Murph
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Love it.
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Nobody noticed the actual knife in the video?
Probably because of the clutter....
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6 minutes ago, rbpicker said:
I commented over on the UMGF, but wanted to also tell you here that this song brings back memories of my grandpa. He always had his knife with him. I think most men carried a knife back then, and I do to this day…always handy.
i like your song very much and that J15 is magic coupled with your voice. Thanks for the share.
Roger
Thanks, Roger. Yea, it was unheard of for a man to NOT have a pocket knife, not so very long ago.
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That was great!
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Mighty fine.
I used to really enjoy multi-tracking. I seem to have lost the patience lately and prefer live (acoustic) stuff.
You'll get many years of enjoyment out of that fine machine, I'm sure.
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1 hour ago, dhanners623 said:
The crime happened in January, which is always pretty dismal in that part of Illinois.
Indeed.
It's 10 F right now, and I'm down on the river....
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11 hours ago, PrairieDog said:
Good time!
Gracias amigo.
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9 hours ago, QuestionMark said:
Murph-Enjoyed the music!
QM aka “Jazzman” Jeff
Thanks, Jeff.
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10 hours ago, Buc McMaster said:
Yes sir! Well written, well played and sublimely delivered! Great dynamics, pauses and hesitations, slurs.......masterful, sir. Nothing that can't be handled by grandson's guitar.
Thanks for noticing, Buc. That beat is funky enough without trying to pull off those off-timing phrases.
And it's a lot of words, too, for an old timer like myself.
I deeply appreciate the kind words.
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11 hours ago, livemusic said:
You beat me to it. My dad was a farmer/cattleman.
There are several songs with that idea. I tossed it around for years myself and finally said the hell with it.
There are millions of songs about love, a dozen or so about your grandpa's pocket knife isn't too many.
Thank you.
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12 hours ago, dhanners623 said:
(That said, I hope that after operating on the dog, he cleaned the knife before cutting a slice of pie or your apple.)
The things you never think about, until later...
Thanks, David. Your opinions, as a fine writer, mean a lot to me.
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13 hours ago, RBSinTo said:
My Zaidy (the Jewish version of a Granddaddy) didn't carry a pocket-knife.
Instead, he had pockets full of candies and small change that he gave to us, his grandchildren, always warning us not to tell "the Bubba" (the Jewish version of Grandma).
Worth a song? Maybe so.
RBSinTo
Love it!
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13 hours ago, Salfromchatham said:
3) that Wall of Sound behind you. Christ! The neighbors must dig you…
They fear me.
That's the way I like it.
Thanks, Sal.
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Dumble was always secretive about his designs, too.
This is nothing new.
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11 F at 4:36 a.m.
And still dropping.
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Magic to a 5 year old boy.
My newest original with nostalgia towards my Granddaddy and the way things used to be.
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So now we can call you "Sawbones"....
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I really like it.
I played one with a port and think it's a brilliant idea.
I'm also a huge fan of walnut. It gets looked over a lot and that's a loss for some people.
Congrats, Sal.
Mighty fine.
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My wife just left me......She says life revolves around too much football and she's just sick of it!
It's really a shame......I'm quite upset......We've been together for 35 seasons!
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Did you hear about the guy who got the word phony tattooed under his knee???
They now call him.......Phony below knee!!
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A man was shopping at his local supermarket where he selected a half-gallon of 2% milk, a carton of eggs, a quart of orange juice, head of romaine lettuce, a 2 lb. can of coffee, and a 1 lb. package of bacon.
He unloaded his items on the conveyor belt to check out, and the cashier said "You must be single."
The young man was a bit startled by this proclamation,
but he was intrigued by the check-out girl's intuition, since he was indeed single. He looked at his six items on the belt and saw nothing particularly unusual about his selections that could have tipped off the cashier.
Curiosity getting the better of him, he said "Well, you
know what, you're absolutely correct. But how on earth did you know that?"
The cashier replied, "Cause you're ugly."-
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Two fine choices.
Welcome back.
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28 minutes ago, ksdaddy said:
I wonder how much of that is the fact it’s Brazilian. I’ve had older Gibsons where the boards stay nice n glossy year after year. I had a ‘96 Herb Ellis that had the most horrible coarse dry feeling board (Indian).
I'd have to say yes, you are right.
And I may have oiled it in the "Aughts". I don't remember.
But it never saw oil in the 70's and early 80's when I was living in Arizona.
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7 minutes ago, Pinch said:
On the upside, we have the highest taxes in the world and rampant gang violence.
I wonder why?
SCORE!! NRCD
in The Gibson Lounge
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I've never seen one. Cool as sh1t. I love it.
I paid dearly for that flight case for my Boogie. I don't remember how much, it was many years ago, but I remember it hurt.
A lot.
Hey BBP, if memory serves, they have a pretty darned good selection of casters at Harbor Freight. If you use new bolts and nuts and stuff, splurge and get them in stainless.
I love it!