The worship band I joined last year is one the best I’ve ever been on. We generally have four guitar players, (all acoustic), percussion, and electric bass. We’re all in our 60s and been playing for decades. So each one knows enough to listen to the others and try to mix it up so that we’re not all playing the same chord voicing.
And it’s not just one singer. We’ve all been worship leaders, or are WLs now. Each one of us brings a song or two, of our own choice, and takes the lead. And soloing is encouraged! And this happens every Tuesday, for the Men’s Bible Study.
On Tuesday this week I sang Faithful One, arranged in an R&B style, like Al Green might do it. (Without the falsetto.) Another time I sang More Love More Power, and played a solo with the bottleneck. We have fun, total freedom.
And it’s not just one singer. We’ve all been worship leaders, or are WLs now. Each one of us brings a song or two, of our own choice, and takes the lead. And soloing is encouraged! And this happens every Tuesday, for the Men’s Bible Study.
On Tuesday this week I sang Faithful One, arranged in an R&B style, like Al Green might do it. (Without the falsetto.) Another time I sang More Love More Power, and played a solo with the bottleneck. We have fun, total freedom.