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<p style=”text-align: left;”>Report on Corney?</p>
Not sure if he’s exhibiting. I read from his Instagram that he was attending.
Brad Corney, former SCGC employee, will have some guitars at the show.
SkyDog!
I agree with the Keymaster.
Or, just put it on the couch.
https://www.sylvanmusic.com/store/p3410/Santa_Cruz_OM_Custom_Adirondack_%26_Koa.html
I have lost at least 3 Shubbs here at home. 2 chrome and 1 brass. The number could double.
<p style=”text-align: left;”>Morro Bay for Darie’s Birthday started off windy and cold. It warmed up nicely today when we returned home.</p>
I’ve got two bands going.Heading up to Svea’s tomorrow for a few days.
Brian Corney, formerly of SCGC, may take a look at my Dread. As I age, my left hand is telling me I need a thinner neck. Brian will let me know what he thinks.
I bought a 12 string brass Shubb capo at NAMM in January. 25% discount.
The wedding was wonderful.
Addie walked in with Here Comes the Sun and out with La Vie en Rose.
She and Troy were blissfully happy.
I have been spending the majority of my time creating Freshwater Surf Music for my electric trio. I broke the high E string on my OM in August and didn’t put on a new set of Elixir Light until I got the wedding request.
Getting back to my acoustic has been wonderful. I’ve been playing my Strat, Tele, Jazzmaster, SG, PRS into a Deluxe Reverb.
I’m now thinking about putting a pickup in the Brazilian/Adirondack OM for the trio to get a more Hot Tuna sound.
Granddaughter’s wedding the 14th.
I decided to finally learn Here Comes the Sun, Imagine, and LA Vie en Rose.
2 ez and one not so.
I have plenty of other tunes in my rust bucket.
It is Joseph.
He was fast with a chisel.
I met his brother, Artie, at a Taylor Guutar night here in Bakersfield.
He was the sweetest, kindest guitarist I ever had the pleasure to talk with.I’ve been reading that Happy was cut from the same cloth.
The Folk Scare is sadly receding into the Sunset.
Richard tried to get me interested in the H model back in ’82.
He was unsuccessful.
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