Move over, southern rock ... the Beatles will never be the same ...

[Q]

I was forced by economics to briefly explore southern rock back in the winter ...

... and now I'm in London Fog, a show band that does all British rock of the '60s, mostly Beatles. They're turning me loose on the Lennon/McCartney canon ...

Be afraid ...

Q

[Dances w/PURPLE]

but amused!

[Dances w/PURPLE]

you know they are a mainstay of southern rock. I use to listen to them, Kansas, Marshall TUCKERRRRR, but I just LOVED Skynard.
To bad the cover bands have made them the redundant portion of the setlists.

[RobAdams]

Doesn't sound so scarey to me Q! Have fun with it!

[Q]

I am doing Lennon. I have Lennon's hair circa The White Album at this time, and if you've seen my picture in the SHOW FACE thread, you might notice I wear Lennon-style glasses. Unfortunately, I lost the glasses this winter.

I can do Lennon's voice but generally prefer McCartney material to sing. However, they gave me "Hey Jude," for the slimmest of reasons: I'm the only guy in the band who can scream a high F!!!

[RobAdams]

So, what tunes are you guys playing?

The two incarnations of the band I was in used to play RAIN, ALL I'VE GOT TO DO, NOT A SECOND TIME, I'M SO TIRED, HEY BULLDOG, GOLDEN SLUMBERS/CARRY THAT WEIGHT, TOMORROW NEVER KNOWS and a couple others. We also did solo Beatles stuff like RUN OF THE MILL (George), TOO MANY PEOPLE (Paul), SUNSHINE LIFE FOR ME (Ringo) and ISOLATION (John).

I wish I had recordings of these.