Myself and just about everyone I knew had “The Best of BTO... so far”.
It got played too.
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Thunderbird Club
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Myself and just about everyone I knew had “The Best of BTO... so far”.
It got played too.
I always assumed Jeff Beck was based on Nigel Tufnel...
I also suspect that Jeff Beck is dying his hair. Nobody on their 70s has hair that black.
Rocks that can make a lot of noise.
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And the original hardshell case in perfect condition too!! I am amazed!!Not only is it beautiful, but it comes complete with bridge cover and handrest.
Don’t be getting all microscopic!Dust-mite babies! Nooooooooo!
Fogerty found a schtick that worked and ran with it.well, Archie hoid it from Meathead as well so....that usage always baffled me, as a kid in SoFL all the old folks talked liked that and Fogerty and CCR are as west coast as it gets.....doesn’t jive somehow..
Obviously a beginner. Doesn't even know how to hold a guitar. From the looks of it he must be coming from bagpipes.
I recall reading and hearing from several sources that some oils "can tend" to cause drying or not actually moisturize as effectually as desired beyond the initial application. Lemon being one of them. I used to use it and just choose to use other things at the moment. I don't know if there is any truth to it and I'm certain there is an internet war on the topic--which I have no interest in. Seemed like reliable sources at the time, so I just go in another direction with products that do tend to last longer before drying out in my applications. Will it hurt anything if used. Nah. (Disclaimer: Used to be a carpenter and finish woodworker, not a chemist!)
"Lemon Oil" is mineral oil (a petroleum distillate) with some lemon scent added (maybe natural or synthetic lemon oil, or maybe just a combination of esters that smell lemony). My thought is that it is akin to finishing wood with linseed oil although not as long lasting. I don't think it does much harm to the wood, nor do I believe that it is beneficial to the wood. Just useful for cleaning and giving the wood a polished appearance.
But I am just a fancy chemist not a carpenter or woodworker.
I like Kats position WRT wasps.
I did not. My internet search found conflicting information; I was going to order two sizes, don’t recall what they were, and hope one was correct. My son found the missing one so I stopped looking. My stock EPI IVs and Gibson’s use the same tiny size.
Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
Those will confuse a few people. And that's good.
Sure. Reagan. 'Course he ain't around to check out.I always assumed Jeff Beck was based on Nigel Tufnel...
I also suspect that Jeff Beck is dying his hair. Nobody on their 70s has hair that black.
Yes, but not too many. We don't wanna turn this into a "Canadian Club". I'll go to my room now.More than happy to add you to the club, just let me know - We need more Canadians
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I always assumed Jeff Beck was based on Nigel Tufnel...
I also suspect that Jeff Beck is dying his hair. Nobody on their 70s has hair that black.
needless to say - "that's showbiz"
Well, they were from Marysville/Yuba City. Makes total sense to me.well, Archie hoid it from Meathead as well so....that usage always baffled me, as a kid in SoFL all the old folks talked liked that and Fogerty and CCR are as west coast as it gets.....doesn’t jive somehow..
Contra Costa CA with Brooklyn accents? How?..
