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  • Q&A with DAG at Rams Head Lounge

    July 6, 2009

    Q&A with DAG at Rams Head Lounge

    Check out this Q & A with David Alan Grier from Rams Head Tavern where DAG will be performing this Friday night, July 10th:

    "RHL: You have a book coming out this October, called “Barack Like Me”.  If you could spend the day with our 44th president what would you guys be doing?

    DAG: We would play No limit Texas Hold’em all day long.

    RHL: Have you ever been to Baltimore Before?

    DAG: Yeah…been there many times. A friend of mine took me to this underground club years ago in a Sushi Restaurant. These two guys were making music with one turntable and portable key board…I had the best time!

    RHL: You got your start in the theater. What would a Broadway show written and cast by you be called?

    DAG: It would be called “Everything’s Coming Up David!” The poster would be a pic of me in a field of giant sunflowers…With my face in every flower

    RHL:  Who would you really like to get stuck in an elevator with?

    DAG: Myself as a very young child.

    RHL: Rams Head Live normally hosts music performances. What is the best concert you’ve seen?

    DAG: Rolling Stones, Detroit Mich. 1972. Cobo Hall. I was 16 years old, and high on acid. Stevie Wonder opened for them with Martha and the Vandella’s as backup singers. They did an encore and sang Uptight/Satisfaction with Stevie Wonder, the Motown House band and the Stones…Damn that show was gooooood!

    Close 2nd: Bob Marley and The Wailers in Ann Arbor Michigan, 1977

    RHL:  What is the one thing that makes you laugh the hardest?

    DAG: Very funny people

    RHL:  What is the most exciting thing about performing comedy in front of a live audience?

    DAG: Being able to completely control an audience’s response to me.

    RHL:  What comedians or public figures did you look up to as a kid?

    DAG: Richard Pryor, Richard Pryor, Richard Pryor"

    Source: Rams Head Tavern

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