BG> had
BG>  NW> double-loaded 18"'s in "W" cabinets for low-end response
BG> and the
BG>  NW> soundman was giving 'em a work-out. He was more used to
BG> doing tejano
BG>  NW> music, which is heavier on the low-frequency than country.
BG>
BG> Tell Reba's sound people that! Sheesh, I worked AC/DC just
BG> before her and not sure who had the louder subwoofers, thought
BG> I showed up to do the "out" on the wrong gig for awhile!
Speaking of Reba:
I heard an interesting story about what happened the last time Reba was in 
the San Antonio area (from one of the local IATSE hands I worked with last 
month). He said he was surprised at the show, especially the one backstage. 
Apparently no provisions were made directly behind the drapes (staging, - I 
wasn't there so I don't have the particulars), BUT, Reba changed clothes 
right outside of view of the audience.  There were several stagehands who 
were forewarned that if they were caught staring at her, they would be 
escorted from the show immediately.  IMO, there was obviously a 
miscommunication somewhere along the line, cause there could easily have been 
set up a staging area (with merely "banjo" drape and steel) to have given her 
some privacy without the crew (mostly men, healthy stagehands - "where if 
there are two or more stagehands together for any length of time the 
conversation will digress to furry critters!") having to be merely doing what 
comes naturally  - looking at a woman in a state of undressing.
Nancy
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