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Thunderbird Club

One of said Aussie/Border Collie mixes. Zora was one of the best dogs ever.


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We tried Jamkazam for my weekly jazz class last night. Me, one Trombone and 3 guys on sax. (The drummer decided to buy an iPad instead of a laptop the other day, so he’s out).
And I used my VP with the bridge pickup favoured. :thumbsup:

It’s far from perfect, but we were able to play using some of the “Jamtracks”, muting everything but piano and drums. Sure was cool to play with other people!
 
We tried Jamkazam for my weekly jazz class last night. Me, one Trombone and 3 guys on sax. (The drummer decided to buy an iPad instead of a laptop the other day, so he’s out).
And I used my VP with the bridge pickup favoured. :thumbsup:

It’s far from perfect, but we were able to play using some of the “Jamtracks”, muting everything but piano and drums. Sure was cool to play with other people!
and it’s FREE
 
And for today’s random pull from the stacks:

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I bought it with 8th grade graduation money. Thain was a monster. Man, this album has a lot of wear. It’s been played. I have no idea how many hundreds of times.
I'm loving your Random Pulls, they bring back so many great memories. I probably have a few hundred LPs in storage that I haven't even looked at since I converted completely over to CD back around 1990.

IIRC I have an unopened Linda Ronstadt "Living in the USA" 33-1/3rpm LP that has her picture pressed into the vinyl disc. I also have a bunch of 1920 and older 78rpm Victrola records and a rare portable Victrola to play them on.

Maybe some day I'll start going through my archives, in the meantime I'm really enjoying your posts, keep it up.
 
I know how gut wrenching that can be. Beloved pets give and enormous amount of joy, but leave an enormous hole when they are gone.
Yep, got Rocco in Paris as a six week old. He then lived (at the time I travelled a whole lot for work) with me in Spain, England (bringing him there was no small feat due to Britain’s outdated quarantine laws) then MA, RI and finally WA where I had to put him down at 12:rollno:. That pic was taken en route to Long Beach (WA) from Seattle months before that crappy day...
 
I'm loving your Random Pulls, they bring back so many great memories. I probably have a few hundred LPs in storage that I haven't even looked at since I converted completely over to CD back around 1990.

IIRC I have an unopened Linda Ronstadt "Living in the USA" 33-1/3rpm LP that has her picture pressed into the vinyl disc. I also have a bunch of 1920 and older 78rpm Victrola records and a rare portable Victrola to play them on.

Maybe some day I'll start going through my archives, in the meantime I'm really enjoying your posts, keep it up.
Thanks. Next up, an under appreciated effort from Tim Booth and friends:
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