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You are listening to "On The Road Again"
sung by Willie Nelson. (See
Below)
Not All Mobile DJs Are Equal!
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"The Executive" Mobile DJ Studio
DJs traveling to gigs
call themselves "mobile djs." They are.
But, besides being a mobile dj,
I'm one with a Mobile DJ Booth.
And there's quite a difference depending upon your desires.
"The Executive" is a 21', self-contained (that
means it has a bathroom with a separate, stand-up shower, stove, a/c, sleeping quarters, the works) mobile DJ studio.
Additionally, The Executive sports a quite Honda 2500 watt generator, to power my gear, plus run lights.
Okay, so you're not going to have an event in
the woods... but at least NOW you can think about that "block party" at the end of that remote cul de sac. Better
yet, how about styling to the next Jimmy Buffett concert. That's a "trip!" without wheels even in motion!
The Executive is of 1973 vintage. It's not
only an antique by RMV standards, but a classic style of molded fiberglass...as opposed to today's square RVs.
Of course... its age makes its restoration
and upkeep a constant work in progress. But that's the price for a priceless style that won't be created again...
just like
( Click Above Link For Lyrics & Music )
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| Hang The Speakers... Slide Open The Window... Shake Your Booty! |
The opposite side of The Executive (imagine
the large window and door missing) has just one small window. This ideally suits this
side for becoming a "stage" behind which you can hang a flag, corporate banner, or a message. Using this
side also requires my setting up outside, which I prefer, so that I can mingle with the people and they can pick out
their songs and CDs. As opposed to other djs, I let everyone "paw" through my collection... even kids! So
far... no thefts. Who says that this country has gone all wrong?
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| Optionally, I Exit The Studio... Set Up Outside, Which I Prefer. |
The Executive is best
suited for two to four people who want to take in a concert and tailgate in style before and after the event. Perhaps not
as classy as a limo... but what limo has a head? Newton didn't come up with this Law, but all beer drinkers know this
as the 4th Law of Motion: "What Goes In Must Come Out!" Don't know about you, but I like the basic amenities,
like a toilet, the ability to stand up in traffic delays, and a table at which to eat/drink. In my book, creature comforts
trump velvet seat covers.
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You're Listing To
"On The Road Again"
WILLIE NELSON
#20 Hit for 1 Week - Top 40 Hit for
10 Weeks
First Charted 09/27/80
It was also the
#1 Country Hit for 1Week
From the movie
"Honeysuckle Rose"
Starring Willie
Were Willie not on the road singing music, he would probably be on the road
giving motivational speeches about re-making one's life... and on TV pitching the same in an infomercial. Wille Nelson
is "classic" example of businessman forging a new persona as rugged cowboy of sorts.
There's a lot that I could write about Willie... but prefer to just ask questions,
for the questions -- even without answers -- define the guy. (1) Who does not like his singing? (2) With whom has he
not sung a duet? (3) In singing duets, does he not enhance the other singer without leaving his signature style intact?
(4) What holds his road-worn guitar together? (5) Who will possible fill this lengend's shoes when he
is no longer on or off the road forever.
Musically, Willie has had two PLATINUM HITS: "Always On My
Mind" which rose to #5 in April of 1982 and remained on the Top 40 for 15 weeks... and "To All The Girls
I've Loved Before," a duet with Julio Inglesias, which first charted on March of 1984 and also reached #5, and remainded
on the Top 40 for 12 weeks.
His first hit to chart in October of 1975, "Blue Eyes Crying In The
Rain," and "Angels Flying Too Close To the Ground," are two personal favorites, along with
"Lonestar" a duet with Norah Jones, which also appears on the album to the right.
Though not charting as high as other of his hits, Willie's popular "On
The Road Again," is the anthem which best describes this artist who is still, at 70+ y.o., tours over 250 days
a year.
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