Stage Events
You can find every stage events here (except a few ones like starting or leaving the show), ordered by musical genres.
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Blue DevilsThe phrase "the blues" is a reference to having a fit of the blue devils, meaning 'down' spirits, depression and sadness. Give this your best shot and see if the audience can relate to your personal pain and misery.
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Professional Showmanship & Audience Awareness Boogie woogie jamLeave the sheet music at home and just jam the night away. If you don't know how to play the boogie woogie or what it sounds like not even John Lee Hooker could help you out and you should consider switching to another genre.
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Music Improvisation Drown troubles in alcoholAlthough you could get away with merely soothing your soul with some spirits to lighten the mood it just sounds a lot better to drown your troubles in alcohol. So show off your self destructive side like there's no tomorrow.
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All-night Partying & Proper Drinking Habits Play with devil's handsWhat would they do if I played out of tune, would they stand up and walk out on me? Lend me your hands and I'll give you my name. Oh I get by with a little help from my friend!
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Ritual Summoning & Professional Showmanship Put shades onSometimes it's easier to confront the hardships of life from behind a pair of real dark sunglasses. Sometimes it's just easy on the eyes in more ways than one. And sometimes it's just darn cool.
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Professional Showmanship & Basic Sex Appeal Shot glass guitar slideUsing a shot glass, or a bottleneck, is perfect for playing those blue notes. Blind Willie Johnson, Muddy Waters, Elmore James, and the man who went down to the crossroads, they all knew it. You should too!
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Basic String Instruments & Music Improvisation Speak of the Painful PastWe've all got a troubled past. Things that have scarred our inner souls so much that it's a miracle we've survived sometimes. Take these tales up on stage with you and share them with the audience. A hamster caught in a wheel doesn't qualify as a painful memory, though, so don't even go there...
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Professional Showmanship & Audience Awareness Tell the story of The BluesThe audience really should know a bit about the people who paved the way for what we now know as blues like Robert Johnson or Son House. It's up to you to teach them.
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Rhetoric & Audience Awareness |
