Music etc

[Dreadbelly]

Toad, click on the USAKilts banner at the top of this page.

Check out the Rob Roy Day Sporran. Most folk around here have one... They are wonderful and practical.

[Mr. Kilt]

This is a pic of me banging out some tunes on my drum kit, 4 days before my wedding in May 1997. I'm hiding behind a cymbal.
We were a rock/blues/country cover band made up of car club members, and we were recording a few songs just for fun.
Sadly, I sold the kit a few years ago and have pretty much given up playing.

[GMan]

I'm with Bubba as far as the stereo is concerned.

I dance at the coffee shop (no need for playing an instrument), listen to friends at various venues play their stuff. Hum a lot, but as far as anything else no.

Seriously I have just recently started looking into learning the harp as Brian Boru is sort of an inspiration for me, and he was a harpist.

[Muddy]

I play guitar, harmonica and sing. I have been known to get out
on occasion and lead a 5 piece blues band. Have never done so
in a kilt...............yet.
Have not been playing much of late though.

[Jerry]

I played tuba and trombone in high school.

[tomcherv]

Piano, guitar, trumpet, saxophone, recorder, pipe organ. I also sing.

I've done a lot of music for my church as well as singing with a symphonic chorus with either the Minnesota Orchestra or the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra. I also worked at our local Renaissance Faire for a few years as a musician. I used one of my guitars and sang, or played one of my recorders. I decided to wear a great kilt during the "Scottish Fair" weekend and just kept on wearing it from then on.

I also started learning the pipes about 8 years ago, but ran out of time. I still have my chanter, though, and pull it out now and then.

[sav]

Well, in addition to Highland pipes, I also play 40 other instruments... :grin: Yes, you read that right...I have dedicated my life to learning to play as many odd and interesting instruments as possible!
~Sav

[Jimmy Carbomb]

Hey Toad... click on the Barleyjuice link to see what kilts can do for a band!

I play, primarily, the whistles with them but have the ability play the guitar, banjo, keyboards, bodhran and harmonica. I only do those on the rare occasion that I get bored. Besides, we have enough people that I really don't need to play them.

No matter how you decide to accessorize them, kilts are a wonderful thing on stage! Ah... the cool freedom under stage lights!!!