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Tim O'Sullivan

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Due to an ongoing back problem, my gigs over the last couple of weeks have been seated on a stool for the most part. To begin with, it really killed the gig experience, but now I have done 4 or so like this, I am sort of getting into it! Mind you, when I am fully recovered, I cant wait to start jumping about again!

Anyone here had a similar experience?
 

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Ive only done acoustic gigs seated or stooled, but for the rock crowd you gotta stand and move, yours is a different situation though, but seated it comfy -
 

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No personal experience :eek: .

But didn't Jeff "Skunk" Baxter always sit on a stool when he was with the Doobie Brothers? I think he used to say that he preferred the playing position seated so he did.
 

Tim O'Sullivan

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lock-ny said:
Ive only done acoustic gigs seated or stooled, but for the rock crowd you gotta stand and move, yours is a different situation though, but seated it comfy -

Its hard to put your foot on the monitor when you are sitting!
 

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mbgreene said:
No personal experience :eek: .

But didn't Jeff "Skunk" Baxter always sit on a stool when he was with the Doobie Brothers? I think he used to say that he preferred the playing position seated so he did.

Why yes, Michael, he did.

I prefer kicking back on a stool, when the gig allows. Just feels more relaxed; no pressure to 'posture'.
 
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