Originally posted by Dnj:
if you ask your self this question your really shouldn't be playing in front of people until you have enough experience watching others and absorbing. It takes many many years to be effective in a dance situation don't kid yourself. Don't become one of those "I only Care about the money" type players that I see all over.B ut in a way I can only thank them.....because the more they play.... the more jobs I get.. 
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[This message has been edited by Dnj (edited 05-14-2010).]Good grief...
I've been playing Ballroom Dances for a long time and I STILL ask people what they play. You can always pick up tunes from others.
The longer I perform, in fact, the more I'm comfortable learning from other musicians. About twice a year I've started threads on the SZ about new material people have added recently. It hardly means I've found myself on a stage and dumbstruck as to what to play, lol.
Can you ever have too many good tunes to pick from on a gig? I don't think so...
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Bill in Dayton
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