How Many gigs in a year
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How Many gigs in a year
Purely out of curiosity.
How many gigs do YOU play per year.This can be paid or unpaid but must have the public present.
I do about 60-70
Billy
How many gigs do YOU play per year.This can be paid or unpaid but must have the public present.
I do about 60-70
Billy
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I played about 75 gigs this year.
Smokey
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2 Carter guitars and some Peavey stuff and a Hilton pedal and picks and a bar too
"The music business is a cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free, and good men die like dogs... There's also a negative side." -- Hunter S. Thompson
Just in case the IRS is reading this...
Steel guitarists usually perform for free. It's a tradition, even when the rest of the band is getting paid. We love the instrument so much that we wouldn't dream of charging money to play.
This is why steel guitarists are in such great demand.
We now return to the poll.
Steel guitarists usually perform for free. It's a tradition, even when the rest of the band is getting paid. We love the instrument so much that we wouldn't dream of charging money to play.
This is why steel guitarists are in such great demand.
We now return to the poll.
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I've only been keeping track of my gigs since 1996, when I retired from the road, and since then I've played 1,795 of 'em, which is about 128 a year. No money, but lots of free beer and free studio time.
When I was with Faron, for ten years in the '80's, we worked about 120 days a year. Before that, the Opry artists I worked with did fewer road dates but more Opry spots.
When I was with Faron, for ten years in the '80's, we worked about 120 days a year. Before that, the Opry artists I worked with did fewer road dates but more Opry spots.
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