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Alnus Rubra
Loving nature’s wonders
A sample of Sergio’s nightmares!
Perhaps Paco needs a wee kilt to go with them!
Perhaps Paco needs a wee kilt to go with them!
bodia
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A sample of Sergio’s nightmares!
Perhaps Paco needs a wee kilt to go with them!
Good idea!
sergiodeblanc
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Perhaps Paco needs a wee kilt to go with them!
I envisioned shopping for his first plaid skirt a little differently.
CandidPicker
Tone Matters. Use It Well.
The only bagpipe tune I've ever known...hang in there past the first 40 seconds for the full effect...
Shawn@PRS
yogi
Still no
CandidPicker
Tone Matters. Use It Well.
Just going with the flow. Not a bagpipes fan, though enjoy a good harp player...there are some good ones still with the circuit...
ViperDoc
Plugged In.
Norton Buffalo.
veinbuster
Zombie Three, DFZ
For a long time, my dad had 3 records: Black Watch (3rd Canadian regiment bagpipes, he was in the 1st regiment), Johnny Cash, Hank Williams.
My little brother couldn’t mimic bagpipes, but he embarrassed my mom by singing ‘your cheating heart’ at the top of his lungs in the grocery store.
My little brother couldn’t mimic bagpipes, but he embarrassed my mom by singing ‘your cheating heart’ at the top of his lungs in the grocery store.
Deli6505
Rockin' the D!
Not a fan of harmonicas or bagpipes but the one instrument that I cannot stand under any circumstances is the sitar. I really really really HATE the sitar. Sitar music really grates on my nerves with all that boing-a-doing-ding crap and even more annoying with those stupid drums. Even George Harrison's tracks that feature them get skipped over instantly.
CandidPicker
Tone Matters. Use It Well.
If I had to go with my gut, I'd say Ravi Shankar's debut on George Harrison's "Concert for Bangladesh" was one of the the few instances where I didn't mind sitar. I think East Indian music is far more complex and intricate than many of us westerners could appreciate (even blues, funk, jazz and rock players have a difficult time relating), so there is that.
Yet, harmonica has popular roots in old time country and blues music, and made its way into jazz and rock. As an instrument, it's one of the few things I'd hoped to learn how to play as an accompaniment to acoustic guitar, but never quite got around to trying it. Had not made any resolve towards doing it, because it wasn't my style.
However, I can play the kazoo, and it's a breeze, and that works for acoustic music where singalongs go well for the crowd.
Yet, harmonica has popular roots in old time country and blues music, and made its way into jazz and rock. As an instrument, it's one of the few things I'd hoped to learn how to play as an accompaniment to acoustic guitar, but never quite got around to trying it. Had not made any resolve towards doing it, because it wasn't my style.
However, I can play the kazoo, and it's a breeze, and that works for acoustic music where singalongs go well for the crowd.
Shawn@PRS
yogi
What about the Hurdy Gurdy? After she gets through Thunder Struck, it gets pretty interesting.
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alantig
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I thought we might have our first artist announcement here...is this a hint????
bodia
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sergiodeblanc
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Thanks, @sshole.
Shawn@PRS
yogi
Thanks, @sshole.
The legendary Paco MacBlanc!
dmatthews
Dave's not here
What's next?
Thanks, @sshole.
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