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14 minutes ago, Larsongs said:
Do you have Mics & Recording gear?
Yes, and Yes.
I wouldn't use my acoustic set. I would use my Roland/Electric set. And record directly into my Tascam DP 24-SD.
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20 hours ago, Larsongs said:
Does anyone play Drums in this Group?
I do.
6 hours ago, Sgt. Pepper said:One guy mentioned he was a drummer first and a guitarist second. Can't remember his name.
Drums are my first instrument. Guitar second.
Could be me.
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Last forever, works great!
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I think you'll like it. I've had mine for 4-5 years and have really liked it. It has a small screen, but I can see if just fine. And I'm 62 and wear glasses.
My first Tascam was the old 4 track, analog, cassette machine. I even had fun with that when I first got one 15 years ago.
It will be everything you need to make some fine recordings. When you have the final product, you can make it into a WAVE file and it is easy to put that onto a CD if you so wish. It will also be ready to upload to SoundCloud or other music host sites. I made my first CD of songs a few years ago and was impressed with the ease of doing it.
Congratulations! Hope it brings you hours of enjoyment.
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3 hours ago, Larsongs said:
I read somewhere some time ago that JP did Session work with “Them” on “Baby Please Don’t Go” & “Mystic Eyes”… 2 great Records from the 60’s! Doesn’t appear on that Link of his Session work? Anybody know?
I have read the same thing. I’ve seen a long list of his sessions and I remember those 2 were on the list.
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One of my all time favorite singers.
Saw Nazareth in 1977 open for Ted Nugent.
It was my first concert. They were great.
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2 hours ago, marco mancini said:
hello there American brothers , i d love to buy this little tele by Squier because i d love to have a tele with Humbuckers on it , i know it is an entry level guitar do you have any tips on upgraded to be done to make a near pro Guitar .ps. I already have a di marzio dual sound DP101BB+BK to put on the bridge then what i can do for the rest of it ?
thanks to everybody and keep on rocking as the great Don Barnes of 38 special says !
I have a Vintage Modified Squier Telecaster that I really love. I had to change the neck because the truss rod had bottomed out and couldn’t be adjusted any more. I found one that fit perfectly and is probably better than the original. It has 3 pickups. Mini Humbucker in neck position, and single coils in middle and bridge. It has reversed controls on front.
The pickups sound really good. Other than the neck, and a new nut, I’ve done nothing else to it.
I own 14 electric guitars. Many cost 3-4 times more than the tele. But that is one of my favorite guitars to play.
I also own a MM Fender Telecaster.
I like the squier better. And play it much more.
So see how it sounds. You may like it just the way it is. But whatever you do, a Squier can be a great guitar, if you happen to find the right one. I know.
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I’ve experienced it many times.
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3 hours ago, fretplay said:Fate has introduced me to Taylor Goldsmith. I have their Nothing Is Wrong album which I have enjoyed immensely so if you are a Neil Young fan I'm sure you will too. But if you already know them perhaps you can guild me to their back calalodge. Thanks guys.
Never heard of them.
But what is a calalodge??- 1
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1 hour ago, Pinch said:
They're like those globe things you shake and snowflakes start swirling around in the liquid around Frosty the snowman,
It’s called a snow globe.
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I've never listened to him, but will give it a shot.
Only thing is.....I had a bully in the 4th grade who beat me up pretty bad once. He was a 6th grader. I will never forget his name.
His name was.....Robert Gordon!!!!!
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1 hour ago, surfpup said:
This is the best Beatles album and I too am excited. I will have the vinyl on the platter soon.....
Hey surfpup, good to see you around. Been a while…😃
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4 minutes ago, Pinch said:
Can't take Dickinson seriously after he grew his hair long when he got the young(ish) girlfriend, after thirty years of short hair, or something...
I think I may dislike too many people for my own good, but it'd help if most people weren't so crap.
What does hair length have to do with singing ability??
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I didn’t know he was still alive.
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A thread I could not care less about.
Sorry, but you made that way to easy for me. 😛
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7 minutes ago, Pinch said:
I listened to the album...
I won't be making that mistake again.
YMMV and so on.
I think it’s great!
And I think Youthanasia sucks!
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52 minutes ago, Sgt. Pepper said:
What kind?
Jazz was a Queen album
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Did anybody else think this was a thread about Queen?🤔
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3 hours ago, Sgt. Pepper said:
Closest I got was at the 40 Watt Club in Athens. I saw the Drive-By Truckers there once.
I saw REM there before anybody knew who they were. That was a trippy place.
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12 minutes ago, Sgt. Pepper said:
I love when 'Bama looses. They will probably bounce back with a big win, 102 - 0, over the West Central Old England College of Dental Techs next week.
So do I.
I went to the University of Georgia. And grew up in Georgia- 1
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9 hours ago, Larsongs said:
Ok, who are in your top 10? I’m just trying to get an idea of the kinds of music non Beatle fans like. Just curious..
That's hard for me to do.
If you asked me when I was 16(1978) it would have been: Kiss, Ted Nugent, Rush, Black Sabbath, Led Zep, Outlaws, ZZ TOP, Judas Priest, Ramones, Cars, Aerosmith, Van Halen, Plasmatics, AC/DC, Alice Cooper, Doobie Brothers,
In my 30's and 40's I began liking more of these bands: Megadeth, Suicidal Tendencies, Grateful Dead, CCR, Meat Puppets, Little Feat, Peter Tosh, Early REM (first 4 albums), Blondie
I love discovering older bands that I have not yet heard much. I do this all the time. I have been catching up on old bluesman like BB and Freddie and Albert King, Elmore James, Robert Johnson, Son House, etc. I like a lot of that stuff.
I'm also very fond of Hank Williams Jr. and a lot of other country and bluegrass music groups. I like Chris Stapleton and Nickel Creek.
I like James Brown, Ohio Players, and others of that genre.
I'm also very indecisive, by nature. It depends on where I'm at in life. It depends on my mood that week, that day, that minute.
But most of what I like has a common thread. Because I play the drums and the guitar. I like to hear a lot of that in the music. I also like distinctive and original sounding singers. And I don't like a lot of female singers. Don't know why.
I still listen to all the bands above. And I still enjoy discovering new bands, and old bands I've never heard before.
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9 hours ago, Larsongs said:
No Stones.. Who do you consider the greatest Band or Artist? Just curious..
I can’t choose one. I like many, covering several genres. I don’t think one is the best. That’s why I have an extensive record collection.
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36 minutes ago, jaxson50 said:
They say timing is everything, I believe that is true, for many, the Fab Four were the first reason to smile and be happy in a long time, the rest is history as the saying goes.
I agree
I was born in 1962. My Parents did not listen to the Beatles. And by the time I started getting into music, the Beatles were being played on “oldies” stations.
The Beatles never did much for me. I like a few of their songs. But they never were a favorite of mine. To this day I don’t own a single album. I’ve heard just about everything they have done. I just never really liked it.
And yes I know I may be the only human on earth that feels this way. But I wanted to just give my take.
Let the stoning begin. 🙂
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His voice sounds great. The song is OK.
I can see why they forgot about it. It’s kinda sad and depressing.
Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed!
in The Gibson Lounge
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That is one of many theories. Nobody knows for sure who built them, or if, or how, they were compensated. Heck, they still are not sure WHY they were even built. Only theories.