How To Build a Band, w/Gin Blossoms Founding Member Jesse Valenzuela | Edson E + I Institute at ASU
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- Learn more about the entrepreneurial experience of building a band with Jesse Valenzuela, founding member of the Gin Blossoms. Hosted by two current ASU students, this conversation initially occurred at ASU’s Fusion on First, a creative hub and residential community with apartment-style living for more than 500 undergraduate and graduate students that encourages an entrepreneurial experience.
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Thanks for uploading! Great webinar!
Jesse's point about cover songs is spot-on. His cover version of John Prine's "I Just Wanna Dance With You" is pure gold. I asked him about the recording during sound check last November in Little Rock, and he told me that his son helped him engineer the recording.
Robin's lead vocals on John Denver's "Leavin' on a Jet Plane" is wonderful. He played it twice, once during sound check and again as part of the encore. The entire audience joined him in the vocals.
All the guys are very humble. Robin plays for his neighbors in his front yard. Jesse finds ways to give back through these webinars. I understand Bill Leen has a keen interest in books, which I would love to learn more about.
Great advice! Thank you!
Gin Blossoms one of the greatest ever! Today’s music is horrible..
I get that Doug had alcohol problems
But I still feel he got the shit end of stick
What Doug went on to be quoted as having said by Rolling Stone, something along the lines of "I get that they fired me, but did they have to be so cold-hearted about it", says it all really.
@@frikkenI23 He didn't want to put in the work. So falling down drunk he couldn't play. He put the recording contract at risk. When it comes down to it, it's a BUSINESS, and he was destroying their one big chance. He'd been to rehab several times, it never stuck. Sometimes, you gotta get cold. He also went on to start, and destroy, other bands, especially if there was a hint of being financially successful.