Get More Fans: Broadening your Fan Base from the Stage- Tom Jackson Bootcamp
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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Live Music Producer Tom Jackson works with a rock band on their song intro at a Nashville performance workshop. This showcase by the band Gathering Mercury gave attendees the chance to learn how to improve their live show. Increase your audience demographics, create more fans, be inspired at a Tom Jackson Bootcamp!
They sound Fantastic 🔥🔥🔥
This is very instructional indeed. Thanks for making videos like this.
This dude is great!I was lucky to attend a seminar in CO where Adrienne O brought him out.His methods & approach are fab when it comes to a band bringing a great experience to the crowd,rather than simply a great "musical" performance. HUGE difference to the presentation when he was done with the 'makeover'. I will definitely be partaking of his talents again, once I have a band in my new town, Phoenix!As the movie & his book say, .."take your time, go slowly...
Tom's a legend and his teachings are so simple but make a really huge difference when going from just playing a gig to creating a show with emotional moments. He was genereous enough to share some of his teachings and tell a bit more about his entry into the world of live music production in a recent interview.
Here's the 1st part: ruclips.net/video/olQ3ZOrjMc0/видео.html
Do you want to see part 2?
Let me know if you want to see the 2nd part in my comments section!
the bass player in this band needs to get his act together - like learn to tune it and play in time with the drummer before noodling up high on the neck.
real life jack black
pretty tough to watch this band LOL
I always thought that there should be something said before each tune. Not enough bands do that to introduce a song.
I think the guitar players feelings were hurt...just a little. And no offense to anyone, but I don't think the lead singer is singing to or about a dude. But, the advice is spot on and very useful.
The guitarist needs to pack his ego away for a moment and just do what he is told for the sake of the class. After he can ignore it if he wants. No point in going to a thing like that and not going with it. They need a new bass player...
+Nick Tann and a new singer and drummer and guitarists
Its not ego. Its practicing something until its fluid and second nature and then being told to change it on the spot. Not everyone can battle muscle memory in an instant but they are there out of desire to improve what they do which shows lack of ego.