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I am in two bands: a blues band and a coutryish band with a pedal steel player.
I practice daily. Rehearsals go pretty well. Live gigs are acceptable, but there’s more n the line I guess. I used to play solo guitar gigs, but one night the stage fright nerves overcame me. I gigged with a duo, but I would get carried away and speed up.
cant win for losin…
I have played three Taylor’s I though about owning: a Koa Cedar Model, and the six and 12 Strings Leo Kottke models. Over the years, I have played a few SCGC dogs, just dead in the water. The used market is the best way to go these days.
Richard tried to sell me on the H Model in 1981. I thought it had a boxy sound and stuck with the Dread. Now I would go for a Skye for my first choice.
Welcome back.
i have two Blue Chip picks and still prefer Tortoise Shell. At the moment, I am favoring a horn pick. Solid midrange and less clicks that the others I use it to flatpick on my Cruz, Merrill, and Brondel, and find it tames the electric tone of my Tele, Strats, Gibsons, and PRS.
Originally, the wife said yes. Then she said no. I lined up a Cruz owning friend to come along. Then the wife said she wanted to go. I looked at renting a motor home for the weekend. Came to $500. A hotel was $130. Air Bnb was $90. Turns out she had to cancel her hair appt. I just decided to give up,
then I found out Tony McManus was playing nearby.
lets have our own party somewhere and sometime.
