If the booty is good, I'll rock the pirate getup.
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If the booty is good, I'll rock the pirate getup.
The worst part is it's a gig for "exposure".
I’m sure it is. He’s been out on tour with his group, The Flow Masters, for the last year and a half. But he’s been the catalytic driving force behind this project.
And after many years of driving while breathing the fumes, he became the catatonic driving force.
Built by my local guitar/bass tech, Frank Trowbridge, for our used-to-be-annual "Pig out in the Park":
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For me, Spokane is most memorable for Copper River salmon. The first time I ever had it was at Clinkerdagger's on the river, while on a business trip. Hooked for life. Sadly, not available in France.
I can’t believe I actually looked seriously at this, but there is no Eb so it wouldn’t be able to handle the frequent last-minute key changes. The church bass either needs 6 frets or a Hipshot detuner and then it would be rockin’.
Me too, but I can't say no to a challenge! 
The story of my life!
