Bodhicitta is Live in the Lair on New Year's Eve Eve

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Bodhicitta is Live in the Lair on New Year's Eve Eve

Max Ink Radio · Sat Dec 30, 2023

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Ingeneral.

Ridiculous.

It's been

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and he actually introduces this to Kyle, Ryan, guitarist.

I work with Ken.

The music star that he worked at.

At which point, Kyle or Kyle, Ken, decided a family and decided he didn't want to

listen to the music star.

And then he said,

well, that's who we need to call.

What band was that?

It was called the Charles Walker band.

The Charles Walker band.

Yeah.

Charles Walker.

He's out in LA now.

He is.

They've rebranded also.

Pretty sure we have some Charles Walker music in our library.

Oh, yeah.

Would tell me about the music story.

Is that where is that located?

Pearl Street music is in Pearl Street.

Don't carry.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Ken Slamma is excellent drummer.

Great songwriter.

That's how that started.

Yep.

Back in what?

Kyle and I spent a long time trying to find a drummer where we finally found Ken.

And things kind of jelled really nicely.

Ken was great.

Yeah.

Kyle and I met through like open jam circuits in McCannery.

And we auditioned a lot of drummers and finally found Ken.

And then auditioned a lot of guitar players and got Ryan.

And everything was like, you know, perfectly fit.

But there was another level when a manual came in to play.

A manual was like phenomenal drummer.

No, no.

Amazing singer to wait.

Do you guys get to hear him sing today?

Wow.

Incredible musician.

Yeah.

Keep going.

Great bass player.

Great piano player.

Humanitarian.

Yeah, he is.

The auditions.

The auditions had to be tedious.

There were.

We actually did a lot.

We tried to do it online with like Craig's list and stuff back in the day.

And we.

It was.

Yeah.

It was rough.

We had a lot of, um, competent players and a lot of issues.

People not showing up when.

They weren't wasting time.

Bo did she does a special level of intricacy sometimes to the point of.

We have a height.

Ridiculous.

Yeah.

High level of demand.

We told it down a little bit actually.

It's okay to be picky though, especially when it's your art that you're trying to get across to people, you know.

Well, who are your influences?

Who are the inspirations behind brought a cheetah?

We have so many.

Yeah.

It just depends on who you're talking to.

I mean, a lot of it looked the big hitters in the jam.

Like improv scene.

You know, like with Brock, such as fish and the grateful dad, et cetera, but a lot of deeper elements of.

Gospel and funk and jazz fusion and some bluegrass and reggae.

You know, all the big names.

We're very wide minded musically and listen to everything from classical to.

Electronic to everything in between, you know.

Well, let's get back to live music.

Let's see if our system works here in the layer with about a cheetah presented by the Aaron Weber group.

The next song you have for us tonight is called Sweet Little Mary.

She's not big bad bill now.

Is she?

Sweet Little Mary is a character from a long lost land who loves to dance and do the jig.

Dance and do the jig, Jimmy.

I love doing the jig.

If you want to call and ask a question, you could do that right now.

844-967-279-844-96 party.

You can call or text from the Civic BD app.

Both a cheetah is live in the layer, a special two hour edition here on max ink radio.

Gentlemen, the floor is yours when you're ready.

citrile.dua

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He's hiding!

Are they hiding!

Are they hidden!

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Back when I was in a band called Barefoot Fred,

and the percussionist in that band's name is Shane Levine,

his wife,

brought out a plate of grilled pineapple that she had made,

and was offering it to everybody.

And I proceeded to say,

I'm too cool for your pineapple

and played this riff in 7-11.

And it turned out to be this song

like within 30 seconds,

which is how most songs are written.

Wow, that is incredible.

Well, let's get to some of my music.

Let's hear 7-11 pineapple.

This is Botticita Live in the Lair.

I'm Maxing Gradio.

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