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Location: Utah | Canterbury Strings hosted the soiree in beautiful Hot Springs, South Dakota
The Jam Book
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[*] Cover
[*] Index - Page 50
[*] Pages 51 - 100
[*] Pages 101 - 150
[*] Pages 151 - 208
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Some of the instruments already there early Friday morning. right to left front row, 2007BCS, Adamas 2080, Adamas U681T, OFC 2, Adamas longneck 6 (partially visible). Second row, elite 12 (?), Bicentennial acoustic, StephenT's custom longneck 12, LX Balladeer, Adamas cutaway model ?. Back row, Iffy's parlor (wow), Iffy's SMT 12 string, slothead ovation model ?, Alisons late 1970's Adamas, OFC 1.
Iffy found his retirement job, working at Canterbury Strings.
Alison shows an old Gibson mandolin to a customer while the OFC mercilessly jams on.
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Location: Utah | Katie and Sara show off their tuning skillz on Alison's 1970's Adamas and her OFC 1.
Then they play a local 3 string instrument called the Django.
Iffy plays the longneck 6. Next to him is Kristin, a local young lady with a tremendous singing voice.
Karen playing bass. She also sang us a beautiful original song on her Ovation. The top on her guitar is a gorgeously aged caramel color.
Terry is a local with a great sense of humor. Here he sings a song about eating health food...
Dusty and Jarret are local high school boys who jammed with us. The other musician is, if I heard correctly, a tourist who dropped in for the day and hung out. He did a very nice duet with Katie on James Taylor's Fire and Rain.
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Location: Utah | Terry came in at lunch and apologized for being muddy, having been "digging in the dirt all morning". Katie, not missing a beat, replied, "What a coincidence, I've been playing banjo all morning".
CrimsonLakes' sons in the background.
Dustin, a local, tears it up on a Hamer.
The kids headed outside in the evening while the adults continued inside the shop.
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Location: Utah | Elginacres brought original slothead #43. In an incredible display of generosity we all got a chance to experience playing it.
Craig Carothers put on a songwriting workshop on Saturday, followed by a concert at the local bookstore that evening. Great guy, great songwriter, great performer.
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Here are some of the OFC members in front of one of the cabins, L to R, Steve (Crimson Lake), Johnny (2ifbyC), Brad (professorbb), Stephen (StephenT), Mark (in Boise) and Mark (elginacres). Johnny has the best legs, but he lives in Florida and his tan really helped.
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | A few pics of our scenic cabins
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Was I the only one who was drinking???? Based on some of these fuzzy shots I think so.
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Actually Sculpture
You can see the person just to the right of Crazy Horse's cheek
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | National Monument!
Mark bopping his head so fast it made it blurry!
Professor and a local!
Karen, Mike, and Nicky
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Brad (black shirt) with some of the locals...
Dueling banjos...
Steve (FlySig) with his traveling troupe and ProfBB ripping leads...
Ma Nature providing her own show during the concert intermission...
Mom and baby mountain goats at Needle Rock...
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Some more pics...
'O'breakfast at the cabins...
... overlooking Hot Springs...
BH Jam Book... Thanx to Brad for editing/assembling and Grif for the graphic...
Ahhhhhh, oh yeah... da ol' SDDOT bison back scratcher...
A few OFC two-legged mountain goats...
Roadside 'Wild'(?) Burros...
Needle Rock...
Another two-legged mountain goat resting atop a spire near Needle Rock... nice view I'm sure...
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Location: East Tennessee | Johnny,
I'm glad you didn't try to climb up to get a closer shot of the goat. :D |
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Location: Canada | Is this at my end or are there a lot of missing pictures and links to the jam book pages? Please fix if possible. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | merlin666 - 2014-08-06 9:59 AM
Is this at my end or are there a lot of missing pictures and links to the jam book pages? Please fix if possible.
I will try to attach a PDF of the Jam Book... I won't know until after the post is posted if it works. 
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 jam_book1 Cover.pdf (91KB - 20 downloads)
jam_book2.pdf (365KB - 24 downloads)
jam_book3.pdf (336KB - 12 downloads)
jam_book4.pdf (328KB - 14 downloads)
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Location: Canada | Awesome, thanks. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Here is the Fifth chapter....
Don't thank me... Thank Alison.
Apparently it won't let me do it. 
Edited by Old Man Arthur 2014-08-06 3:04 PM
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | One more time....
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jam_book5.pdf (393KB - 24 downloads)
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | I have the originals and the pdf files on the jam book. Now that we've been using it a few years, there are errors, as you would expect from a collection of lyric/chord charts donated by volunteers, but most of it works for the purpose of getting a group loosely together to play the same song in the same key. |
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