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Thunderbird Club
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It’s very sad. I’ve spent a little time there. It’s on the way to my sister’s cabin, and there is a great river rafting company close by.That was terrible about Lytton -
Yikes! We’re back to normal weather on the coast here, but inland...the fire season doesn’t normally start for another month.terrible....heard on the news that CA Fire departments are almost working to full capacity and the season hasn't even officially started.....
I like steam engines, but there's something about a diesel. Especially one that says, "Rio Grande".
"We're gonna have a good time. Freak out!"
- Jun 30, 2010
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Like it! Great minds…..
At the risk of sounding like I'm fawning, you are a k!ck@ss bass player, sir. Covers or originals, your timing is awesome.
I know what you mean. Kills it. Chuck is my new idol. Don't need no Geddy stinkin' Lee when we have Chuck right here south of the border.
Interesting. It's 90 here at the house and feels like 95+ with the humidity. Miserable outside. Not uncommon around here at all. Unfortunately it often gets worse and is like FL without the Ocean breeze. We are in the Ohio Valley and often get no air movement to speak of so things just linger.
Add a few degrees and you get Augusta and Atlanta most summers. I do not miss that AT ALL. My Thunderbirds claim they wil leave me if I move back east - not that I need reasons to stay here.
I dunno, man, that sounds like most of the translated Russian I used to hear from communist propaganda in the 60s and 70s.
I use Eric Translate for Russian. My son in law was a Russian linguist with the military.
Those are my house “shoes” - Vans that have worn to the point they are more like slippers.
And let us not forget the immortal words of jembozzo - who put it succinctly:
Why would you ever want to leave...!
Why would you ever want to leave...!
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I could see they were Vans. That's the most comfy stage!
What... no checkered slip-on Vans...?
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Rick Laird, Bassist for Mahavishnu Orchestra, Dead at 80 • MUSICFESTNEWS
Note RL had a Gibson neck-hugger/mud-bucker installed on his P-bass (6:49 close-up) and played through a 360 - BASS.
Note RL had a Gibson neck-hugger/mud-bucker installed on his P-bass (6:49 close-up) and played through a 360 - BASS.
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For a bunch of guys who get paid to skate, they sure bump into each other a lot.
Last night more than ever. Wouldn't want a bump from a Maroon or a Weber.
That could hurt.
When they are at this stage, they are effectively slip on
Actually I do like the Twotone thing. Or is it Tutone?
When they are at this stage, they are effectively slip on
Actually I do like the Twotone thing. Or is it Tutone?
Depends. You talking Tommy?
Joining in on the @Chucky Stiletti fan club. His older sound clips from the lost files era as well as his newer videos all showcase how tight he plays with the band, never walking over or hiding behind the other members and always displaying impeccable timing. Not sure if he’s classically trained or self taught, but he’s an awesome player - and as best I can tell, a damn good person as well. Take a bow Chuck, applause are coming your way.
