Post a picture of your band!!

[journeybear]

Some more pictures from our Cinco De Mayo "parade." This is just from the staging area, loading up and heading off.Now you get to see our piano player in full regalia. And me again, looking like I'm having the time of my life. I was, actually, just being very cool.

[Jan Viljoen]

Hi blokes,

While I am at it, I want to post a few recent band photos where I played different mandolins, guitar and a Sierra S10 pedal steel.

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[journeybear]

Accordion AND concertina? You guys are wild!

[Jan Viljoen]

Thanks, in the picture bottom left we even have a small portable reed organ.
The instruments take turns to lead, and the other is comping, etc, while the audience dances.

Check out my other band competition post, we have a double bass with bow and mandolin as well.



In this picture I play the Red Devil with the same accordion player. We can rock as well.
I play through a Roland cube 80xl amp, curtsey (sp) of the Steel Guitar Forum.
Sorry my first language is Afrikaans.



Let the games begin!

[JeffD]

Some more pictures from our Cinco De Mayo "parade."

That looks like so much fun. Really fun. I know you don't need another mandolinner, but there is a band I could find a place in. I could run coffee and pick up dropped picks.

[journeybear]

Well, I'm pretty good on picks, but the guitar player is anther story. However, I could probably use a mandolin techie to change strings when I break one, which is all too often. Probably still not busy enough for a full-timer, but you can keep occupied with other small tasks - make sure everyone has a beer (including yourself), pass the tip bucket around now and then, get pretty girls' - well, women's - phone numbers, stuff like that ...

And yes, it was a lot of fun. I've no idea why I don't seem to be smiling, 'cause I was just cracking up.

[Dave Greenspoon]

These are from two different congregations I served. The first is with The Not Ready for Purim Time Players after our vaunted Megillah-Stock session. The second is with The Jewdles, after The Magical Megillah Tour. The photos from the O Esther Where Art Thou by the SoggyMatzahs (Live from the Brokeback Mountain JCC!) were deemed to racy for this family-oriented website.

[journeybear]

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[journeybear]

I present to you a minor mystery, The Case Of The Disappearing Band:

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First the banjo player went off the deep end ..... then the bass player self-destructed ..... leaving us four (plus a couple-few more recent additions). Hmmm ... wonder who'll be next?

Thing is, in order to be able to provide publicity photos to the press that reflected the current lineup, I had to look around a bit to find photos in which the former members weren't smack dab in the middle, and so could be edited out. It was a little tricky, and it so happened that this photo worked well for this purpose. Nothing much I could do about the color saturation, though ...

[Misty Stanley-Jones]

The Bumsteaders!


I think y'all can spot me. That's my husband Andrew on the bass. We are missing our guitar player, who is in Europe for the winter (summer there).

[Pete Jenner]

I'll keep my eye out for you Misty. Do you get to any festivals?

[Misty Stanley-Jones]

Just got some new photos!

[Misty Stanley-Jones]

We are strictly small-time and have done a few small gigs around Brisbane, Pete. We only have enough for about a 30 minute set right now! The band has been going for about a year but I just joined in a couple months ago.

[resophonic]

Fiddlin' Banjo Billy Mathews and The Old Time Players perform at the Ozark Folk Center in Mountain View, AR

[Robert Smyth]

We are Way Out West! I'm pretty sure we're the western most bluegrass band in the contiguous United States as we're from Humboldt County, California. We play bluegrass and cowboy songs so I call it Cowgrass!

[jim simpson]

Fun gig tonight in the hills of WV (Cameron) for National Pike Pickers:

[Patrick Bouldin]

Howdy!
Here are the "Quibble Brothers", in Dallas.
http://www.QuibbleBrothers.com


..and hey friends, if you like us we'd appreciate if you'd hit the like button, and then again on our FB page. Helps with the gigs. Thanks!
Patrick

[Bobbie Dier]

Fiddlin' Carson Peters Band

[Denman John]

Back Porch Slammers

Playing our first gig together this weekend and took a few pictures at practice last night. Mando content: I'm playing a Nyberg OM and my son, Tai, is playing a Pomeroy.

[billhay4]

Lookin' good. Ya'll send me your shoe sizes and I'll go on down to Goodwill for you.
Bill

[Charles E.]

Interesting instrumentation, would love to hear you guy's.

[Gerry Cassidy]

Here's a recent one of a band I play in: CAVU! Ceiling And Visibility Unlimited (an aeronautical acronym)



I am the chubby fella' in the upper left with the headstock of my Arches FTO sticking out. The chubby fella' sitting next to me is actually playing the cello, and quite well at that.

These whackos are a fun bunch to make music with. It's all original music and we would probably be categorized in the Americana genre'.

[Russ Jordan]

New 5 Cents Bluegrass Band, western NC.

[JeffD]

[Samuel David Britton]

Picture of the church band I play in performing our Christmas set.