why?

within 6 weeks, major changes will happen with your band. the drummer will accept a job offer out of state. the guitarist will announce that he’s getting married and the fiancee isn’t into the whole band thing. the singer will be offered a better gig. one way or another, the band will fall apart. for my part, i won’t say much or talk about anyone or complain. i’ll just learn the songs, show up early for practice, and basically do whatever’s required of me.

but we will never play out. the band will dissolve before that ever happens.

in some cases, just firing me will be enough to get your band moving in the right direction, but to be honest that doesn’t happen very often. usually it’s something innocuous and it causes the band to break up.

here’s the deal, though. some of the remnants will re-form a new band and they will thrive.

i’m asking for $300 up front. it’s up front because, face it, we’re not going to make any money gigging.
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i do not understand this post.
what's not to understand, it's mike.
classic mike.  hilarious!
if jazz piano were easy to understand glanddoc everyone would do it.
so is the $300 a signing bonus, or simply a prepayment for the first  six gigs?
i've got the three hundred, let me know when you are ready to start and i'll give you directions to my place, hey at least i live closer to you than dr. whack, lol.
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