I have never forgotten being told off

[Dave Woody]

 

[Donna T]

Is there a story behind this one, Dave? That’s a cool-looking band.

 

[Artyczar]

Love this. Love that you don't have to know the story for it to be a great and interesting piece!

 

[Dave Woody]

Yeah, there is a story to it.
I was told off at a jam session for rolling my eyes and raising my eyebrows at a guest vocalists singing, chanting and howling.
The guest was American Indian, delivering traditional vocals over rock/blues improvisation.

Touring these days as 'Sons of Cream', it was one jam session of a few I did with Malcolm Bruce and Kofi Baker. 1991

I probably have a cassette recording of it too, somewhere.

I have never forgotten how he told me off.

 

[john]

LOL I'm glad not the only one! If I start making paintings about the dumb? things I've done I would never be able to paint a landscape again. Then again, might be good therapy.

Great story. Sounds like something I would do.

 

[Dave Woody]

Ha haa John. Thanks for the repy