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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Thats better than the one that I can get...and I found out I would need to do some work on it first... |
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Location: GA USA | Originally posted by Lanaki:
how's about "running on empty" Just for the record, on chords with a slash, I reserve the right to play the major chord without a slash. |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | Good song choices - I like both Shambala and Running On Empty. I'm with the good Captain... no slashes. |
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Location: Simpsonville, SC | In keeping with my lack of music education.. what's a slash?
Be careful wabbit and fhixx. |
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Location: Simpsonville, SC | Trboy,
thanks for the info on the generator!
This will give us all the opportunity to hear our favorites through an amp and/or PA.
If it can't provide enough power we may have to do a few minor alterations. ARH..ARH..ARH..ARH (Tim the Toolman Taylor) |
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Location: big island | Originally posted by BegginJM:
In keeping with my lack of music education.. what's a slash?
Be careful wabbit and fhixx. jim, chords written with a slash ex: D/F# or C/G, are specific to playing an alternate bass note with the chord. a C/G chord is sometimes called a "full C". you play a normal C but your ring finger goes to the low E (sixth)string at the third fret (it's a G note on the bass string, hence the C/G) and your pinky plays the fifth string 3rd fret. |
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Location: ranson,wva | randy,looks like im not gonna be able to make it down to ashville next month. its just not in the tea leaves. it would be do able if there were others from my neck of the woods that were driving down but there aint..lol so hopefully we can meet at the tour next year...jason |
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Location: big island | now that's a bummer, jason. can you export your export down to me so i'll have somethin' to play at the jam? ;)
see ya' next tour! |
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Location: ranson,wva | randy i was just going over some things in my ledger, pm me the address that the event will be held and maybe,just maybe i can squeeze it in....jason |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | Originally posted by Lanaki:
jim, chords written with a slash ex: D/F# or C/G, are specific to playing an alternate bass note with the chord. a C/G chord is sometimes called a "full C". you play a normal C but your ring finger goes to the low E (sixth)string at the third fret (it's a G note on the bass string, hence the C/G) and your pinky plays the fifth string 3rd fret. As if the C#M7sus2sus4 chord weren't hard enough... |
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Location: GA USA | Jason, when I first read your post about not making it, my first thought was "Let's wait 5 minutes and he'll work it out." I hope you can come.
And not to be outdone by Phil, You can room with me for free. |
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Location: Parrish, FL | Randy/Jason,
I'm bringing the UTE and my 1537 and hopefully one more, plus a Tak '98 LTD that is being delivered to it's new owner during the Jam.
There should be plenty of guitars.
Brad |
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Location: GA USA | There's good reason to come right there. I've played a 1537, but never a Ute. |
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Location: big island | 
(shhh...don't tell jason, but i figured there would be plenty guitars to go around. it was my attempt to hook him into joining us.) |
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Location: GA USA | Jason, I wanted you to bring your resonator and show me a few tricks. |
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Location: Simpsonville, SC | Come on down Jason, there will definately be more guitars than players. I will be bringing the four Ovations listed in my sig. From beater to Beauty.
Hope the tea leaves spell out ASHEVILLE for ya!
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Location: GA USA | While we're on the subject, the NW guys said it and we found out at the SE gathering... bring all the guitar stands you have. |
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Location: GA USA | Really. |
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Location: Simpsonville, SC | Good suggestion Captain!
If I haven't mentioned it before, the Gazebo, hereinafter to be known as THE STAGE, does not have any seats. There are picnic tables on the deck surrounding THE STAGE. Add seats of your choosing to the "Thangs Ta Brang" List. |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | and buy or build a couple more...... Maybe like this/these.
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Location: Simpsonville, SC | SWEEEEEEEEEET! Do they fold up compactly! |
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Location: big island | jim,
now i'm thinkin' we really need another location...one with seats and electricity. wonder if it's too late in the game to find a more suitable place? we'll figger that out on tuesday, the 6th, i suppose. |
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Location: GA USA | I can bring a couple of those fold up soccer-mom chairs. Do we get the entire deck as well? With the picnic tables I'd bet we'll be fine. |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | I have a couple of the soccer-mom chairs as well. I will also have a big cooler. |
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Location: Simpsonville, SC | We do get the deck as well as THE STAGE. I will be bringing at least two cars and can bring as many fold up chairs as will fit (after the O's of course). I can bring coolers too.
Randy and I are doing a trip there on the 5th to check things out. If it will not work then we will find somewhere, in the area, that will. |
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Southern-Style OFC Jamboree?
