WAIT AND SEE
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The band played for about three and a half hours!Band/artist history
WAIT AND SEE is an offshoot of a prior rock and blues band that formed in December of 2004. See Four of the members of that band amicably left to form their own group, leaving Roger Wilson, Joe Filocamo and Jim Cirrincione to continue on together. Drummer Burt Feinberg joined in October of 2005. Guitarist and bassist Russell Pfeiffer followed in December, and WAIT AND SEE was born. Russell left the band in September of 2006. Tony Da Silva joined as the bassist in October of 2006. Joe left in April, 2007, and Roger left in September. The band reunited, with Joe, in August of 2008.Have you performed in front of an audience?Yes. That's the reason the band exists.
Your musical influences
We're mainly influenced by the artists whose songs we cover: Beatles, Credence, Springsteen, the Everly Brothers and Elvis.What equipment do you use?
Joe uses a Jay Turser left handed JT-133 electric guitar through a Fender Blues Junior tube amp, and a 5 string SX bass. Jim plays either a 2006 Gibson ES-335 or a 2003 Fender Stratocaster, through a Vox ToneLab and a Fender Blues Junior amp. Tony plays a Fender Jazz Bass through an Acoustic Image Focus 1 Bass Amp with an Eden speaker cabinet with one 12" speaker, and an additional Avatar cab with two 10" speakers. Burt plays a Mapex drum kit. Vocals are through unidirectional Samson Q7 dynamic mics, except for Burt, who sings through a Shure 58.Anything else?
The band has a strong work ethic and works hard to please its audience and put on a good show.We received some really nice comments about our recently uploaded songs. We really appreciate everyone who took the time to write about us! Thanks so much!!
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September 23rd, 2007, 01:46 PM
Location: Birmingham UK
Really enjoyed that and it sounded like you did to. Thought brown eyed girl was great..you got the tone down and everything.
Laws
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September 23rd, 2007, 02:10 PM
Location: Michigan
Nice songs. I always loved Brown Eyed Girl.
Robin
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September 23rd, 2007, 06:13 PM
Location: atlanta
both were VERY good! you should have done Brown Eye Girl [in the show],you guys hit that one
scott powell
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September 23rd, 2007, 07:46 PM
Location: Nashville
They both sound like a lot of fun. Nice performance. Nice intro to Brown Eyed Girl.
Lazy Bee
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September 23rd, 2007, 08:19 PM
Location: Fayetteville Arkansas
I'm sure the gig went well, you guys sounded great. Loved The last kiss!
tcanova
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September 24Givin wonderful tonight a listen and a hot vote.
Great Job!We received some GREAT comments about our second video posted here on SoundClick, "One Year With The Band." We really appreciate everyone who took the time to write in! Thanks SO much!!
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March 1st, 2007, 04:08 AM
Prez
Location: Memphis, TN
GREAT video! Looks like you guys had a busy year!!!
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March 1st, 2007, 08:13 AM
JimiHaynes
Location: Chicago
Cool video. Nice job on that song also.
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March 1st, 2007, 10:46 AM
Crashtard
Location: Deford, Michigan
I only got to watch the first minute or so, but it looks and sounds great. Great editing job.
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March 1st, 2007, 12:25 PM
schneefux
Location: Germany
yeah, cool video....
now i know where you guys get your gear....did you really break up that car? :-D (at second 52 or sth...)
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March 1st, 2007, 01:12 PM
Plain G
LocThe band has received a great reaction to the "Wonderful Tonight" video we posted after the Knights of Columbus gig. Here are some of the kind comments we have received from the members of an Internet musician's forum, where we posted a link to the video:
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February 19, 2007
You've done it again! Mardi Gras is a tough gig! The band's really together. Different vocal style than Clapton, but that's not a negative thing at all. The tone was spot on.
Boristhespider
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February 19, 2007
i am bowing in front of my monitor!!!
great job!
scott powell
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February 19, 2007
Cool Vid!!
Nice work! The guitars captured that Clapton sound and feel for sure!
BASSMAN
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February 19, 2007
i enjoyed that very much..where was the rhythm player going at the beginning of the video..oh, i bet he was checking the sound..ya'll need to find a groAll comments (16)
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10/20/07 The band received a very nice letter from picnic organizer, and former band member, Joe Filocamo, about the Little League show. We'd like to share it with you: Hello WAIT AND SEE! I cannot thank you enough for the great show you put on. The music, anchored by Father Time (a/k/a Burt Feinburg), was second to none. You all laid down some great rhythms, and leads. It was a cut above, and you guys were a pleasure to listen to. By the way, I pulled some old WAIT AND SEE CD's out and am now listening to them all the time. Dancing with my daughter while you guys played some old Creedence was something I will never forget, and singing Mustang Sally was a thrill and more fun then anything I have done in a long time. It was a pleasure seeing the band, and catching up socially with everyone. Well, just would like to once again thank you all for a great, professional rock and roll show. See you all soon. Joseph Filocamo