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EP should have had 12 kids with actresses, beauty queens, girlfriends but NO WIVES.... much better a personal HAREM !!!!!!!!! SMARTER&BETTER LOOKING than LMP...

Thanks for doing that interview unbelievable. Mosquito squashed hmm Hmm Hmm

I'm now banned from the music store XD

I think this is a pointless test. Seven thousand five hundred dollars versus three hundred and fifty dollars.

If you can find it, read The Problem with Music. It's about the business side, and even though it's from 1993 it's still current.

Top job Crafty!

I was born in '53. My mom loved rock n roll so it was always on the radio. Jerry Lee, Elvis, Roy Orbison & Fats Domino were my favorite's.

Your video was not only very informative but also most entertaining! Learn and laugh - doesn't get any better! I did score 100 %, so the world is indeed a much better place. Go reckon! Thanks Mate for sharing your expertise and your humour!

You guys had a lot of fun on this one! We've gone full "ears" in our room as well.. so I'm getting more headphones and splitter amps for the other people in the room so they hear more than just silent strumming and the acoustic kit, haha

This video was awesome

From then to Delicate Sound of Thunder. Whoah, what a change!!

Hey Crafty. Great video. I use the same mixer on my work station for playing/recording/playback. Now I know what I'm doing, thanks to you! (after a year or two of doing anything different from first set up. Thank you for sharing. (and we love your guitar playing too!!!)

At the last minute, you're called on stage to play the guitar parts to Telegraph Road. What do you do?

eBay for example, doesn't give a stuff. I've seen elixirs for $10. Sounds too good to be true, as elixirs are usually over $20.

kind of like the movie Tommy Boy, which was iconic for my generation. When the main actors screened the movie it was the first time everyone found out what the movie was going to be. It was so ad libbed. rare these days to have something purely created by random artistic ability,

It was so much fun watching the song's making, not as easy as we can see. All professionals and you make it look easy.. Nice job everyone..

A great interview Crafty, so comfortable to watch you two, like old friends chillin and chattin on a couch. I like watching you and Nikki interact when doing a song. The whole band is always in sinc and seems to have a lot of fun playing the music. Dartin is a great arranger and producdrer. Niki has become my favourite singer of all time. Grest voice range, and the way she interpret the songs using everything she has to mske believe she is singing to someone special. I prefer listening to Sing It Live than the original bands . Sing it Live pitsca new spon on all the songs they do. So much energy and fun to watch and listen to. Thank you. Michael Chapman Canada

Thanks

I adore this song

Love the format

People don't want to say anything negative because of Elvis and the fact she passed away. Lisa wasn't a fantastic singer and there's nothing wrong with that. She was a lovely girl who had a lot of hard knocks during her life

i love how you explain it wirhout making me feel dumb....usually I'm expected to know without someone explaining anything to me but i love this thanks a ton

Hey guys.....long time musician and remember folks requesting songs during your break between sets....We were a rock band and a fella asked us if we would play some Hank Snow (old old country music). But my request is, The Smithereens song..The Blues Before and After... Your bassist will love his part and it's a great song. BTW...you all did a great job on Love Shack.

Enjoyed this conversation, and loved the version of Freedom 👍👍👍

"Musical ho's" LOL! But you guys did it so well. Love Shack might not have been my favorite back then but it never irked me as much as when we'd get requests for the Electric Slide or the Macarena. Yep, we were musical ho's too and did it for the money! Crafty - where did you get those GLASSES! Way cool.

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Nice tie Dave

It shouldn't come as a surprise that not every song is a favorite of the band - but you guys always look like you're having the time of your lives! The mark of true professionals - just like Crafty's ability to pick up and play the guitar part on the spur of the moment! The bit when Chloe strums the guitar is priceless! As for a softer song suitable for the deck - how about Mel singing Dusty Springfield's sultry ballad "The Look of Love"? ua-cam.com/video/mbaySb6HXqs/v-deo.html

absolutely amazing

haha ive always hated this song but i liked this version 💯

Crafty you did such an incredible job on this song.. both vocals and guitar!

That was great, guys. I felt like we were having a BBQ chat around the table. Nice format. Thank you..

"Walk on the Wild Side" by Lou Reed would be a good front porch song. Mellow bass line, sax, and vocals, brushy drums - just what the neighbors ordered!

There are some songs that you just have to grin and bear as a musician, such as Kool and the Gang "Celebration". Great work guys. Hire your dog as a backup singer!

Quando vcs vêm se apresentar no Rio de Janeiro, Brazil?

And the final word from Darrell: "Yeh Yeh. Just keep touching my bum. It's all good." Nice way to finish. 😁 Great chat!

Is David St Hubbard Ian Hunter?

I remember liking it when it 1st came out but never understood the wild reaction it gets, just like blister in the sun another song where people just go inexplicably crazy.

Porch Song suggestions: Mariah Carey’s Hero or Madonna’s This Used To Be My Playground or George Michael’s Jesus To A Child

For the deck song, I’m not in Love by 10cc. Idk, first thing that crossed my mind for soft smooth

In my younger years I used to do a lot of filling in and session work. There was a lot of stuff I Didn’t like to play as I was the youngest nipper and my tastes were very much different. However, I believe that I was very lucky as I got to play with some of the best musicians I have the pleasure of knowing and they taught me a lot. So crap songs be damned, I learned so much. Did the small venue thing for some years as well as some big ones. Unfortunately life kicked in and I had to hang up my axe for a while as music for me, while it puts me in my happy place, didn’t pay the bills. I did practice most days but didn’t play on stage for 20+ years until last year I got going with a band again. Unfortunately it wasn’t working so I am now looking for another gig. The nice thing about AZ is that you are spoiled for choice. I have done a little session work as well. Loving my new found playing again.

Did anyone notice that Darren is stroking his dog unconsciously. I thought he was a good bloke, but now I'm positive.

Thanks!! ❤

Stupid, tedious question I'm sure, but what kind of earpieces are y'all using for earpieces?

Crafty this was another great song. Never one of my favorites. You guys make it fun to listen and watch. I will keep watching from Orlando.

Hi Crafty, great video nice to see you and Darren just having a chat. If you are looking for slightly odd tracks to put on the list how about "Hit me with Your Rhythm Stick" Ian Dury and the Blockheads.

I was playing bass in a "party" band a few years ago (my first real band) and we were preparing for our first gig (a fundraiser for a Jewish community center) and we added this song. Now, I'm a classic rock guy. I was familiar with the song, but I had no idea it was the B-52's. Once I learned the bass line and we ran through the song the first time, I was hooked. We had two female singers and our drummer came out from behind the kit to do the lead singing. He had the voice and the theatrics. When we played it at the gig, it was a huge hit. There were already plenty of people dancing but I think that song emptied all the chairs. When I saw the Sing It Live video the other day it took me back. This song is just so much fun to do. That band I was in broke up a few months later and I haven't been in another band, let alone played bass since then. But the memories of playing Love Shack and a few of our other songs is something I will never forget. I loved watching this video and hearing about what went into doing the song and I found myself relating to so much of it, it was great. Love Shack, baby!

Wicked Game on Darren’s verandah.

My favourite ‘behind the sound’. Thanks Darren and Crafty

Best behind the scenes yet