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If you are a musician, join this group and post a message to let us know what you can offer. Let's see what we can come up with !

Location: Greater Phoenix
Members: 23
Latest Activity: Jan 2

There are many things we can do with this group. With the number of members we have, we are bound to have enough to put together groups like:

A fife band

A stage band

A chorale group

LD22 has their own stage band made up of precinct committeemen - Eddie Cook plays bass guitar, and he was the one elected to the GIlbert Town council outright in the primary. They played for us at a campaign event for the conservative candidates, which was quite fun! Let's do something like this for GPTPP!

If you are interested, post a message and let us know what you can do!

PS. Chris Rossiter plays a mean electric guitar!

Do we have any bass players or drummers? Keyboard perhaps?

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Patriot Musician

I am a Professional Musican (yes those still exist). I have made my living performing (no i don't live in my Mother's basement) for 30 years and have been performing for profit since i was 16. I have…Continue

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Comment by Patriot602 on October 27, 2011 at 5:32am: Any evening but Sunday and Monday, or any day, as I'm retired. I play lap steel & bass. There is a piano & P.A. here also.

Comment by Kelly Townsend on October 27, 2011 at 4:07am: Tu / 5h are out as that is when we start our new tea party groups in the East Valley. Anyone have a preference over a weekend vs week night?

Comment by Chris D. Schultz on October 26, 2011 at 9:57pm: Sounds good to me. I know I've got the Hal Leonard Ultimate Fake Book (3rd Edition) for Bb. Name the date and time and I'll be there.

Comment by Mary McChesney on October 26, 2011 at 9:54pm: Let's just pick a night or weekend day and see who can make it - would like to know instrumentation so we can cover the basics. Those who can play more than one instrument may not want to carry a bunch of different axes... I have a bunch of fake books - mostly for C but some for Bb, Eb too. Anyone else? Don't have any scores but once we determine what we need, we can get them.

Comment by Patriot602 on October 26, 2011 at 6:45pm: I Have rehearsal space near 36th street & Cactus, right off the 51. How do we coordinate this?

Comment by Kelly Townsend on October 26, 2011 at 7:33am: Let's not wait to set this up. Do we have a location?

Comment by Chris D. Schultz on October 25, 2011 at 11:00pm: I'm a slightly out of practice Tenor Sax player up on Thunderbird and I-17 corridor. I wouldn't mind throwing down and playing.

Comment by Patriot602 on October 10, 2011 at 7:07am: My suggestion would be to keep it simple....musicians seem to come and go, way to fast. I recommend the key of G, for the National anthem, to facilitate more folks being able to sing along. (Everyone seems to want to start the song to high for normal folks.)

We still need someone to create at the minimum, chord charts for the material we want to learn. Any volunteers?