I did find that speaker terminal block. Just in case anyone ever breaks one. The only place I could find one.
T-20 Speaker Terminal Strip | Midwest Speaker Repair
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Thunderbird Club
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But that's close!
(I am of that faith--not the alien thing--but am not easily offended.)
- Mar 13, 2008
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- Endorsing Artist Mike Lull T Bass pickups, The Bass Shop, Seattle WA.
So.............
After a little discussion I have a couple of potential weekend dates to put out there for the sake of conversation. Whatever we decide, I'll likely take the week surrounding off to be able to spend time with those that may choose to arrive early/stay late.
For July, the last weekend, 7/26,27, 28.
For August 8/9,10,11.
There is much to see here and if you haven't visited before you may wish to add a few days so there's enough time to enjoy the visit.
For those interested, please drop me a PM to start.
Thank you,
V
There will be Thunderbirds!
After a little discussion I have a couple of potential weekend dates to put out there for the sake of conversation. Whatever we decide, I'll likely take the week surrounding off to be able to spend time with those that may choose to arrive early/stay late.
For July, the last weekend, 7/26,27, 28.
For August 8/9,10,11.
There is much to see here and if you haven't visited before you may wish to add a few days so there's enough time to enjoy the visit.
For those interested, please drop me a PM to start.
Thank you,
V
There will be Thunderbirds!
So.............
After a little discussion I have a couple of potential weekend dates to put out there for the sake of conversation. Whatever we decide, I'll likely take the week surrounding off to be able to spend time with those that may choose to arrive early/stay late.
For July, the last weekend, 7/26,27, 28.
For August 8/9,10,11.
There is much to see here and if you haven't visited before you may wish to add a few days so there's enough time to enjoy the visit.
For those interested, please drop me a PM to start.
Thank you,
V
There will be Thunderbirds!
Both choices work for me.
He just regifts them. Good thing is that you know they've never been worn.
Same here. Thanks for working on the dates V.Both choices work for me.
Any of you NoCal folks know these people?
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whoever payed bass on the SNF soundtrack..
So.............
After a little discussion I have a couple of potential weekend dates to put out there for the sake of conversation. Whatever we decide, I'll likely take the week surrounding off to be able to spend time with those that may choose to arrive early/stay late.
For July, the last weekend, 7/26,27, 28.
For August 8/9,10,11.
There is much to see here and if you haven't visited before you may wish to add a few days so there's enough time to enjoy the visit.
For those interested, please drop me a PM to start.
Thank you,
V
There will be Thunderbirds!
My kid just graduated from URI with a degree in Conservation Science and Political Science, and she's moving out your way in May. I may have to go for a isit...
Maurice on most of the BG songs up to that era but he progressively stopped after SNF songs were recorded.
Funny but he was quite regarded as a McCartneyesq melodic style player in the late 60s and some of his 70s stuff is iconic, Stayin Alive, You Should be Dancing. But he would also have to fit in with Barry's vision for the song (I think). Barry being the principal song writer by then. Maurice had stopped playing by or after 1979 evidently.
I admire that the Bee Gees were able to start writing hits for multiple other people after the SNF stuff had died down and they were 'on the nose'. Shows up adaptability and resourcefulness, even if most of them still sounded a bit "BeeGee"
- Mar 13, 2008
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- 142,447
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- Endorsing Artist Mike Lull T Bass pickups, The Bass Shop, Seattle WA.
It would be wonderful to meet you in person, Roger, plenty of basses to play too!
Me too neither, but this area being heavily Jewish, it's a common term.
tell me about it..had a Bar Mitzvah at 13 and I'm not of the faith either….
When I was in Japan in my USN days, I noticed that a lotta the "boozeries" were called "Bar______" rather than "______Bar". Shoulda been a "Bar Mitzvah". Missed a good bet.
Just like there needs to be a Club Foot, Club Hand, or Club Baby Seal.
The latter only works in the Great White North.
