That
was some of the most fun I have ever had playing music. That had to be the coolest set list I have ever played from. I mean
really, who does a set like that...um, nobody! Don't really miss the smokey room though.
I
don't mind telling anybody that Nobody's Business played a huge role as an inspiration for today's Skyline Drive.
That was the first band I saw when I moved to Nashville in '94 (at Club Mere Bulles, of course), and I was totally blown
away. Now, if I could just play like Eddy and/or sing like Gary!
Mrs.
Miller was jammin'! lol But wow, 1988, I wasn't even thought of lol. This is a great video. I envy you guys talents.
That was beyond any great adjective you could think of. Great job. You
Ava It was great
seeing the video of Nobody's Business. The short amount of time I played gigs with the band were definately memorable.
My son Joseph was in a stroller at the concert in Centenial Park, I believe he was 1 1/2 years old. He now plays trumpet and
likes Chicago and other horns bands so I was proud to show him the video. Thanks for posting the video!- Bob Chandler
"Nobody's Business" Live Part 1 September
5, 1998, Nashville, TN
"Nobody's Business" Live Part 2 September
5, 1998, Nashville, TN
"Nobody's Business" Live Part 3 September
5, 1998, Nashville, TN
"Nobody's Business" Live Part 4 September
5, 1998, Nashville, TN
"Nobody's
Business" Live Part 5 September 5, 1998, Nashville, TN.
There is an audio only performance of a Sunday night at
Club Mere Bulles in 1990 on the end of this.
Players
were: Craig Boswell - lead vocal and trombone, Gary Godbey - bass and vocal, Steve Nabi - drums, Eddy Joyner - Keys,
Jamie Nichol - percussion, Gary McGuire - Guitar, Terry Townsend - trumpet, Bill Fanning - Trumpet, Dennis Taylor - saxophone.
If anyone has any footage,
photo's, posters, newsletters, etc....and you'd like to share them with us please contact us! swiftrode@gmail.com
I have some
board mixes of the old, old, and the old band that I'd like to build slide shows for, but I'm running low on photos.
If anyone knows where Beth Shirley is, she had lots of great photo's.
There is an example of what I am talking about on the end of part 5.