This episode is a wee bit different than the standard fair as it's more of me telling you about one of my most

embarrassing moments in life playing a live show. But before we start, I wanted to mention another show,

hopefully that won't be as embarrassing for those of you in the London listening area.

Wednesday, May 4th, I'll be playing a live show at Queen Elizabeth Hall at South Bank Center.

Come and join me as I'm even doing a guided breathing and meditation session before the show.

Tickets are at Cometownpodcast.com under the live dates tab.

I hope to see you there.

Again, London Wednesday, May 4th at the South Bank Center.

Let's have some fun.

Now to a show that happened a number of years ago.

That is just a little different.

2,100 seats.

That's 2,100 seats.

That's 4,200 eyes, 4,200 ears, and in my mind, 2,100 face palms.

At least, that's how I pictured it.

I was playing in the orchestra pit of a Broadway production

that was touring through the States.

And most of these performances are massive undertakings.

And while they travel with their own core musicians, they will usually

hire an additional musician locally rather than filling another seat on the bus. So I've done this a

number of times. I've done this a number of shows as they have come through. And truth told,

you're very familiar with them, at least by name, if you haven't

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