By the way, I should mention that John was a great front man. He was very funny and entertaining. He also add little details to the shows whether it was a puff of smoke, or a note on a triangle, it was time and higlighted with a light or a movement. Lot's of fun. It was the first time I desided to shoot from the stage, though seated in a chair. I was not to be seen. I was told not to move, and, most importantly I was to avoid touching this big box right next to me. I'm not sure what it's called, but reverb sounds right. Meanwhile, the Hammond Organ had broken down, and there were a slew of people working on it. I gain a great deal of respect for the technichians that night. You don't realize how important and savy they are until something like this happens. It took quite a lot of time, and the audience was getting restless. I was beginning to squirm and oops I bumbed the reverb and this overwhelming sound took over the auditorium and the crowds went crazy thinking the show was starting. Well, good ole John stepped in and entertained the audience for at least 30 minutes talking to the crowds. I wish I could have seen and heard what he was doing. The audience was having quite a treat. Well, the road manager, Charlie, gave me a dirty look, but that was it. I Oh well! It was immediately forgotten once the show got going. All in all a great evening,

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