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Georgia Bassist Club

Good deal... I'm about 60 miles north of the Fl border in a town called Douglas... not Douglasville... but Coffee County... I thought this was gonna be a dead thread lol.... glad to see it has a life =D... And JPSbassist... you can be the first honorary member =D

#1 Southgabass
#2 biglou502
#3 tdubb0199
#4 gdthomas
#5 kwdhsk
#6WildWes
#7 The Owl

Honorary Members:
H1- JPSbassist
 
I wake up every mornin and have them STATESBORO blues. Grow up here, bought my first bass here, a Peavey milestone II, left then came back. So count me in in the good ol GEORGIA boy bass club :)

Yup! Blind Willie McTell...
I hear you. I've woken up in Statesboro many a time trying to remember how I got there. It usually had to do with some sweet GA Southern young thang and an overzealous keg party in some cotton field in the middle of nowhere.
And don't even get me started on Sylvania. Whoa. :-)
Glad to see someone from my neck of the woods here.
 
Yup! Blind Willie McTell...
I hear you. I've woken up in Statesboro many a time trying to remember how I got there. It usually had to do with some sweet GA Southern young thang and an overzealous keg party in some cotton field in the middle of nowhere.
And don't even get me started on Sylvania. Whoa. :-)
Glad to see someone from my neck of the woods here.


My wife is from Sylvania. I know what you mean ;)
 
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Yup! I've woken up in Statesboro many a time trying to remember how I got there. It usually had to do with some sweet GA Southern young thang and an overzealous keg party in some cotton field in the middle of nowhere.
And don't even get me started on Sylvania. Whoa. :-)
Glad to see someone from my neck of the woods here.

This reminds me of the two years I spent in Americus going to South GA Tech. Keg parties in the woods, cornfields, cotton fields and even old Indian burial grounds(supposedly).
 
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