Saturday, July 22, 2006

An AIDT First


For several years All In Due Time has tried to break onto the stage at Bountiful's Handcart Days celebration. This was our year and the experience was worth the wait. We fought through some minor technical difficulties and even had to put up with having our set pushed back by the unannounced arrival of Carmen Rasmussen. The weather wasn't helping much either. The heat was excruciating, toping 102 degrees farenhiet by one report. We prevailed though and we might have put on our best sounding most eclectic set yet. We feel gratified by the response from the good citizens of Bountiful and look forward to next year!

Check out some early video:

Friday, July 21, 2006

Rockin' Down The Highway

Here's a look at what it's like to ride along with the band during the 2006 Handcart Days Grand Parade. In this clip we're just crossing 1500 South onto the parade route with our first number.

Friday, February 03, 2006

True That

We recently came across a quote that will eventually become a motto, creed or other directive based statement for the band:
"The music business is a cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free, and good men die like dogs. There's also a negative side."
- Hunter S. Thompson

Saturday, December 03, 2005

Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree

The band was privileged to provide music and entertainment at the Freight-Tec company Christmas party. We had tons of fun and the crowd seemed to as well. We're looking forward to being back next year. This event gave us the rare oportunity to unplug and just jam for a bit. Here's some video of Jared and Dan going acoustic with some pre-party prelude:
Check back soon for more videos and photos.

Wednesday, July 06, 2005

Red, White and Rock N' Roll

Our 4th of July performance in Centerville's Founders Park was a pleasant experience for us and it seemed to be a pleaseant one for the audience as well. We played a short set of classic rock ditties that got the crowds toes tapping. Our technical troubles were few and the band rolled with the punches like pros. It was great to see so many of our fans out to support us. Thanks so much for coming out to watch us goof off, especially those who came from long distances. Lastly we want to say thank you to our spouses Jodi, Rachel, Tennile, Brooke and Hannah for thier support and understanding. We'll see you all in Bountiful for the 24th - but that's another post!

Check out these and all other photos and video captures from the 4th of July on the photos page!

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Survey Says:

It looks like we picked our playlist well - or at least we picked our audience well - becasue we played most every song the masses say they were looking for, and even played one they said they definatly didn't want (Ha-Ha.) Oh, and to the poor soul who didn't get to hear us play Billy Jean - we were never really going to play that one anyway, so buck up!

Thursday, June 16, 2005

AIDT To Perform In 4th of July Celebration

All In Due Time will be performing at Founders Park during the Centerville July 4th celebration at 11:00 AM. We're looking forward to the show and we're working on some toe tapping tunes to tease the masses with. We'll have only 25-30 minutes of actual playing time but that ought to be enough to get the blood flowing and possibly bring on a Who-esque self destruction. Be sure to be there to see it for yourself!
*Don't forget to catch our own Doug Ingram announcing the parade at 300 South on Main Street - just a few blocks from founders park!

Friday, April 22, 2005

To Rock & Roll As Long As You Each Shall Live

The band forged into new territory last week when they performed at a wedding reception for a relation of our Bassist, Jared. By all accounts the appearance was HiFi and even featured an unusual all acoustic folk number. Unfortunatly the band was missing a member, but the loss was barely noticed as All In Due Time dazzled attendees.

Saturday, July 24, 2004

The parade, in passing






Our first parade performance was by most every measure a success. Technical issues were minimal, the wait was not unbearable and the parade route not too long. We picked our four best songs and got a good response to most all of them.

We saw many friends and fans on the route - thanks for being there for us! It's a rush to hear you cheering. It was also rewarding to see so many people (fans and newbies alike) moving to the music.

Mike, Ross and others noted that we need to do the parade again next year. Perhaps we have a new tradition brewing? Click on the comments link and tell us what you think.

Friday, July 23, 2004

Doctors Orders

Our pre parade wait gives us time to consult the Official Medical Authority of AIDT, Dr. Steven Lore. He gives us this advice:

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Like frogs on a lillypad

Just sittin around, waitin for a parade...
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Tuesday, July 20, 2004

Criminally Awesome & Under Appreciated

Apparently we were too good for the local music scene. We were practicing for the parade in the parking lot of a church - minding our own business - when the cops came after us.

"Apparently some of your neighbors don't appreciate it." She said after asking if we had an amplified music permit. ('Wha?' was the unanimous response.) Being the upstanding, law abiding citizens we are, we quickly dispersed.

Perhaps they needed to read our mission statement. Annoying neighbors is clearly defined as a guiding principal in this band.

Monday, July 19, 2004

Sneak Preview

Perhaps you were able to participate in a sneak preview event last Thursday (July 16) when the band took a practice run through Danny's neighbor hood. It sounded pretty good, till the sound went out. We're workin' on that.

Tuesday, July 13, 2004

Handcart Days Grand Parade

We've got a gig playing in the Handcart Days Parade. We would love to see you on the street watching us, and always appreciate the friends and fans cheering us on.

The parade begins at Five Points in Bountiful on July 23rd at 6:00 pm (that's 18:00 for those of the military persuasion.)

Handcart Days Grand Parade

Welcome to All In Due Time

We're the band "All In Due Time" and this is our blog. We're all from Davis County, Utah and are based primarily in Bountiful. We've been entertaining friends and annoying neighbors for years now and we've had a lot of fun doing it.

The band members are:
  • Danny Youngberg - Lead Guitar/Vocals
  • Mike Youngberg - Drums
  • Jared Taylor - Bass
    and uhh.. I guess he's a "special" guest...
  • Doug Ingram - Guitar/Vocals

    We'll be adding thoughts from all members of the band, audio clips, photos and more so keep an eye on our blog and feel free to add your comments!
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