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08-20-2024 01:10 PM
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I'm not even sure if I still own a suit. I'll also wear shorts to a beer garden gig if its 90 degrees or more out
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I agree with the seersucker suggestion, haspel.com
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I found a 100% wool summer blazer on ebay. Maybe that'll be fine.
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Snappiest dresser in the business (and doesn't play bad, either). He even credits his clothing providers on his videos.
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I wonder how many of those clips are at the boutique...
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Haha, love it.
EDIT: When the music coms from deep within people will rather close their eyes than look at your jackets or shoes (or no shoes at all).
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Back when I did solo gigs, I was asked to be part of a group that did volunteer fundraisers.
First gig I showed up in a jacket and tie, as I always did, I was the only one that didn't look like they crawled out of a salvation army dumpster.
Second gig was better, I dressed the same, the rest at least wore clean clothes and took a shower before the gig.
Third gig was better I think I shamed them.
I left the group after that, I guess I am a bit of a snob when it comes to performing. I like to look good, keep time, sing and play in tune.
I guess that is why I don't get any solo gigs when the others get lots of gigs.
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Sounds to me like you’re doing it right. I found a sport coat on eBay that fits better, but I still need a longer sleeve. There ought to be a musicians cut suit with extra long sleeves and inseam so you look good sitting, or with your limbs bent.
Picutre attached, I’m in the Salvation Army phase. Lol.
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Suitable attire for those of you who have more than a few guitars:
guiitar sweater - etsy.com
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Thanks! You can hear the band here
Half hour live recording
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Actually this was the rehearsal at the venue before the gig. On the gig I had long slacks, button cotton shirt but no shoes! I never wear shoes.
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Different attires for different circumstances:
Danny W.Last edited by Danny W.; Yesterday at 06:27 PM.
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This is my normal appearance. Concert at a theater called Sophia. I prefer casual. The only times I wear a suit is if I play a wedding - NEVER any more or someone else's gig where it's required. Almost never. Keep in mind I am with my band, playing my music with anm audience who knows me. If I wear shoes I will always get shouts about taking my shoes off. I've been doing this since the late 70s!
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The gig last week after our rehearsal. No shorts here but still bare feet that you can't see.
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Sullivan Fortner was wearing a hat like this (w/o the Smiley) that he took off in the second set with Peter Bernstein on Tuesday. Joe Farnsworth was wearing a taylor-made suit with pocket square. He was the only one wearing a tie.
EDIT: Peter did not mind me wearing a keffiyeh as shawl Yussef Lateef or Rene McLean style when I talked shortly with him.
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Then there's this
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Costa is a monster guitar player
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Exactly, and he doesn't need to dress up in order to prove it.
Of course it might be exactly what he considers he's doing
RIP Nick Gravenites
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