Kenny V

Five O'Clock World by the Voges, but at a much slower beat because it sounds better tha way.

I know it sounds strange, but the albums took up so much space and were in crates and not easy to move around. I found over the years that I playd them less and less, and then not at all. The 45's are in easy to move around boxes on several shelves and the songs I want to hear are easy to find.

Merry Christmas to all and a prayer for peace on earth.

That would have been a great buy. Several years ago I talked to Les Pauls tour bus driver. A real nice guy. He told me that Les's music room was surrounded by guitars in cases. He said Les had a lot of guitars. I'd love to own one, but I know it would be well out of my pocket book range.

I had a preety large album collection that I sold last year because I never listened to them. I don't think I will ever sell my 45's. My collection starts in the 50's and ends just before the disco era started. I still play the 45's once in a while and I own two turn tables. One is hooked up to a computer and the other to my audio system. I love the sound of vinyl.

You sir sound incredible and I love the sound of classic 57 pickups.

I just ordered a Quilter 101 reverb 50 watt mini head. I should get it by next Thursday.

A fiiting testiment for a truly good man by a loving son. I not only symathize, but also empathize with you.

Beautiful, congratulations and enjoy.

The latest song I've been working on is a little known Blood Sweat and Tears song, Sometime In Winter. I think it's one of their best.

Selling nice gear is truly difficult at best. The easiest way is to rent a table at a local guitar show and sell your gear there. If I'm interested in a guitar or amp that I see on Craigslist, I will contact the seller first to determine if the price is flexable before I travel to see it. Most gear on Craigslist is way over priced so If the seller is not interested in selling at a reasonable price, I won't waste my time or his to go look at it.

I have been looking at the DV Jazz 12 on line. I was wondering how much noise the amp fan makes in both the Little Jazz and the Jazz 12. Does anyone know?

Glad to hear the surgery went well. The key now is to listen to your Doctor in the recovery stage. Don't try to play before he tells you to. I know that is easier said than done.

You have to love a tweed amp, congratulations.