Gigs played:
- Under 10
- Tend to practice:
- 1 time per week
- Most available:
- Nights
Influences
My weird fever dream is recreating that Booker T and MGs/CCR/Link Wray sound, maybe find a laid-back keys player, bass and percussion (whatever for it takes, moving big drum kits is work) and just lay down a nice steady groove that would fill up but not overwhelm a brewery crowd on a Friday night. You know, stuff we'd like to play but most people would recognize eventually and dig, the kind of thing that makes people smile without knowing why. I can see the occasional Stones deep cut working in there, some Beatles, working our way up to Tom Petty but not much harder in terms of skull-cracking rock. Bill Withers? Pink Floyd? LOL. Who knows?
Hit me up greg at i content partners dot com
Instrument experience:
- Rhythm Guitar:
- Advanced
- Vocalist - Baritone:
- Intermediate
- Lead Guitar:
- Intermediate
- Bass Guitar:
- Intermediate
- Harmonica:
- Intermediate
EQUIPMENT
Telecaster guitar. Vox 15W amp. Fender Precision Bass, Fender Rumble 100W. Ambivalent about which I play, kinda whatever is needed. For the good of the SOUND.
