That original post motivated me to look up the tab and work on it. Still struggling a bit on timing.
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That original post motivated me to look up the tab and work on it. Still struggling a bit on timing.
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I was a kid and I went to an event maybe late 60s very early 70s. It was a musical event that they advertise all these artists, like Hendrix, Stones, Beatles and so forth. It was in a theater and what it was, films of all those artist like MTV.
Stuff like your Walker Brothers and like this:
So, that's how I saw them.
One of my best looks from my entire life is playing the white CP (IMO).
Procol Harum. Always loved that song. I started life on a Hammond organ but missed out on a B3.
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A friend of mine got the home version of the B3 (B?) for free on Craigs List (I helped him retrieve it) - the defining sound of the '60s-early '70s.
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It’s still doggy day. 3 of 8 Maremma pups.
Well, sure. But those were mini-concerts. I watched tons of those and if they showed videos like the one referenced, I can't recall them. And I mentioned the Beatles movies. Those and the Monkees tv shows were the closest things to what we think of as music videos as I can recall.
I was a kid and I went to an event maybe late 60s very early 70s. It was a musical event that they advertise all these artists, like Hendrix, Stones, Beatles and so forth. It was in a theater and what it was, films of all those artist like MTV.
Stuff like your Walker Brothers and like this:
So, that's how I saw them.
Cool! I never heard of any in Augusta (GA). Doesn't mean there weren't any...
LOL - I’ll have to think about that one.
He was one of my big ones too, I say McCartney because I was 10 in 1964 when the Beatles first broke and took over the radio, TV, newspapers and the country and heard 'I Wanna Hold Your Hand' and I just had to play one of those 'humming' guitars. Man, what a time that was, there has been nothing like it since, in fact that whole decade, they were a phenomenon that hasn't been repeated.
I'm mostly a fingerstyle player although I also play with a pick and I was always fascinated and a little jealous at his strength with a pick. TBird1958 is also a very strong pickstyle player, check out her video from a day or two ago (maybe 300 pages back
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I got into The Who after the "I Can See For Miles" single. I was always able to do a good Entwistle and used to do a lot of Who stuff during the 70's.
Tweetchie Zone. Love the red; Green, OK(I guess).
Odd, green is one my favorite colors but I'm not crazy about green basses, especially bright ones, of course that would never stop me...........
I was already a Who fan, but they sealed the deal with that song about my seeing eye dog.
Tommy? Edit: If that's the one you mean, it's one of my favorites and I'll play along to it on occasion.
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True. If someone was to give me a green 2021 NR, I could afford to have it refinished...Maybe...Prolly not.
