I started music young. I had many bands through the years but found myself in a great one, when tragedy struck and during a heated debate a beer bottle was slammed down on the coffee table. the bottle exploded and cut 2 tendons on my hand...During the next 10 years i slowly reintroduced myself to guitar, and without knowing any kind of capabilities, i would have been lost and given up... a chance facebook exchange with my now current Drummer Butch Mann, was all i needed to get back onto the horse. We spent the next few months "dusting off the bottle' and i remembered why i started music in the very beginning. Now 2 years under our belt we are ready to take the world.
Music is life.
To be able to play music for the rest of my life.
Mandatory music.
Teddy Bear - Elvis Presley
Edwin McCain, Tori Amos, Paul Gilbert, Slash, Joe Satriani, Chicken foot.
During my life, i retired from music after an accident which sliced a tendon to my ring finger and my thumb on my fretting hand...at this point Dr's said i would never play music again so i quit....after 10 years of falling aimlessly into nothingness, my current Drummer coerced me out of retirement and after 2 years of Shows, my hands and wrists are stronger than they have ever been, i am currently playing upwards of 4 hours a day at home and we Practice 2 times a week...after coming out of Retirement and doing our first year of shows, i realized what was missing, Music provides me with Balance.
We are all here, all the same, all one
Amazed. carefree.
Music in Canada is hard as a way of life. Unless you have made it here, you get paid next to nothing or play for the door, not to mention week long gigs for Cover bands are non existent anymore. In Canada we make music for the love of making music.
Good so far.
People without open minds
Yes, We are at local shows, we open for other bands
Consistency, passion.
Five hundred pound furnace, Ash the arsonist, Wolf Mother, League of 1