Hey everyone, I just wanted to say I thought we had a good rehearsal today. A lot of good reflection and feedback, particularly on ladder. I was really happy with the singing stuff we did. ESPECIALLY since I single-handedly derailed our last performance ( I took the train and ALL of the passengers screaming off the track on that one. It was quite spectacular.)
Really cool having Michael there, because the music, along with his & Jason's direction, really opened our eyes to new, fun ways to deliver those lines (Mary, if I'm not mistaken you sparked that). I was really enjoying it and wanted to keep doing it. For crying out loud, I went horse on one of those final lines. Been a long time since I was in choir.
Remember, snap on the boom-CHA.
Let the rhythm take control, let the rhythm take your soul.
And as Depeche Mode told us, enjoy the silence. (Or fill it with a bunch of words, as long as it all fits in before the next person sings).
Kudos y'all!
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Oh yeah, and no well's (which is NOT the same thing as no Wells. That'd be me, and I'm all about, "Yeah, Wells!")
If I catch myself beginning the blues with a "Well" I am just going to turn it into a blues song about you, Wells. Because that would be funny and, to be honest, you bring me down.*
*That is a lie.
Adam, the next time you go on stage to sing the blues, and happen to notice a table, ladder, and chair arranged on the stage, don't be distracted.
Here are some other things you could sing about if you find yourself hitting the mic with hearty "well":
Welsh
Weld
Welfare
Welterweight
Wellington, New Zealand
but of course, I imagine anyone of us course could expect to have an uncustomary, uncharacteristic, awkward, and outright freaky amount of affection showered on them if they did a blues version of "Welcome to the Jungle."
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