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This gig (for me) is also known for its bacon. They order forty(!) pounds of sugary bacon--that's the dessert after everybody's eaten supper. Every year I try (and fail) to eat none. It's too good.
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Sunday, November 13, 2011
House Gig #2 (BACON!)
Yacht Rock played another gig at somebody's house; two nights, two houses. This one is the same party we've played the past couple of years (the one where my EWI froze!), in a tent in a guy's backyard in North Druid Hills.
This year's gig was the best yet. For starters, they had a crew to carry all of our equipment from the driveway, through the garage, and up the steps. Secondly, we had Kip Conner running sound, which meant better quality and less gear to move! Lastly, the stage was significantly larger--no jigsaw puzzle set ups like we've done in the past.
This gig (for me) is also known for its bacon. They order forty(!) pounds of sugary bacon--that's the dessert after everybody's eaten supper. Every year I try (and fail) to eat none. It's too good.
davidfreemanmusic.net
This gig (for me) is also known for its bacon. They order forty(!) pounds of sugary bacon--that's the dessert after everybody's eaten supper. Every year I try (and fail) to eat none. It's too good.
davidfreemanmusic.net
