| Amber Ward (Randy's better half) |
I loved playing it and I agree... it rocks. The sound is so unique and is in no way wimpy. The guitar sound along with the deep, deep bass lines it produces are so cool. I also enjoyed the modifications I've made to my Silvertone. Adding the bass line sub-frequencies to that sound was awesome. It gave me such a much fuller sound... don't know how to describe it. But it was awesome. I started the night out with an "unplugged" sound with my Takamine cedar top. I still haven't figured out the mic'ing of this guitar. It's one of my favorites and I love playing her. The sound unplugged is awesome. The sound plugged in is boomy and a little thin. I'll keep working on it and try a few more things. I'm now leaning towards a G-Tar piezo split system for her... maybe soon...
Many of you guys responded to my Facebook invitation and showed up. Randy and Amber drove all the way from Lake Norman to see me and guys I really appreciate that. Many of you from the Morganton area came out and I love the love. Yianni's is such a different place to play. It starts out light with folks eating all around the stage (which is kinda strange too with my back to most of the folks due to the way it faces the bar), then as the dinner crowd thins out and the bar crowd shuffles in there's an "almost rocking" time where I almost crank it up but still keep it a little calmer. Then the 3rd set is Katie bar the doors. I like being able to show off some diversity of styles at this venue and love being there on the 1st Friday of every month.
This weekend I'm busy again with weddings, providing the music for a wedding reception in Columbia, SC. Last week a couple of shows at Classics Bar and Grille were added. One for April 22nd and one for July 2nd.
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