Oct. 14, 2024
PipemanRadio Interviews As You Were Army Band at Aftershock 2024
Pipeman talks with the newest rendition of the Army band As You Were at Aftershock 2024 on The Pipeman Radio Tour. We talk about how different the band is now as well as how this all came about and discuss all about the job of being in a band in the...
Pipeman talks with the newest rendition of the Army band As You Were at Aftershock 2024 on The Pipeman Radio Tour. We talk about how different the band is now as well as how this all came about and discuss all about the job of being in a band in the Army and recruiting.
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Why Up, America, It's time for the Adventures of pipe
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the pipe Man.
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On a.
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Farm.
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This is the pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe
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Man W four CY Radio. And I'm here with as
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you were.
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Hi. My name is Brittany, I'm right, David, and my
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name is Kenny. As you were from an Army musical outreach.
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See. I love this because I've interviewed your band multiple times,
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but none of you exactly. So that's really cool. So
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let's talk about this a little bit because first time
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ever talked to the band that was before you and
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before them, I never even knew that was a job.
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I might have joined the Army. I called my son afterwards,
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who's in for like twenty years? I'm like, why didn't
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you just go in a band? Like why do you
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do what you did?
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Exactly?
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And he didn't know either. So tell us for all
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of you, tell us your story of how you found
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out about being in the army and being in a band.
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Cause that's cool.
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Sure, yeah, I'll go ahead and start I'll try to
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keep it succinct because I get a little long witted,
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So just knowe me. But my name is Kenny. I'm
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the drummer staff sergeant in the Army, and my story
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starts way back in Sho's and six. Straight out of
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high school. I first heard about the fact that the
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Army even had musicians because my uncle's a Vietnam vet,
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and so he said, hey, Kenny, I already signed you
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up with a recruiter. You can take it or leave it.
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I think my girlfriend had broken up with me at
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the time, so as a teenager, I was like, I
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got nothing to lose. I did the audition past and
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I had to make a choice, so I thought, I'll
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go into the National Guard, so I did. I was
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a drummer for the California National Guard for seven years wow,
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all through undergrad finished college, and then after that I decided, Hey,
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if I want to finish my master's and have the
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Army help me out and get the post on eleven
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GI bill, which is one of the things that they
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offer to help with education, let me go ahead and
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do my three years. Eleven years later, here I am
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so on the active duty side and just beyond happy
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to have won this broaden assignment to be attached to
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US Army recruiting. In this broadening assignment, we call it,
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so we all enlisted to be musicians in the Army
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first and foremost, and then on top of that, we
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had to audition separately individually to be part of this team.
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Wow, that's pretty cool. And here you are all right Aftershock,
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like one of the biggest festivals in the United States.
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That's we're beyond excited.
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Yeah, did it blow your mind when you were out
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there playing how much of a crowd there was?
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Yeah, Yeah, it's amazing. We performed Friday morning, we had
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an earlier time slot, but we were talking about it
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just yesterday this morning amongst ourselves that even that early,
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within half an hour of gates opening, there was hundreds
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of people out there and watching us, some folks that
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knew of us, some folks didn't know of us. So
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we're grateful for the fan base that our predecessors had created,
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but we're more than excited to gain new fans and
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to just really push the new music in the new
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direction of sound we're going in. They're all insanely talented
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and so I'm going to pass the mic off. But
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here's Brittany.
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So what's your story. Brittany.
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I grew up as an army brat. My dad was
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in the Army for thirty two years, and I was
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always going to be a singer, a musician, so I
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did not think the army was my story, right, But
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I had been working on cruise ships and COVID hit
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and I did not have a job, and I moved
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moved back home with my parents. And because my dad's
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so in the community of army, we have a friend
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that was a band liaison that said, oh, Britney should
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join the band. And I was like, oh, very interested,
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please send me information. And it went pretty fast, and
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I was in one of the first like basic training
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groups right after COVID, like right after we well we
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were still wearing masks, but right after they started taking
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basic training again. So it's been pretty cool. It's been
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a blessing to be a musician and have health insurance.
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That's a big thing for me.
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There's not many musicians that have health insurance. And then,
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so how'd your dad feel about the whole thing? And
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did your dad when he was in was there such
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thing as this?
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Then absolutely my dad was in as a chaplain, but
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obviously in around bandsman a lot we knew about Air
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Force singers, right, but a singer in the Army is
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ten years old now, so that is a rather new
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development as far as what musicians are in the Army.
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But the band's been around as long as the army's
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been around. We're on the crest on like the Army
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crest has a drum on it. So music has been
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around as long as the Army's been around. It's very
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integral and my parents were always really excited when the
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idea of army came up for me, because I think
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it was shocked them first of all, You're like, oh,
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our little musician is going to go.
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Where are you going to be a rebel against the army?
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Yes? So I think it's been a really cool and
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it has brought a lot of cool conversations with my
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family and an understanding of kind of what my dad
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did and all he gave while I was growing.
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Up, right, Yeah, because you went really totally know that
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until you walk in those shoes yourself, absolutely, how about you?
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Yeah?
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So I was probably like the least on ex arth.
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Yeah, I guess, just very unexpected of me to ever
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join the army. I never gave it a thought in
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high school. I didn't even know again about army bands.
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The only way I knew my older brother he had
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joined right out of college the band because he's a
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saxophone player, and he had told me for a few years, like, hey, Art,
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you know you should go join man. He's like, it's
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a good gig for musicians. And I was just like,
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I'm not listening to you know, like again, Like I
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just like never really thought I could. I just didn't
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see myself as a soldier, you know. Like, but I
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don't know, times were getting tough. This was in twenty nineteen,
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so it was still before COVID, but I was getting
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tired of working in warehouses and fast food restaurants. And
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I got married really young too, at age twenty, and
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I just, I don't know, the life was ready taking
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a toll on me, and I just thought I wanted
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to make a change. So I finally just said, all right,
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putting all the chips in, let's do this army band thing.
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See what happens.
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So, now do you think that was like the best
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decision yet?
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It was definitely a really good decision again, I'm still
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not like I don't know if I'm doing the full
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twenty yet, like filling it out, you know, but because
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this job, particularly being in this band, is super unique,
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you know, and like, well I'll never have this again
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and another Army band, you know. But yeah, that's cool,
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pretty sure and simple.
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How about you.
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I'm David, So I joined a bit about twelve years now.
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So yeah, after my bachelor's degree in music education, I
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was looking for opportunities to just play music and not teach,
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and so here i am. And I thought I'd just
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do a couple of years. But I'm still going.
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Do any of you imagine that you would be playing
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a festival like this when you join the Army band?
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Definitely not not for me, and I'd never play it think.
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I think in the back of our minds, especially as
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like a more traditional rhythm players, you always hope for
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that opportunity. David is such a phenomenal basis. We haven't
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been able to work together too long, but he's too
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modest to share that he actually joined the Army as
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a to play a different instrument. He's absolutely nailing it
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and we couldn't be happier to have him.
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You might if I share it.
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So he actually joined the army, so he's been playing
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saxophone for the most part. But no, he's one of
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the yah yeah on air quotes. He's playing sech now
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o joker. A lot of the job entails to be
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what's called the forty two Romeo is the name of
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the military occupational specialty in the Army. A lot of
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it is ceremonial, traditional concert band and all that kind
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of stuff. And so for us rhythm players that have
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a background of rock, it's like, Okay, there's few and
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seldom opportunities to actually get to quote unquote rock out
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or you know, I went out stationed in Japan for
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four and a half years leading up to COVID. Ironically
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the novelty of being an American rock band, right, they
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love that, the foreigners and a lot of the mission
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there was comrad we call it community relations. But to
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hear to do it full time is like Brittany said,
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this is just such a blessing, Like this is phenomenal,
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Like Art said, we have been really envisioned it happening.
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I think we're so fortunate that we have the personnel
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that we have. Now it seems between the four of
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us that we've all crossed paths in one way or
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another over the last few years, and there's always some
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level of word of mouth, even in our industry, even
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in our small army band field community. But I think
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we got the right people now to really to take
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what our team is capable of to the next level.
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And what is the next level?
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I guess just stay tuned, you know. Obviously the next
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step for us, the priority was the DWP festivals, and
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but really we need to get into the studio asap,
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and so we're working on that. We've got all kinds
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of new music, a whole new sound, and if you
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were able to check us out this past Friday and
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this upcoming weekend at Golden Sky, you're gonna hear all
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original music and definitely get a feel and taste for
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what's going to be on this new album.
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Nice and so yeah, to your point, if somebody was
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told me while I was a teenager band joined the Army,
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I would think, yeah, that sounds like a marching band
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to me now, So I love that you said that,
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so we could clear it up for people listening to that. Man,
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I think about it. I think of all the friends
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I had in high school that were rockers that their
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life didn't go the way it most think it should go.
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That if they knew that they could go into the
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Army and be in a band, they might have gone
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in instead of going the route they went.
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I think that's actually one of the coolest things about
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the existence of the Army Band. And as a musician,
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you have to kind of accept when you go to
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college for music, or when you pursue music at any point,
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that you don't really have a lot of control. Right,
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you might end up Taylor Swift, you might end up
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nobody playing in your room, right, depending on circumstances or whatever.
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But being able to trust that and I feel like
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just by trusting that and letting music lead me, I
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have ended up in the Army right. And it's been
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nice that people that are more vocal about the opportunities.
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And that's one of the things we're trying to do
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is be like, look, there's so many opportunities, not just
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in the Army bands, but like throughout the Army, right,
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so we can be part of that and share that
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experience and just talk about how what a blessing music
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is and how and the journey it takes you on
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when you trust it.
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Yeah, we were talking before the interview about like the
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jobs and that you can learn in the army, and
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most of them I never thought of like you think
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in the army, especially if you're a kid. You think
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of the Army as like, oh, I'm just gonna have
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somebody telling me what to do and blah blah blah,
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and I'm gonna be some grunt. But really there's so
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much opportunity.
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You're exactly right. I think subconsciously most folks are thinking, oh,
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I'm gonna be an in the infantry or a generic
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green army man, or even for the other branches for instance,
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like O, I'm gonna be stuck, you know, swabbing the
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poop dick or something. But that's what's really amazing about
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the Army. And you've probably heard this before, but we're
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here to recruit for the greater Army, not just the
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Army banfield. So it's fun to talk about our individual
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