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Location: Yucaipa, California | Here's a picture of the Christmas 2008 Program my Elder Care Music Ministry played at our Church. I'm on the far right playing my S771 and the fellow to my right is playing my Balladeer 12-string. He REALLY likes it and is becoming an Ovation Convert!
....they wouldn't let me play banjo this year..... 
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Location: Tennessee | Where's the Jiffy Pop hat??? |
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Location: South of most, North of few | beat me to it Bob. |
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Location: Yucaipa, California | ...only during banjonation. |
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Location: East Tennessee | Tim,
You Da Man.
BTW; A little powder on the forehead next time. Or wear the hat. :D |
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Location: Yucaipa, California | "God only made a limited number of perfect heads. On the rest He put hair"...
...I seem to be approaching perfection.... |
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Location: East Tennessee | I'm half way. :D
Seriously this is a great ministry and an opportunity to make some folks happy. |
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Location: SoCal | Tim's always good about doing this every year (and during the year as well). I've always resolved to do it, but stuff gets in the way. I've decided that the secret is to get started now and be totally ready when the holiday season arrives. I've got my people already lined up and in agreement to do this next year. We're going to meet about 4 times between now and September to pick tunes and do some general preparing. This should also give us time to learn the tunes (nothing worse than singing to a group of peopl with your head buried in your sheet music). Then in September, we'll start making calls to line up gigs for December and start meeting on a regular basis to fine tune the music. Then we'll play the last 2-3 weeks before Christmas.
I'm really hoping this works....... |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | I would do stuff at Christmas.
But I keep getting caught. |
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Location: Yucaipa, California | Very Cool Paul!
....email sent! |
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Location: East Tennessee | +1
"Most people don't plan to fail, they just fail to plan."
Col Harry Potter 4077 MASH |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Very Nice Tim! I played the 1688-7 for the Christmas Music Program combined service but I don't think there are any pictures (SWMBO was working)...nice Picture...
Paul, you go dude! Proud of ya! ;) |
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Location: Tennessee | Paul ... I got a song you can use ... :cool: |
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Location: Chicago | Hey, easy on the forehead. Well, at least you're in good company. The great comic poet Aristophanes was also cited as the "one with the gleaming forehead"!! (it is thought he had little hair) |
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Christmas Program at Church, 2008
