So does this mean tin is the best metal for syrup?
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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
- Thread starter Richland123
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Carvin Catalogs in the mail...
And their mailorder parts (I used the Carvin bass tuneomatic set on my very first homebuillt)
(some of those carvin necks were still made by Hofner in this era)
And their mailorder parts (I used the Carvin bass tuneomatic set on my very first homebuillt)
(some of those carvin necks were still made by Hofner in this era)
Once upon a time, computers came with a lock and key right there on the case that held the hard drive. IBM pioneered these, and they existed in a time before password protection was the norm. If you used your little key and locked your computer, it prevented someone else from coming along and potentially ruining whatever you had been working on.
I bought an empty Carvin bass cabinet in 1982 and loaded it with 2 EV 15" speakers. I still use it at every gig.
I'm old enough but I never saw this show.
Freddy King doing San-Ho-Zay, with the house band, (Gatemouth Brown and the Beat Boys) on:
The Beat !!!!
It is worth your time to watch the whole thing.
Freddy King doing San-Ho-Zay, with the house band, (Gatemouth Brown and the Beat Boys) on:
The Beat !!!!
It is worth your time to watch the whole thing.
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Yeah baby. I guess this is the interior of a ‘75 Chevy Van that was for sale.
Does that van have a bumper sticker on it that says: If this vans a-rockin', don't come a'knockin'?
At least the yellow parts are mostly on the floor. Seems right for a "Crown Royal and urine" decor scheme.
Something mysterious happened in there, no doubt.
