Fear, or Common Sence?

Howdy all,

Most of you know that I am always willing too participate in just about anything that pertains too getting our genre' of music out there and reconized for what it is...But I have a small problem I'm hoping someone can relate too and steer me towards the right path too take.

Here's my situation, I have played harmonica on stage with some of the best musicians in the world...I have played at hoot-n-annies for years., and jammed in many many kitchens.... BUT.... for the life of me, I can't get past posting videos of my own music and lyrics....Has anyone experienced this problem, if so how have you gotten past it?

Sincerely
Reeds

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Permalink Reply by Cause the Blue rat on October 14, 2014 at 9:48pm

Now I need to hear Ye Olde English WiddlyWiddly! There's nothing on youtube. I looked.

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Permalink Reply by Ron "Oily" Sprague on October 15, 2014 at 4:59am

See some of my vids for Ye Olde...Or listen to my "The Hogfather Gives Great A-Tuin A Present," on the 2013 CBN Christmas Album (or was it 2012?). That was done as Ye Olde English Widdly Widdly as possible...on purpose. >:-E

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Permalink Reply by Bad Finger (Eric) on October 15, 2014 at 1:34am

Jus' do it. Hell, I've even been #1 and #2 in Top Content here once. One a song and the other I showed what a byproduct of beer can do to brass.

Remember, satisfied is like satisfactory, not excellence. If you wait for excellence, you might never post again. Good enough is good enough.

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Permalink Reply by Uncle John on October 16, 2014 at 2:00am

Reeds, I got here late and there are some very good responses. As for making videos, the best thing to know is that we are an encouraging and forgiving bunch - that goes double toward someone like you, who has shown himself to be a good person.

I say IF you want to your stuff in vids, do something simple that you have done a lot of times. I'd like to hear you do some harp and I wish we were close by and good jam a bit.