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All musicians has experienced this. In my experience, the only thing that helps is to bite the bullet and start the next tune - preferably in the middle of the heckler's sentence.
At 1:10 an onwards Al Di Meola faces "the problem".
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frenki09
It's great to be a rock star. You may believe that you are allowed to be grumpy and you may believe you can get away with it.
I am just an ordinary guy who is a grumpy guy but I need to control myself. Being a star frees you up, you may believe.
I have no problem with John. I do not know the man. I like his songs, but hey(!) I dig Dirty Works too -- that's what grumpy men do. (This actually rhymes.)
He has worked with the best and he is loved and respected by people I respect (Bob, Bruce, Neil, Willie).
He is a driven and stubborn musicians.
He did let people down that night because of one AHOLE. But that is a tough one to swallow so I do feel him. It is easy for me to say as I was not there and I was not one of those who walked home disappointed.
I just audiences these days. (Grumpy talk...) They pay for tickets, they get drunk, they talk none-f*&^ing-stop, they are busy screaming, yelling, whistling they cannot stop picking phone calls up. It can be damn annoying in a small venue. I feel John.
May this be a reason why Bob stopped talking?
I occasionally shout, yell and scream at free concerts but only when I am grumpy.
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frenki09
He did let people down that night because of one AHOLE. But that is a tough one to swallow so I do feel him. It is easy for me to say as I was not there and I was not one of those who walked home disappointed.
How? and why?
He finished the show. No songs were omitted.
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frenki09
He did let people down that night because of one AHOLE. But that is a tough one to swallow so I do feel him. It is easy for me to say as I was not there and I was not one of those who walked home disappointed.
How? and why?
He finished the show. No songs were omitted.
The report says:
After another fan said something, he told the crowd he could stop the show and go home.
“Tell you what I’m going to do, since you have been so wonderful, I’m going to cut about 10 songs out of the show,” he said.
Mellencamp then began singing his hit, “Jack and Diane,” before stopping just seconds in and saying, “You know what? Show’s over.”
He then walked off stage.
The Toledo Blade said he did return to the stage about five minutes later and performed several more songs for the crowd.
Out of the Blue, a music blogger that was reviewing the concert, said many people had started to leave thinking the show was canceled. It described Mellencamp’s performance as “youthful and his gritty, smoky signature vocals resonated.”
Ultimate Classic Rock, citing the Toledo Blade, said Mellencamp returned to the stage after about five minutes and performed several more songs. That was after the heckler had been removed, Out of the Blue said.
To me, this sounded as if he had skipped songs, and it was not a full set list played that night. I apologize for the misunderstanding.
I hope all people attending that show walked away satisfied.