I wrote today on my myspace blog:
http://www.myspace.com/more_gigs about the importance of choosing the right band members if you're going to be successful with band gigs.
This might sound obvious but often you can get blinded by a potential band member's personality or just how good they are playing etc.
We've been going through this recently and are taking a lot of time over it. In the past we've played with singers who were fantastic interacting with an audience for example. But their negative attitude, unless the gig were a high profile "ego-booster" was far too draining to continue with.
Others have simply not had the commitment or motivation to invest in updating their gear when it was clearly needed. Its a bit formal (and hardly rock n roll) to say you should be "interviewing" potential band members to Gage their attitudes . But the idea really is to just try and find out how good a match their aims and likes/dislikes are for those of the band and rest of the band members. A little bit of extra time invested up front will save a lot of potential heartache later
http:www.gig-getter.co.uk
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Re: Band Members for Band Gigs
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kieralora
on Tue 06 Sep 2011 05:59 PM BST | Profile | Permanent Link
I don't think the key is trying to find 'better' band members. You need to get the band members you have to play better. Why break up a good unit just because a guy can't drum well?
Go online and find some musical instructors you can review. I'm pretty sure there are some teachers at www.angieslist.com that you could hire. You can even review them first. Trackbacks
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