A Thames Guitar
Andrew Schulman
http://www.acousticguitar.com/ubbcgi/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=7;t=010026
Gorgeous looking guitar, and for a new spruce guitar being played by a
young (early 20's?) student player the sound is quite appealing.
Andrew
Tommy Grand
wrote:
> There are photos of a new Michael Thames guitar, and an mp3 here:
>
>
> Gorgeous looking guitar, and for a new spruce guitar being played by a
> young (early 20's?) student player the sound is quite appealing.
>
> Andrew
Hum, it seems like all the best young players want an MT guitar these
days.
Tashi
wrote:
> There are photos of a new Michael Thames guitar, and an mp3 here:
>
>
> Gorgeous looking guitar, and for a new spruce guitar being played by a
> young (early 20's?) student player the sound is quite appealing.
>
> Andrew
Thanks for the plug Andrew. Chris is a fine player, ( gorgeous tone)
and studies with Stanley. He also has a fine guitar blog.
http://classicalguitar.ning.com/
So far I haven't joined, I'm afraid I might get kicked off.
BTW, that's a cedar guitar, not spruce, although I take that as a
complement that you thought it was spruce. My philosophy is this; a
good cedar guitar should sound like spruce, and a good spruce guitar
should sound like cedar, and fat bottom girls make this rockin world
go round.
Tashi
Never thought of it that way, but yes, I think you are right Tommy.
John Nguyen
>
>
> Gorgeous looking guitar, and for a new spruce guitar being played by a
> young (early 20's?) student player the sound is quite appealing.
>
> Andrew
That's a sweet looking and gorgeously sounding guitar! Andrew, you
should be banned from RMCG for 3 days for posting such temptation. I'm
getting dehydrated just by my old drooling!!!
And for the record, my wife loves cedar.
Cheers,
John
Tashi
John, 99% of all women do! BTW, yours is coming out very soon.
Andrew Schulman
> BTW, that's a cedar guitar, not spruce, although I take that as a
> complement that you thought it was spruce. My philosophy is this; a
> good cedar guitar should sound like spruce, and a good spruce guitar
> should sound like cedar, and fat bottom girls make this rockin world
> go round.
>
>
kind of Cedar, but when I looked at the photo the wood was yellowish
and not reddish so I figured it was a Cedary sounding Spruce. I
agree:
> a good cedar guitar should sound like spruce, and a good spruce guitar
> should sound like cedar
Andrew
Richard Jernigan
>
> So far I haven't joined, I'm afraid I might get kicked off.
>
Ah, go ahead and join Chris' blog, Tashi. How else can he achieve the
honor of kicking you off, as so many others have?
RNJ
Christopher Davis
Christopher Davis
>
> Thanks for the plug Andrew. Chris is a fine player, ( gorgeous tone)
> and studies with Stanley.
Thanks, Michael.
I'm really enjoying the guitar so far. It's like a whole new world of
playing!
Tommy Grand
> On Nov 17, 12:50 pm, Richard Jernigan <rnjerni...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> > On Nov 17, 7:40 pm, Tashi <dewachen1...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > So far I haven't joined, I'm afraid I might get kicked off.
>
> > Ah, go ahead and join Chris' blog, Tashi. How else can he achieve the
> > honor of kicking you off, as so many others have?
>
> > RNJ
>
> I would never kick him off!
Chris I really enjoy your playing, can you help me with the Pujol
studies please.
Christopher Davis
>
> Thanks for the plug Andrew. Chris is a fine player, ( gorgeous tone)
> and studies with Stanley.
Thanks, Michael.
Richard Jernigan
A beautiful guitar, and a very nice sound, as far as can be told from
a recording. Sounds cedary to me. I've got two cedar guitars and four
spruce. I love 'em all.
Nice going Tashi and Chris.
RNJ
Steve Freides
Care to wager on that?
-S-
John Nguyen
Man, you're killing me with the anticipation!!!
Cheers,
John
Andrew Schulman
>> BTW, yours is coming out very soon.-
>
> Man, you're killing me with the anticipation!!!
>
>
Andrew
Tashi
Thanks Chris! I'll join up soon. I'm strangely fascinated by a blog
that discusses classical guitar.
Tashi
Chris the honor is mine!
Tashi
Thanks Richard, I feel a new friendship brewing despite our political
differences, belief in ET's, who knows, you might even order a guitar
from me.
Tashi
Oh no! Don't get your hopes up too high John. I'm just praying it
turns out better than a Yamaha.
Tashi
wrote:
Sometimes the journey is more fun than reaching the destination. Like
a snowflake, in the palm of your hand.
Alain Reiher
"Tashi" <dewach...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Haaaa Tashi! I finally feels this new brewing friendship ready to bud
between us here, just by your use of the word snow flake! It's amazing how
powerful words can be. Must be the canuckian in you that is finally
awakening! I know ... the winter Olympics are coming ... and somehow the
snow flakes might loose a little of their magic during that "elite time" of
the year ...
Alain
John Nguyen
Ok, Ok! I'm praying too :-)
Cheers,
John
Tashi
wrote:
> There are photos of a new Michael Thames guitar, and an mp3 here:
>
>
> Gorgeous looking guitar, and for a new spruce guitar being played by a
> young (early 20's?) student player the sound is quite appealing.
>
> Andrew
Some more recordings of Christopher Davis. He is an excellent
player despite his new guitar.
http://www.christopherguitar.net/blog/divertissement-sor/