That is a good question. I have what I want to see for the band, but at the same time, I always have to remember I am working for the band, they’re not working for me. So, at the end of the day it’s what they want, and I have to try and help them make good decisions about where they want to take it, but I can’t be too forceful to the point where it’s not their band because it is theirs. So, I try to find a balance between the two or I’ll say, “I think this is the better decision, but if you guys feel really strongly about not doing it, then at the end of day that’s what we’ll go with.” I don’t really know what I’d call that, but yeah. Some managers, like The Beatles manager, Brian Epstein, would say, “you need to look like this, you need to play like this,” which ended up being great, but that’s not how I would manage a band.
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Jeffrey Vernon
February 5, 2019at 3:57 pmHarrison is the man! always very down to earth and professional. He’s a solid guitar player himself!