I think I just recruited the youngest Stickist into our hallowed halls at Stickdom!

I was playing last night at my steady regular gig at Cafe iO when one of my fans brought over his grandhild Owen. Owen was thrilled at my right hand doing 128th notes! and once I taught him how to plunk and tap, he loved making the big bass sound, but was a bigger fan of the Squonk!

As I was leaving I had him repeat after me "www.stick.com" that's it "www.stick.com" "Grandpa I want an Alto!"

It was a lot of fun, and a great crowd with a lot of applesauce.... applause and nice to see people running up saying "Yes, that was Journey" or yelling out the artists.

Yes, that's my book I always talk about. Keeps getting bigger each week now that I have a luxury of well over a 3 hour show ( my 6-9 no breaks. ) I can add my "bucket list" of tunes.
Recent ones were "Head over Heels" by Tears for Fears and inspired by Oliver, "Perfect Day" by Lou Reed.

You can do this. and if you do have a minor who shows an interest, have an adult present! preferably a packed room!
take care,
Dave Brosky "DBro"

You were not kidding about his youth! Even with the Alto's scale, the three versus four finger debate cannot be argued: this kid will have to use hand movement.

Man, I want to jam with Sesame Street now.

We should start calling you Dave the Stick-vangelist! Or maybe we already do! Let the little children come to Dave.

Carefull, someone might call social services

Get em while they're young

Once again spreading the word of The Stick in a good honest way. Good going Dave!

Would love to hear the Tears for Fears cover!

You da man, DBro!

Tears for Fear? How about Everybody Wants to Rule the World on the stick?

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Out of the mouth of DBro, into the hands of babes. I would like to see someone young try a Stick as their first instrument. Andy is close.