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  1. 10-21-2005, 07:26 PM #1
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    LaRue Gigs

    In case anyone will be in the area/is interested in catching any of these shows AND a clinic posted on www.davelarue.com
    Janice

    Friday, November 11
    CODA
    34 E. 34th St. (@ Madison Ave.)
    New York, NY
    8:30 pm

    Saturday, November 12
    CODA
    34 E. 34th St. (@ Madison Ave.)
    New York, NY
    8:30 pm

    Tuesday, November 15
    Asylum
    121 Center Street
    Portland, ME 04101
    207-772-8274
    8:00 pm

    Thursday, November 17
    Mexicali Blues
    1409 Queen Anne Road
    Teaneck, NJ 07666
    973-448-3977
    8:00pm

    Wednesday, November 16
    Harper's Ferry
    156 Brighton Ave
    Allston, MA 02134
    617-254-9743

    Friday, November 18 - Stretch w/ Project Object
    World Cafe
    3025 Walnut Street
    Philadelphia, PA 19104
    215-222-1400
    8:00 pm

    http://tickets.worldcafelive.com/eve...es.asp?evt=548

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    Saturday, November 19
    School of Rock
    Downingtown, PA
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    none near me. first time i got to hear dave play was at open house and i was laughing hysterically since he was soooooo good. me and my buddy adam who came with me (also a bassits) just turned and looked at eachother with a "holy <bleep>" face.

    hope he's swinging my the SF area sometime soon
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    Quote Originally Posted by phatduckk
    none near me. first time i got to hear dave play was at open house and i was laughing hysterically since he was soooooo good. me and my buddy adam who came with me (also a bassits) just turned and looked at eachother with a "holy <bleep>" face.

    hope he's swinging my the SF area sometime soon
    Yes, and you didn't get more than a tiny taste of what he can do. Simply one of the best out there. Keep checking his website. Might be a possibility to catch him live around NAMM '06. If you don't have a copy of his cd "Hub City Kid", you can get one via his website www.davelarue.com
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    Dave needs to update the bio portion of his website. It talks about things coming out in 2002, and doesn't mention the Bongo.

    I'm sure he has a lot of free time!
    '05 Lava Pearl Bongo 4 HH
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    Hmmm, Sat. 11/12 is very tempting, they're opening for a Zappa cover band..how crazy is THAT gonna be (wish it was a headline gig though). Last Dregs tour, Dave was on fire, best I ever heard him. He is truly an amazing professional. What's "Stretch" like? I caught Dave last year or so when he played with Glenn Alexander. They were good, but Dave gets to really shine with the Dregs.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Adwex
    Hmmm, Sat. 11/12 is very tempting, they're opening for a Zappa cover band..how crazy is THAT gonna be (wish it was a headline gig though). Last Dregs tour, Dave was on fire, best I ever heard him. He is truly an amazing professional. What's "Stretch" like? I caught Dave last year or so when he played with Glenn Alexander. They were good, but Dave gets to really shine with the Dregs.
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    Chuck & Jorge (both from "Aftershock") will be at the Philly gig and Chuck was effusive in his comments recently on the Steve Morse Mailing List about Project Object. I saw Stretch in their early days with Dave on bass, Glenn on guitar and Van on drums - they were awesome but, of course, no comparison to SMB - Steve just takes them to a much higher level. I image that Glenn is still with Stretch but his website didn't have the dates. In more recent years, Dave and Glenn have teamed with a drummer as LAX. Dave's website is often out of date - he's got chronic issues with webmasters, however, his tourdates are usually kept fairly up to date. The Dregs are in a category by themselves. To quote Darren... 'nuff said.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tommyindelaware
    Yes, and you didn't get more than a tiny taste of what he can do. Simply one of the best out there. Keep checking his website. Might be a possibility to catch him live around NAMM '06. If you don't have a copy of his cd "Hub City Kid", you can get one via his website www.davelarue.com
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    You ain't lying....dude is spectacular. Saw him in NYC with Steve Morse and it was just jaw dropping! Super cool dude as well....
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    Quote Originally Posted by phatduckk
    none near me. first time i got to hear dave play was at open house and i was laughing hysterically since he was soooooo good. me and my buddy adam who came with me (also a bassits) just turned and looked at eachother with a "holy <bleep>" face.

    hope he's swinging my the SF area sometime soon
    I know the feeling. I had the opportunity to study with him for a little while here in Orlando FL at Bass Central. He is an amazing player and a great teacher. His lessons are still in my head to this day.
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