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DB- So you don't have any fears about that being a burden, or do you just figure you'll worry about that when the time comes? Other times lyrics will pop out of nowhere or else I'll be having a conversation with someone and something will come up that I can use. Plus I had these big ideas for it in the studio. DB- Had that idea been kicking around your head for a while?
KW- I honestly think it never will happen but if I did I would get a kick out of it. Just kind of get in and out so that people know that one song. But I do what I can. I'm used to going out and winging it, so it's hard for me to remember what I played the last time I was around. DB- What bands were you into at that point? Phish when the circus comes to town chords free. I'd set up there and play for ambiance. It's really easy to do that in guitar playing.
KW- I'd probably seen them about five time before actually meeting them, and that was in small little ski town bars. People weren't really coming to the show to hear me, it would be a popular drinking spot. I went to about ten shows a tour spring summer and fall. I started seeing Phish around 92 at the last of their club phase and that was really exciting but once they moved into the coliseums it kind of lost it for me. I would get some crappy minimum wage job and work it hard for a month and then spend it all on like ten, eleven shows. There's a big realty company that owns, so that your web site is Are you bitter about that? Not Your Typical 'One Hit Wonder': Keller Williams' _Laugh_ (Ten Years On) - Page 2 of 2. I also wanted to use three snares at the same time, which we do and it's pretty cool. DB- What about "Freeker by the Speaker?
Obviously that's tongue in cheek but, and I guess this sounds like a Congressional inquiry, do you now or have you ever aspired to be a one wonder? I think it would be funny. I guess I would see Michael Stipe as an early influence. DB- Okay, final geeky internet question [Laughs]. DB- I would imagine that many of our readers have some familiarity with the story of how you invited the members of String Cheese to a show and by the end of the night they were all performing with you. For instance, "Alligator Alley, " the word came first on that. I mean I did when I was 21, 22 years old. When the circus comes to town song. KW- There I'm just describing the experience of looking out at the audience and making up stories about what I see. "Gallivanting" is a song I wanted to do because the chords are a-b-c-d-e-f-g and each word in each chord starts with the first letter of the chord. KW- I've never put much thought into it in terms of following someone else's songwriting footsteps. Obviously you're still gigging quite a bit but have you made a conscious decision to ease up a bit now that you have built up that base of support? Is there one region for instance that you think listens more closely?
I was also hungrier then, hungrier to perform, to please, so I played more familiar songs. That began a relationship that continues to this day. I would imagine that their songcraft impacted yours. There are two canals on either side where I guess thousands of alligators live. Phish when the circus comes to town chords chart. But now I'll have someone find the list of what I played when I was there and I'll have the list that afternoon so I'll try to play something completely different. There's been several phases. DB- I can see "Gallivanting" in those terms. © 1999-2023 Sounding Boards, LLC.
The tent goes up, the tent comes down and all people see is the show, they don't see what goes on behind it. DB- She's represented on Laugh via your cover of "Freakshow. " What happens now is that people keep song lists. DB- In terms of your compositions with lyrics, where do you typically start, with the music or the words? KW- I try to accommodate, although if I played somewhere the night before close to where that show is I might not get to a particular song. Then I'd head back to college or to work and do something to make money. KW- That's a tough one but I'll tell you, at least from my perspective, I think the west coast audiences are more perceptive, listening carefully and more focussed on the music. Maybe it has to do with smoking which there is much more of in the south that turns it into more of a social interaction thing. I want to perform in small theatres, that's my goal, and I think that to have a song blared on every major radio station around the country will definitely increase my show tickets. KW- I believe in the power of radio and the thing I'm after the most is to sell tickets to shows. Driving from one side of Florida to the other there's an actual stretch of highway called alligator alley. There are others when I'm trying to make people think and there are others that tell a story with a beginning, middle and end. Sometimes the music comes first and while I'm doodling, mindlessly playing guitar, I say, "Hey I can use that. "
The way I'm hearing it she's using the circus to tell people about her life on the road. KW- [Laughs] I've gotten over it. But I'm curious, had you been checking them out quite a bit before that first time you encouraged them to see you? I was enjoying the high energy of the clubs.
I wanted something easy to show the guys: a-b-c-d-e-f-g and just look to me for changes. There are some songs that maybe no one will understand, it's just personal thing. The local spots around where I live I might hit twice a year but Florida, California, Seattle that's definitely like once a year. KW- That song's very dear to me because it's a road song. So I kind of got a kick over that. KW- Each song is completely different. KW- No I just wanted a pretty nice fast jazz grass type song that would be easy to show someone and that one used the changes really easily.
I drove up to see them in Leadville which is a tiny little town that is actually the highest altitude town in the country. Phantasy Tour® is a registered trademark of Sounding Boards, LLC. So in that sense, sure, I'd love some help from the radio and not have to go on TRL and all that crazy stuff. So while driving back and forth on that highway I came up with this crazy scenario of swimming in those canals. Then after they come to see the show and hear that song they might like it and come again next time without having all that corporate mess on the radio. How would you compare audiences across the country? Earlier you mentioned that at one point you hit it pretty hard, planting seeds. DB- What led you to re-record "Kidney In A Cooler? It's interesting, though, if don't get to it, sometimes people will put off what they're doing the next day to go that show and hear the song. I saw them twice in Telluride. I also had different ideas as far as the rap section goes. So I'd play more of what people want to hear, requests. That's something I still do on stage. KW- I guess from 87-95, I was in that big Grateful Dead phase.
I got attached to his writing style back in high school, the way he uses words for musical purposes and not necessarily for meaning. In 95 I jumped into the String Cheese phase. KW- In part just the response it has at shows. DB- Back to your own touring, I'd like to hear your thoughts on one question that I return to, and one that interests me quite a bit. I was thinking about Hammond organ which never made it on there. Describe your approach to interpreting that one. DB- You named a number of people earlier whose music you covered on your first demo tape.
Although my mom keeps encouraging me to play a company picnic. All rights reserved. DB- Which leads me to ask, what about "One Hit Wonder? "