Has this ever happened at your gig? Girls storm the stage.

Roual Ranes · Post by **Roual Ranes** » 26 Jan 2009 5:55 pm

This happened sometimes back in the '70s but they were after the drummer...........he really looked like Burt Reynolds..........they went right past me.

Post by **Joey Ace** » 26 Jan 2009 7:04 pm

Happens all the time up here.
Our national animal is the Beaver.

Ken Lang · Post by **Ken Lang** » 26 Jan 2009 7:49 pm

Back in the 80's a rather well endowed lady came up on the stage, stood behind me and laid each malonie on each shoulder and proceeded to slap each side of my face in rythum to the beat.

Later on the dance floor she took off her top. The owner said he had a heck of a time throwing her out because she kept slapping him in the face with her boobs.

Tommy Shown · Post by **Tommy Shown** » 26 Jan 2009 8:02 pm

I had a strange woman one time while I was walking by her in bar grab my butt one time while I was making my way to the stage to perform. Ithouhgt she was drunk or on cheap drugs. Because know I am not that good looking.
Tommy Shown

Beer, making ugly people look good since 1857

Jim Robbins · Post by **Jim Robbins** » 26 Jan 2009 8:08 pm

It's absolutely true. Please send all your bass players to check it out. Good drummers too.

Austin Tripp · Post by **Austin Tripp** » 26 Jan 2009 8:24 pm

Not yet. My grandmother still says im too young to know that kind of stuff, so she just shews them away. But maybe one day

Bill Myrick · Post by **Bill Myrick** » 27 Jan 2009 3:39 am

Matthew---You wern't by chance using that darned Hilton Pedal--(earlier version) were you ? I'm 70 years old and still have to carry a club to keep the old dollys away if I'm using it. Came be a real drag !!!-

Trevor Fagan · Post by **Trevor Fagan** » 27 Jan 2009 4:16 am

You can easily pick out all the Newfoundlanders up in Heaven..... they're the ones who wanna go home.

Jimmie Misenheimer · Post by **Jimmie Misenheimer** » 27 Jan 2009 4:37 pm

Believe it or not, this happened to me once. I was backing John Schnieder (sp?), (Dukes Of Hazard), in Nashville, In. At the end of the show, I NEVER saw so many teenaged girls converge o in one spot in my life!! I saw one Deputy Sheriff get "sallowed up" in the crowd! They ended up all around the star, band, the guy mixing monitors on stage, and anybody else that was on stage at the time. At the end, while "playing him off" with the song "Just A Good Ole Boy" in "A", I had my right hand on the front neck, and my left hand FULL of some little "teenie-boppers" butt. It was the only way I could keep them from backing up over me, guitar, amp, and all. I don't know what that girl thought of it, BUT I DIDN'T MIND AT ALL... Jimmie

Bobby Snell · Post by **Bobby Snell** » 27 Jan 2009 5:04 pm

Best. Thread. Ever.

Chris LeDrew · Post by **Chris LeDrew** » 27 Jan 2009 6:45 pm

We played a teacher's party a while back, in the same club that's in the pic. First song in, about 9pm, a drunk female teacher about 35 comes up to me in front of the steel and lifts her shirt.......there they were, no "support" or anything. She just stood there for about 10 seconds. It was an interesting way to start the night. I later tripped over her as she necked with my next door neighbor on the stage stairs. I have so many more of these stories, but it is a family forum.

Moderator, please delete this if I've stepped over the line.

Tommy Shown · Post by **Tommy Shown** » 27 Jan 2009 8:08 pm

Chris LeDrew wrote:We played a teacher's party a while back, in the same club that's in the pic. First song in, about 9pm, a drunk female teacher about 35 comes up to me in front of the steel and lifts her shirt.......there they were, no "support" or anything. She just stood there for about 10 seconds. It was an interesting way to start the night. I later tripped over her as she necked with my next door neighbor on the stage stairs. I have so many more of these stories, but it is a family forum.

Moderator, please delete this if I've stepped over the line.

Back in the day, when I was Deputy Sheriff. I had the chance to work security with one of the local highschool bands that were going to New Orleans for a Mardi Gras parade.Towards the end of the route we were walkig up Canal street, when this good looking blond just hoisted her shirt up in front of me. That's life in the Big Easy!!!!!!!!!

Dustin Rigsby · Post by **Dustin Rigsby** » 28 Jan 2009 1:09 am

Les Anderson wrote:
Jim Phelps wrote: She got up close behind me and put her hands inside my shirt and started running her hands all over my torso while I was sitting there playing steel.
That's usually about the time the wife decides to drop and listen to her darling husband play his music.

This is usually my lot in life as well ! My wife usually says something like "who is miss bimbo here,and is she going to fix your dinner and put up with you farting in bed ? That's usually the buzz killer ! LOL

Adair Torres · Post by **Adair Torres** » 28 Jan 2009 4:57 am

Hello Matt,
Maybe I should move to Canada..

Terry H Sutton · Post by **Terry H Sutton** » 28 Jan 2009 7:57 am

It happened to me while playing with Boxcar Willie only the girls were all over fifty.

Mark Treepaz · Post by **Mark Treepaz** » 28 Jan 2009 9:13 am

I should be that lucky!

Matthew Prouty · Post by **Matthew Prouty** » 28 Jan 2009 9:14 am

Adair,

You might want to, but only for the summer. It takes a lot of conditioning to get use to the 10 months of winter in some parts of Canada.

But hey, I guess that's what those cute Canadian girls are for!

I am using my now Antique Hilton Volume pedal. I really enjoy it now that I have switched amps. It just did not agree with the Fender Twin, but the Stereo Steel an it were made for each other.

m.

Bill Myrick · Post by **Bill Myrick** » 28 Jan 2009 12:45 pm

Well---there you have it fans !!! I sympathize with you Matthew !!

Adair Torres · Post by **Adair Torres** » 28 Jan 2009 2:40 pm

Hi Matt
Stereo Steel, I always wanted one.

J D Sauser · Post by **J D Sauser** » 28 Jan 2009 4:53 pm

I remember the "hot" years. Y was about 18, it was the early 80's and rockabilly had a big revival in Europe. I was playing in a band which was doing mostly Sun-Records stuff but also started to migrate into Hillbilly rock and I had ONE song I plaid as a steel solo which was Wabash Canonball... up tempo. I used a lap Gibson UltaTone lapsteel for this song only and would sit on the edge of the stage.
On one occasion the whole thing went wild and loud and the mostly teenage crowd somewhat lost control. It was so loud that I missed our key change and plaid off key to the band, but nobody cared and they kept on dancing and we wailing... as I picked up speed, loosing control in the excitement a girl came up dancing very, very... erm... "hot" and visibly excited and then looked me right in the eyes and screamed: I wanna f*** you!" while she was shaking all over. I almost lost my steel bar and really, musically the whole thing had fallen apart quite a few bars ago but that really made it hit a low point. Still nobody cared. After we were done doing noise, backstage, she met and helped me drag out my gear to my van... I did not go home alone that nite.

After all, somebody kept up on it's promise.

We had a similar setting a couple of months later, doing a rockabilly version of Blue Moon Of Kentucky... but that time, it was the singer's turn, which really turned out sour, because he HAD a girl friend.
Anyway, we were kids back then... Sometimes I wonder how we survived it all, and also made me understand why our heroes out of the 50's didn't all make it thru alive.
We lost a dog house bass fiddle on a highway, wandered driving drunk as skunks across the German-French border (this were times there still were borders), TWICE the same night, never really knowing if we had reached the Netherlands yet, which we were obviously far off... Saw guitar geniuses fall apart musically because the must have snorted more coke than air, singers so drunk the made Jerry Lee seem a priest...
I look back, well yes, it's "funny" to tell stories about... but I am glad it's a thing of the past.

... J-D.

Kenny Martin · Post by **Kenny Martin** » 28 Jan 2009 5:08 pm

I'm with Ray!!
I use to be a lady killer but now i just make them sick!!

I had a bunch of women storm the stage at a gig but they ran out of oxygen!! Then the nurses gathered them up and said it was bed time at the old folks home! Man it was fun though! Just kiddin!!

Had a few Russian chicks come on stage and take their bra's off! That was pretty cool until the lead singers wife pulled her off the stage!!
Man them girls could fight!!

Larry Beck · Post by **Larry Beck** » 28 Jan 2009 6:58 pm

Over the years bands I've been in have been flashed by well endowed young ladies, but the most memorable occasion was when I looked up just in time to catch a full moon, and there not 10 feet away was the Chrysler star. I pretty much forgot where I was in the song.

Geoff Cole · Post by **Geoff Cole** » 28 Jan 2009 7:54 pm

I don't believe you blokes...not good looking!!!
Beauty is in the eye of the beerholder.

Bo Borland · Post by **Bo Borland** » 28 Jan 2009 8:01 pm

Beauty is in the holder of the behinder

Steve Palousek · Post by **Steve Palousek** » 28 Jan 2009 11:31 pm

That's how I met my wife.

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