Justin Loose is a 2 time Grammy nominated guitar player from his work with Marco Barrientos and has been working in the music industry since 2006. Currently, Justin is traveling full-time with Warner brothers artist, RaeLynn.
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Hi Tortoise and Hare/Kamp here.
I am about to (I hope) get back into reviewing your guests and what they do again. I haven’t quite moved into my apartment yet, but I am about to move out. It’s not confusing though. Not as long as I don’t break my neck tripping over stuff and some “wonderful” people have to “help” me. As he or she “organizes” my personal belongings in order to make things “easier” for me since they know they got my sorry ass so that when I move (broken an manfled bones and all) I can’t find a thing!Anyway What I got out of your interview with Justin Loose (Episode 54)(outside from Max’s outrageously eye catching blouse”wheee!!!”)was this: I carry a tote cart to take my small amp when I’m on my way to my regular tip jar gig. I have an electric guitar but I normally leave it at home. But I have 2 extremly warped acoustics. If I’m late for a gig it leaves me time to write a song called: “I’m Late for a Gig”. The second verse would say: I got to catch an earlier bus” and the third verse would say: “It’s a simple song, really, and is quite obvious that I’m 64.” (repeat and fade? Sure, why not?)
I don’t see boring. I don’t see anxiety or continual. I see spontaneous, imaginative, roomy. I also see non-confining.
I saw Max (just fine by the way)And I saw Albert in front with hos cocked back thinking cap and shades in the front but I couldn’t really see your guest well and a lot of your spontinaiety with your guest got lost when I couldn’t actually see him.
I don’t drink at all and have never been to Los Angeles I even tried the “bar scene” once but she lasted 2 days so I quit. I perfom in open jams anyway. I’ve been doing that since the early 1990s. If it isn’t a jam session that I can participate in: I wont go.
It was funny hearing about “Future Villians” with a dog barking.
I feel like a rock star whenever I do an open jam with my electic sold body guitar. I usually just sing though. While I played it at my by-myself-coffeehouse gig last night I wondered why I couldn’t bring it to jams. I thought to myself: “Hmm, I’ll have to try that sometime” I have stage fright when it omes to bringing my guitar but I feel stupid when I don’t.
I feel that it’s much more cost effective to simply leave town in order to get out of debt The problem is: you may be out of debt, but debt is not out of you.
Anyway: I’ll listen to JustinLoose.com and let you know what I thought about it.
Take care.
Love always
Kamp
Micah 4:5-7