5 Things I've Learned About Pleasing the Crowd

By Jeff Kazee  Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes’ mix of loud guitars, thunderous brass, a fantastically salty singer/storyteller, and rocking piano and Hammond B-3 has inspired me since I joined the band in 1998. Here are the five most important things I’ve learned playing in my band that I’m convinced will help you play in yours.1. Hammond

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