Im in a one man band ????. Just me and a guitar. I don't make any money at it, but uh...im pretty decent. I quit smoking a year and a half ago so that I could sing again. I plan to try to start playing in some bars or something like that, but even if I never do , playing guitar is the best darn thing I ever learned to do. Its a huge stress reliever and happiness generator. That last is what's important to me.

I play with a celtic band here in Oregon. Do need to get some updated video. Also play with a new group at a local senior center. Started with 5 of us a month ago. Last week there were 11, and we were talking about a name for the group. Will see if it goes anywhere. If not, that is fine as we are having a great time, and getting a lot of singing and dancing going on.

Sesame Street filmed my US NAVY DRUM&BUGLE CORPS 1972 but I doubt someone kept a videotape remastered from 46 years ago

Yes.
I played and sang with a radio studio band most of my childhood days in Haiti, accompanied whoever else needed it, on electric base, skin drums, or piano, and in the US, I played with one band, and had gigs with others, for money.

For a while in the 1990s, I was a studio musician and back up singer for a popular live TV music show near where I lived in Morehead, KY. I had to be able to start playing keyboard and singing back up for whatever famous singer was being featured, along with the rest of the band, some of whom I had to whisper the correct cord progression to, since they couldn't "hear" it.

Luckily, most popular songs are simple.

This photo is of my siblings and I (I'm holding my hand-raised Hispaniola Amazon parrot) posing for the cover of a record we made in 1968, when I was 15 yrs old, in three languages; Haitian Creole, Spanish, and English.

When I was 17, we recorded a long play 48, in Spanish only, and one of the songs, featuring just my two sisters and I, with the band backing us, became the top hit in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, on a popular hit radio station for three months. I had already flown to the US for college by then.

No

Play in two currently- one rockabilly/psychobilly/punk, the other an 80s/90s cover band.

Here's the former, live at a festival we headlined in Wisconsin.

Come on guys... there is a lot of good talent here.

No but my ex was supposed to open tour with Aerosmith 22 years ago.