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Re: Worst gig

Postby imiddle132 » Mon Sep 05, 2016 11:12 am

Back in the early 80s, my band was hired to play at a golden wedding party in a local hotel. We knew many of the folks in attendance, including the couple.

The band played very well - perhaps too well - but unfortunately after a fairly fast dance, the male of the couple collapsed with a heart attack - and subsequently died right there at the party.

Obviously that put an early end to the celebration party.

After that experience, I never felt comfortable using the expression "we killed them" to describe to my wife how a gig went.
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Re: Worst gig

Postby jonshack » Mon Sep 05, 2016 11:48 am

:o :o :o :o

Oh my. I think you won. We had someone keel over with a stroke one time but by all accounts he survived. He was not leading a healthy lifestyle to be honest. Sounds a bit cold but we kept playing. What?

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Re: Worst gig

Postby Danny Mitchell » Mon Sep 05, 2016 1:35 pm

I admire your, "keep right on to the end of the road", spirit Jonathan :guitar: reminiscent of the band on the Titanic, they'd have been a bit cold, too, I imagine.
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