Josh Summers: Guitar and Vocals
Brandon Hunt: Guitar and Vocals
Michael Summers: Bass Guitar
Darren Gonzales: Drums
12-Bar Blues in A
Pretty Woman
Brown Eyed Girl
Mother
We practiced twice in Mr. Gonzales' basement. Mike learned how to play bass guitar in a week (and look where he is now). We played a set list tailored to an older generation, but with a youthful edge. Great fun, as Walker would say. The best part was after 'Mother:' the student council gave a benediction right after Brandon finished singing "...I'm not about to see your light, and if you wanna find hell with me, I can show you what it's like, until you're bleeding..."
Theres a couple pics of this little event on a temporary page, click here to see them. Thanx goes out to Lisa for scanning these.
Josh Summers: Guitar and Vocals
Brandon Hunt: Guitar and Vocals
Michael Summers: Bass Guitar and Background Vocals
Casey Sojka: Drums and Background Vocals
Jason Capps: Sound Check, Video, and Background Vocals
Baker Street
Love Song
Wild World
Bleeding Me
We practiced for two days in Casey's basement; Mike learned how to play Baker Street and Wild World in less. We played a set list of older songs redone with a heavier edge. "Baker Street" was done in the Foo Fighter fashion, "Love Song" was done all on guitars (including two solos), and Wild World was set to a steady drum beat. Metallica's "Bleeding Me" was the highlight of the show. It started out slowly and, by the time the monster heavy riff came around, it was too late to throw us off the stage. The climax was the whole band yelling 'Hey! Hey!' at the breakdown riff. Unfortunately, the audio wasn't captured, but it was tons of fun and we're still left with the video Jason took.
Century Performance
Josh - guitar, vocals
Derek - bass guitar
Matt - guitar, vocals
Gertch - drums
Ball and Chain, Don't Drag Me Down, Dammit (Growing Up)
This was for Century High School's Senior Assembly, we we're the band with the P.A., so everyone was in debt to us. It was fun, we practiced a few times, which was also fun. A very receptive audience, one that especially loved guitar solos (which is always good for me). After Gertch left we started jamming with Steve as a band that eventually became Something Stirring after Jake replaced Matt on guitar. Jake and I are still continuing the band today with the help Doug (drums) and Chris (bass).
Future Perfomances??? Not likely. There was the Gazebo show, however...