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Thunderbird Club

I thought that’s what any leftover pot was for. :wacky:

Actually, I don’t like my bacon extra crispy, if I wanted bacon bits for my salad I’ll buy some. I like my bacon cooked to the point you can still tie it in a knot if you want to.
juicy over crispy - I'm in agreement :thumbsup:
 
Cool.

Take a listen to Stone Cold.
One thing with these guys JB (and his band) can really play, and Jimmy can really sing. Bluesy song, slower than Lazy.

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Great song, great vocals, great delivery - and yah, JB can play that guitar! :bassist:
 
This is a great Rick Beato interview w/guitarist Mike Stern. I saw him with Miles in the early '90s (he talks about that time) and followed his playing w/Jaco in the '80s. Not a bass player, but as I'm a Miles & Jaco fan - very interesting/informative. He talks about his shoulder/hand injury (43:10) which struck a chord for me with my (ongoing) left wrist injury and I totally agree with his assessment as a musician - do the best you can do with what you got. :bassist: Very inspiring.

 
BTW - the UPS guy just dropped off a care package…
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…a beautifully custom built 2009 Tom Petersson Tbird finished in Mary Kaye White over Swamp Ash with a very unique pickup placement dictated by Tom. Sounds wonderful, plays very nicely and is well under 8 pounds. Still getting it all lined out but so far looks like a keeper.
dual Lull buckers in the neck position.......it's gotta sound SCARY good!......please bring.,.kidding aside, congrats George! glad someone in the club has that config...
 
This is a great Rick Beato interview w/guitarist Mike Stern. I saw him with Miles in the early '90s (he talks about that time) and followed his playing w/Jaco in the '80s. Not a bass player, but as I'm a Miles & Jaco fan - very interesting/informative. He talks about his shoulder/hand injury (43:10) which struck a chord for me with my (ongoing) left wrist injury and I totally agree with his assessment as a musician - do the best you can do with what you got. :bassist: Very inspiring.


Just listening to this guy rap, he’s the most jazz cat I’ve heard in a while. It reminds me of reading Guitar Player in the mid-70s through mid-80s.
 
dual Lull buckers in the neck position.......it's gotta sound SCARY good!......please bring.,.kidding aside, congrats George! glad someone in the club has that config...
If you have a gig going on Fri or Sat of next week let me know and I’ll be there. If I come up I can bring the Lull and a couple of other interesting basses, maybe even a B18 fliptop if there’s room in the car and if you have a few spare hours to hang. Maybe Geo or others can join as well.
 
@TBird1958 the ohsc on the 64 leaves a lot to be desired as does the one for the late 60's which I solve by using the 2013 NR case where the fit is perfect...

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what year is the case of yours? I want to get one but wanted to make sure the fit is snug...
IMO, the best case they ever made. The exterior is bullet proof and the fit is perfect.
 
BTW - the UPS guy just dropped off a care package…
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…a beautifully custom built 2009 Tom Petersson Tbird finished in Mary Kaye White over Swamp Ash with a very unique pickup placement dictated by Tom. Sounds wonderful, plays very nicely and is well under 8 pounds. Still getting it all lined out but so far looks like a keeper.
Wow! Looks even better than I thought. Very impressive! Congrats!
 

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