Hello Fellow Guitar Pickers
Sidney Lambe
I play a steel 6-string flamenco style: fingerpicking with my
nails in the usual way, and strumming with the backs of my thumb
and fingernails, and sometimes with the fronts (thumb down,
finger up) for more deliberate strums.
I admire the hell out of good cross-pickers/flat-pickers, but
just don't have the knack.
I like pretty much all kinds of music.
This is where I learned about your group, a little indirectly:
http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/g/glen_campbell/wichita_lineman_crd.htm
Sidney
Pacific Northwest
--
"The guitar is a miniature orchestra in itself." --Beethoven
amaril...@yahoo.com
while, you may find it does get coarse sometimes, too. ;-)
Watch for The Gatherings. They're the regional meetings of RMMGAers,
and there is an annual bash in the Pacific Northwest. (along with
Texas, East Coast, UK and more)
So, Wichita Lineman in Flamenco - that would be interesting to hear.
peace and joy,
jbj
Sidney Lambe
> Welcome aboard, Sidney. While it's often fine, after you read RMMGA a
> while, you may find it does get coarse sometimes, too. ;-)
:-) Thanks, jbj.
>
> Watch for The Gatherings. They're the regional meetings of RMMGAers,
> and there is an annual bash in the Pacific Northwest. (along with
> Texas, East Coast, UK and more)
Hey! That's really good news. I certainly will.
I recall a festival I attended some years ago.
I found myself with a group of friends, sitting on brown grass,
smoking green grass, and listening to blue grass.
I love hearing players that are better than I am. I get to enjoy
the excellent music and learn something at the same time.
> So, Wichita Lineman in Flamenco - that would be interesting to hear.
I do it for the dancing chicks with the castanets :-))
Ideally, you wouldn't be able to tell, with your ears, that I
wasn't fingerpicking part of the time and playing with a flatpick
the rest of the time.
You might wonder how I ditched the pick and retrieved it so
quickly and often :-)
>
> peace and joy,
> jbj
Music and dance. Peace and joy. I'll buy it.
Regards,
Sidney
happydream [at] clearwire [dot] net
hank alrich
Welcome, Sindey! In the spirit of St. Chandler I say pull up a rock and
light up a beer. There's pickin' and singin' to do.
--
shut up and play your guitar * http://hankalrich.com/
http://armadillomusicproductions.com/who'slistening.html
http://www.sonicbids.com/HankandShaidriAlrichwithDougHarman
levi
That's what I was fixin' to say, Hank.
Sidney,there was none finer than our recently
departed Bill Chandler.
Sidney Lambe
<walk...@nv.net> wrote:
> Sidney Lambe <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
>
>> Just want to say hello to everyone. This seems like a FINE
>> group.
>>
>> I play a steel 6-string flamenco style: fingerpicking with my
>> nails in the usual way, and strumming with the backs of my
>> thumb and fingernails, and sometimes with the fronts (thumb
>> down, finger up) for more deliberate strums.
>>
>> I admire the hell out of good cross-pickers/flat-pickers, but
>> just don't have the knack.
>>
>> I like pretty much all kinds of music.
>>
>> This is where I learned about your group, a little indirectly:
>>
>> http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/g/glen_campbell/wichita_linema
>> n_crd.htm
>>
>> Sidney
>>
>> Pacific Northwest
>
> Welcome, Sidney! In the spirit of St. Chandler I say pull up a
> rock and light up a beer. There's pickin' and singin' to do.
I _really_ want to attend one your parties!
> --
> shut up and play your guitar * http://hankalrich.com/
> http://armadillomusicproductions.com/who'slistening.html
> http://www.sonicbids.com/HankandShaidriAlrichwithDougHarman
Thanks a bunch, Hank. I'll be checking out your websites.
Sidney
Sidney Lambe
> On Feb 8, 10:47=A0am, walki...@nv.net (hank alrich) wrote:
>
>> Sidney Lambe <evergr...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
>>
>> > Just want to say hello to everyone. This seems like a FINE
>> > group.
>>
>> > I play a steel 6-string flamenco style: fingerpicking with
>> > my nails in the usual way, and strumming with the backs of
>> > my thumb and fingernails, and sometimes with the fronts
>> > (thumb down, finger up) for more deliberate strums.
>>
>> > I admire the hell out of good cross-pickers/flat-pickers,
>> > but just don't have the knack.
>>
>> > I like pretty much all kinds of music.
>>
>> > This is where I learned about your group, a little
>> > indirectly:
>>
>> >http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/g/glen_campbell/wichita_linem
>> >an_crd.htm
>>
>> > Sidney
>>
>> > Pacific Northwest
>>
>> Welcome, Sindey! In the spirit of St. Chandler I say pull up a
>> rock and light up a beer. There's pickin' and singin' to do.
>>
>
> That's what I was fixin' to say, Hank.
>
> Sidney, there was none finer than our recently departed Bill
> Chandler.
Hey, levi.
I am moved by the warm welcome, guys. The next time I'm at the
pub, I'll hoist a few to the memory of Bill Chandler. That quote
alone is enough to win _my_ heart. I'm sorry I missed him.
Sidney
Bob Dorgan
I wanted to trade a couple of Toms for a Sid, but got shot down.
Hell, there's one Tom I'd trade for some belly button lint.
Welcome, Sidney.
dorgan
hank alrich
> Hell, there's one Tom I'd trade for some belly button lint.
As long as it wasn't all that much lint. Let's be reasonable here.
Sidney Lambe
LOL :-)
Thank you, dorgan. Goodtameetcha.
Sidney
Mike Brown
Sidney Lambe <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
Music makes the world go round?
No, music makes the world worth putting up with.
Welcome to the asylum.
MJRB
A would be has been Australian picker.
Dorgan
"hank alrich" <walk...@nv.net> wrote in message
news:1jwdf3g.1as9jln15hrem8N%walk...@nv.net...
> Bob Dorgan <dor...@fltg.net> wrote:
>
>> Hell, there's one Tom I'd trade for some belly button lint.
>
> As long as it wasn't all that much lint. Let's be reasonable here.
>
Hey, I backed off on the cat's eye marble.
I knew that was a pipedream.
dorgan
Sidney Lambe
<rock...@chariot.net.au> wrote:
Music and women. With one in the background while the other is up
front.
> Welcome to the asylum.
:-)
Thanks, Mike. I'm having my straight-jacket fitted as we speak.
I chose the forest green.
>
> MJRB
>
> A would be has been Australian picker.
That rings a bell :-/
Sidney
Steven Bornfeld
> Just want to say hello to everyone. This seems like a FINE group.
"Don't believe everything you see, and half of what you hear!
Welcome!
Steve
>
> I play a steel 6-string flamenco style: fingerpicking with my
> nails in the usual way, and strumming with the backs of my thumb
> and fingernails, and sometimes with the fronts (thumb down,
> finger up) for more deliberate strums.
>
> I admire the hell out of good cross-pickers/flat-pickers, but
> just don't have the knack.
>
> I like pretty much all kinds of music.
>
> This is where I learned about your group, a little indirectly:
>
> http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/g/glen_campbell/wichita_lineman_crd.htm
>
> Sidney
>
> Pacific Northwest
>
--
Mark & Steven Bornfeld DDS
http://www.dentaltwins.com
Brooklyn, NY
718-258-5001
David Hajicek
"levi" <le...@visi.com> wrote in message
news:852856e0-b925-40de...@u17g2000yqe.googlegroups.com...
On Feb 8, 10:47 am, walki...@nv.net (hank alrich) wrote:
> Sidney Lambe <evergr...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
> > Just want to say hello to everyone. This seems like a FINE group.
>
> Sidney
>
> > Pacific Northwest
>
> Welcome, Sindey! In the spirit of St. Chandler I say pull up a rock and
> light up a beer. There's pickin' and singin' to do.
>
> --
> shut up and play your guitar
> *http://hankalrich.com/http://armadillomusicproductions.com/who'slistening.htmlhttp://www.sonicbids.com/HankandShaidriAlrichwithDougHarman
That's what I was fixin' to say, Hank.
Sidney,there was none finer than our recently
departed Bill Chandler.
-------------------
Welcome Sidney. It is as fine and knowledgeable group of pickers and
strummers as you can find.
Thinking of Bill brings both a tear and a smile.
Dave Hajicek
Sidney Lambe
> On 2/8/2011 9:14 AM, Sidney Lambe wrote:
>> Just want to say hello to everyone. This seems like a FINE group.
>
> "Don't believe everything you see, and half of what you hear!
> Welcome!
>
> Steve
>
That looks like sound advice. And sounds like visual advice. :-)
Good to be here, Steve. Thank you.
Sidney
[delete]
Sidney Lambe
<haj...@skypoint.com> wrote:
> "levi" <le...@visi.com> wrote in message
> news:852856e0-b925-40de...@u17g2000yqe.googlegro
> ups.com... On Feb 8, 10:47 am, walki...@nv.net (hank alrich)
> wrote:
>
>> Sidney Lambe <evergr...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
>>
>> > Just want to say hello to everyone. This seems like a FINE
>> > group.
>
> snip>
>
> > Sidney
>
>> > Pacific Northwest
>>
>> Welcome, Sindey! In the spirit of St. Chandler I say pull up a
>> rock and light up a beer. There's pickin' and singin' to do.
>
> That's what I was fixin' to say, Hank.
>
> Sidney,there was none finer than our recently departed Bill
> Chandler.
> -------------------
>
> Welcome Sidney. It is as fine and knowledgeable group of
> pickers and strummers as you can find.
Seems like it me, Dave.
Good strummers ('rythm guitarists') are a treasure.
> Thinking of Bill brings both a tear and a smile.
Must have a been a real good guy. Everyone here
seems to have loved him.
>
> Dave Hajicek
A pleasure to make your acquaintance.
Sidney
Sidney Lambe
<larry...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> On Feb 9, 3:02=A0am, "Bob Dorgan" <dor...@fltg.net> wrote:
>
>> We've had a slot open for a =A0Sidney for a long time.
>>
>> I wanted to trade a couple of Toms for a Sid, but got shot
>> down.
>>
>> Hell, there's one Tom I'd trade for some belly button lint.
>>
>> Welcome, Sidney.
>>
>> dorgan
>
> I got an actual 'lol' out of that one. Came down out of the
> mountains, cracked a beer open, clicked on the group just for
> the hell of it, and got a good laugh.
> "We need a Sidney". "What this bunch needs is a guy named
> Sidney." Sounds like a line out of a good book.
It does, doesn't it. A seemingly innocuous line that takes
on great depth and significance as the story develops.
> Anyway, welcome Sidney, and thanks for
> reminding us of our recently dear departed, Bill the Welcomer.
Good to meet you, Larry, And thanks.
I'm not all that far from knockin' on heaven's door myself.
To quote one of the great songsmiths of all time.
> Larry Brown semi-regular wether they like it or not.
>
> As others have said, you made us think of Bill the good guy who
> was the first to welcome anyone with....
"Pull up a rock and light up a beer. There's pickin' and singin' to do."
Priceless. To put it another way:
Dum vivimum, vivamus!
While we live, let us live!
I am very impressed with the intelligence and heart I have enountered
here.
Sidney
rayboyce
<amaril...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:762c0274-b8fd-4ed6...@r16g2000yqk.googlegroups.com...
Welcome (Chandler was indeed a special one and much missed already) Sidney
Pac NW.... The summer bash... Looks to be great this year!!!
First ever 4 day'er... Thurs-Sun
http://home.comcast.net/~rmmga_pnw/site/
And we're about to have our first annual winter party in a beach house on
Whidbey Island...
raymond dot boyce3 at frontier dot com
~ray
Sidney Lambe
<nospamraymond...@verizon.net> wrote:
><amaril...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>news:762c0274-b8fd-4ed6...@r16g2000yqk.googlegrou
>ps.com...
>
>> Welcome aboard, Sidney. While it's often fine, after you read
>> RMMGA a while, you may find it does get coarse sometimes, too.
>> ;-)
>>
>> Watch for The Gatherings. They're the regional meetings
>> of RMMGAers, and there is an annual bash in the Pacific
>> Northwest. (along with Texas, East Coast, UK and more)
>>
>> So, Wichita Lineman in Flamenco - that would be interesting to
>> hear.
>>
>> peace and joy, jbj
>
>
> Welcome (Chandler was indeed a special one and much missed
> already) Sidney
Thanks, Ray. Good to meet you.
> Pac NW.... The summer bash... Looks to be great this year!!!
>
> First ever 4 day'er... Thurs-Sun
> http://home.comcast.net/~rmmga_pnw/site/
Oh man! That looks so fine! I've got a camper van
that's completely self-contained for more than 4 days.
With broadband Internet...
I really hope my business Back East doesn't conflict with this.
The timing isn't entirely up to me...
If I can come, I'll bring a quarter cord of good firewood.
And my Love, Stepha. She has a heart of sunshine and would light
up the festivities. Pretty good singer, too.
> And we're about to have our first annual winter party in a
> beach house on Whidbey Island...
There's no information about that on the website. But I couldn't
make it anyway. Commitments...
>
> raymond dot boyce3 at frontier dot com
>
> ~ray
Sidney
Mike Brown
<94cda4e0-7973-4823...@k17g2000pre.googlegroups.com>,
Larry Brown <larry...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I got an actual 'lol' out of that one. Came down out of the mountains,
> cracked a beer open, clicked on the group just for the hell of it, and
> got a good laugh.
> "We need a Sidney". "What this bunch needs is a guy named Sidney."
> Sounds like a line out of a good book.
Well, Mikes and Toms and Larrys are ten a penny round here.
MJRB
> Anyway, welcome Sidney, and thanks for reminding us of our recently
> dear departed, Bill the Welcomer.
>
Mike Brown
Sidney Lambe <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
Ah, but you haven't seen the "dark side" yet.
MJRB
Larry Brown
> In article
> <94cda4e0-7973-4823-b979-8d23ffb62...@k17g2000pre.googlegroups.com>,
>
> - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
Well, Mikes and Toms and Larrys are ten a penny round here.
>
Hey!
I'm worth at least a buck or two, mister.
Larry Pattis
<80b99be9-edc1-4039...@k17g2000pre.googlegroups.com>,
Larry Brown <larry...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> Well, Mikes and Toms and Larrys are ten a penny round here.
You're all full of shit.
Shut up.
Thank you.
8-)
--
Larry Pattis
http://www.LarryPattis.com
Sidney Lambe
<rock...@chariot.net.au> wrote:
I've seen a hint of it. Larry said there are people here
who don't think Bob Dylan can sing and stole most of his
tunes.
Where's my shotgun?
:-)
Of course he can't sing for s__t. He doesn't have to. He has
Heart. And he's certainly better at it since he took lessons from
that pop singer. Around the time he did "Lay Lady Lay". What
was the name of that album?
And he didn't really steal the tunes. Many of them just
have timeless themes. All poets tap that source. They
have to. Or they wouldn't be poets.
Sidney
Sidney Lambe
<Neve...@spam.invalid> wrote:
> In article
><80b99be9-edc1-4039...@k17g2000pre.googlegroups.c
>om>, Larry Brown <larry...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>> Well, Mikes and Toms and Larrys are ten a penny round here.
>
>
> You're all full of shit.
>
> Shut up.
>
> Thank you.
>
> 8-)
No need to be shy, Larry. You can tell people how you really
feel.
Sidney
Al Evans
Sidney Lambe <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
> Just want to say hello to everyone. This seems like a FINE group.
Let me add my greetings to all the rest! Seems like everybody's already
given you most of the essential information. Watch your mailbox for the
codebook and Inner Circle application!
--Al Evans--
Sidney Lambe
wrote:
> In article <slrnil2jse....@3f8s2dcr5.net>, Sidney
> Lambe <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
>
>> Just want to say hello to everyone. This seems like a FINE
>> group.
>
> Let me add my greetings to all the rest!
It's good to be here and to meet you, Al.
> Seems like everybody's already given you most of the essential
> information. Watch your mailbox for the codebook and Inner
> Circle application!
:-) But when will I learn the Magick Chord?
Sidney
Larry Pattis
<ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
It's one of the "standard" greetings (or come-backs) around here, lest
anyone get *too* comfortable with all of the group-hug activity!
It's meant in friendship, which may discover can come from unlikely
places...
John Sorell
76CD34.15475309022011@reserved-multicast-range-not-
delegated.example.com:
I'm trying to lay low...
John
John Sorell
news:090220111021126058%Neve...@spam.invalid:
> In article <slrnil4chr.4...@3f8s2dcr5.net>, Sidney
Lambe
> <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
>
>> On rec.music.makers.guitar.acoustic, Larry Pattis
>> <Neve...@spam.invalid> wrote:
>>
>> > In article
>> ><80b99be9-edc1-4039-893f-cbe04aea3368
@k17g2000pre.googlegroups.c
>> >om>, Larry Brown <larry...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> >
>> >
>> >> Well, Mikes and Toms and Larrys are ten a penny round here.
>> >
>> >
>> > You're all full of shit.
>> >
>> > Shut up.
>> >
>> > Thank you.
>> >
>> > 8-)
>>
>> No need to be shy, Larry. You can tell people how you really
>> feel.
>>
>> Sidney
>>
>>
>
>
>
> It's one of the "standard" greetings (or come-backs) around
here, lest
> anyone get *too* comfortable with all of the group-hug
activity!
>
> It's meant in friendship, which may discover can come from
unlikely
> places...
>
> 8-)
>
<PLONK>
Steve Hawkins
news:Xns9E876B1209FEB...@130.133.4.10:
John, just an FYI, the Mothership said no, sorry Dude.
Steve Hawkins
--
My CD "Finger Painting" can be ordered from:
Me at - stephen DOT hawkins5 AT frontier DOT com
or through CD Baby (credit cards, international)
Chris Atkinson
<ever...@alt.religion.wicca> writes
>:-) But when will I learn the Magick Chord?
fifth, a minor fall and then a major lift ... might work?? (I'll get me
coat ;-)
Chris A.
(rmmgc lurker in Cambridgeshire UK)
--
Chris Atkinson
christopher...@ntlworld.com
Things are more like they are now than they ever were before.
Sidney Lambe
> In article <slrnil4chr.4...@3f8s2dcr5.net>, Sidney Lambe
><ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
>
>> On rec.music.makers.guitar.acoustic, Larry Pattis
>> <Neve...@spam.invalid> wrote:
>>
>> > In article
>> ><80b99be9-edc1-4039...@k17g2000pre.googlegroups.c
>> >om>, Larry Brown <larry...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> >
>> >
>> >> Well, Mikes and Toms and Larrys are ten a penny round here.
>> >
>> >
>> > You're all full of shit.
>> >
>> > Shut up.
>> >
>> > Thank you.
>> >
>> > 8-)
>>
>> No need to be shy, Larry. You can tell people how you really
>> feel.
>>
>> Sidney
>>
>
> It's one of the "standard" greetings (or come-backs) around here, lest
> anyone get *too* comfortable with all of the group-hug activity!
>
> It's meant in friendship, which may discover can come from unlikely
> places...
>
> 8-)
>
> --
> Larry Pattis
> http://www.LarryPattis.com
:-) I guess I knew that, Larry. Because I didn't take any offense.
Besides, it certainly wouldn't be the first time I had discovered
that I was indeed full of s__t.
Cheers,
Sidney
Sidney Lambe
<j.sore...@comcast.net> wrote:
You could start by unplonking Larry. I thought he was amusing.
Sidney
Sidney Lambe
<christopher...@ntlworld.com> wrote:
> In message <slrnil59fb.3...@3f8s2dcr5.net>, Sidney
>Lambe <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> writes
>
>>:-) But when will I learn the Magick Chord?
>
> Dunno about a 'magick chord', Sidney ... but you could try a
> fourth, a fifth, a minor fall and then a major lift ... might
> work?? (I'll get me coat ;-)
Grab mine while you're at it! It's the one that clinks when
moved :-)
Sidney
John Sorell
news:Xns9E876F6BA4950st...@69.16.185.250:
Bummer! Guess I'll have to look for a patriarchal cruise line.
Maybe Disney?
John
Steve Hawkins
news:slrnil5qik.3...@3f8s2dcr5.net:
Another inside joke, John is the Non-plonking Plonker.
John Sorell
...and that is one of the kinder labels I've acquired here.
John
Sidney Lambe
Well....You can't say I wasn't warned.
Mike Brown _did_ refer to this group as an "asylum".
:-))
Sidney
Sidney Lambe
<j.sore...@comcast.net> wrote:
> Steve Hawkins <stephen....@frontier.comREMOVETHIS> wrote
> in news:Xns9E8776C931CA1st...@69.16.185.250:
>
>> Sidney Lambe <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote in
>> news:slrnil5qik.3...@3f8s2dcr5.net:
>>
[delete]
>>>>> Ah, but you haven't seen the "dark side" yet.
>>>>>
>>>>> MJRB
>>>>
>>>> I'm trying to lay low...
>>>>
>>>> John
>>>
>>> You could start by unplonking Larry. I thought he was
>>> amusing.
>>>
>>> Sidney
>>
>> Another inside joke, John is the Non-plonking Plonker.
>>
>> Steve Hawkins
>
> ...and that is one of the kinder labels I've acquired here.
>
> John
>
Maybe Steve will take you for a ride in his mother ship.
I wonder if it bakes cookies.
Sidney
John Sorell
Probably not very well. Have you not yet noticed that Steve is
half baked?
BTW - welcome aboard, Sidney.
John
Sidney Lambe
ROTFL - Mercy!
>
> BTW - welcome aboard, Sidney.
Glad to be here, John. Thank you.
Sidney
John Sorell
Mercy? Had to look that up. It's not in our vocabulary, here :-)
John
Darryl Johnson
Isn't Mercy the name of the hospital where "ER" was situated?
Used any other way, I think it should be "Lawd a'mercy, that boa just
doesn't go with those cufflinks!"
--
Darryl
Darryl Johnson
> In message <slrnil59fb.3...@3f8s2dcr5.net>, Sidney Lambe
> <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> writes
>> :-) But when will I learn the Magick Chord?
> Dunno about a 'magick chord', Sydney ... but you could try a fourth, a
> fifth, a minor fall and then a major lift ... might work?? (I'll get
> me coat ;-)
> Chris A.
> (rmmgc lurker in Cambridgeshire UK)
But you don't really care for music, do ya?
--
Darryl
John Sorell
$lr7$2...@news.eternal-september.org:
> On 09/02/2011 4:07 PM, John Sorell wrote:
>> Sidney Lambe<ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote in
>> news:slrnil600m.3...@3f8s2dcr5.net:
>>
>>> On rec.music.makers.guitar.acoustic, John Sorell
>>> <j.sore...@comcast.net> wrote:
>>>> Sidney Lambe<ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote in
>>>> news:slrnil5sru.3...@3f8s2dcr5.net:
>>>>
>>>>> On rec.music.makers.guitar.acoustic, John Sorell
>>>>> <j.sore...@comcast.net> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Steve Hawkins<stephen....@frontier.comREMOVETHIS>
>> wrote
>>>>>> in news:Xns9E8776C931CA1stephenhawkins5front@
You have a way with words, Darryl!
Let's not frighten Sidney with the boa thing just yet. He'll find
out soon enough.
John
John
Sidney Lambe
He does!
>
> Let's not frighten Sidney with the boa thing just yet. He'll
> find out soon enough.
Will I have to squeeze it out of you?
Sidney
Mike Brown
John Sorell <j.sore...@comcast.net> wrote:
Baaaaaa.
MJRB
Mike Brown
Sidney Lambe <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
> On rec.music.makers.guitar.acoustic, Al Evans <a...@tbtm.org>
> wrote:
>
> > In article <slrnil2jse....@3f8s2dcr5.net>, Sidney
> > Lambe <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
> >
> >> Just want to say hello to everyone. This seems like a FINE
> >> group.
> >
> > Let me add my greetings to all the rest!
>
> It's good to be here and to meet you, Al.
>
> > Seems like everybody's already given you most of the essential
> > information. Watch your mailbox for the codebook and Inner
> > Circle application!
>
> :-) But when will I learn the Magick Chord?
>
> Sidney
We lost it.
MJRB
Sidney Lambe
Hmmmm....I do recall that the Moody Blues were looking for it.
They probably found it and are keeping it to themselves.
Sidney
hank alrich
any and every chord played at the right time in the right place is
magic. that's how this works.
--
shut up and play your guitar * http://hankalrich.com/
http://armadillomusicproductions.com/who'slistening.html
http://www.sonicbids.com/HankandShaidriAlrichwithDougHarman
persisten...@yahoo.com
<nospamraymond...@verizon.net> wrote:
>
><amaril...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>news:762c0274-b8fd-4ed6...@r16g2000yqk.googlegroups.com...
>> Welcome aboard, Sidney. While it's often fine, after you read RMMGA a
>> while, you may find it does get coarse sometimes, too. ;-)
>>
>> Watch for The Gatherings. They're the regional meetings of RMMGAers,
>> and there is an annual bash in the Pacific Northwest. (along with
>> Texas, East Coast, UK and more)
>>
>> So, Wichita Lineman in Flamenco - that would be interesting to hear.
>>
>> peace and joy,
>> jbj
>
>
>Welcome (Chandler was indeed a special one and much missed already) Sidney
>
>Pac NW.... The summer bash... Looks to be great this year!!!
>
>First ever 4 day'er... Thurs-Sun
>http://home.comcast.net/~rmmga_pnw/site/
>
>And we're about to have our first annual winter party in a beach house on
>Whidbey Island...
>
>raymond dot boyce3 at frontier dot com
>
>~ray
Just 'cos Chandler isn't here to say it is no reason to give up the
traditional welcome:
Hi Sidney!
Pull up a rock, light up a beer!
Pete
persisten...@yahoo.com
<ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
>
>I am very impressed with the intelligence and heart I have enountered
>here.
>
>Sidney
>
What?
Time we stripped this one down and got out the Ralgex.....
Pete
persisten...@yahoo.com
persisten...@yahoo.com
<christopher...@ntlworld.com> wrote:
>In message <slrnil59fb.3...@3f8s2dcr5.net>, Sidney Lambe
><ever...@alt.religion.wicca> writes
>>:-) But when will I learn the Magick Chord?
>Dunno about a 'magick chord', Sydney ... but you could try a fourth, a
>fifth, a minor fall and then a major lift ... might work?? (I'll get me
>coat ;-)
>Chris A.
>(rmmgc lurker in Cambridgeshire UK)
Cambridgeshire...you must know Our Great (or should that be
Diminuitive?) and Most Loved Founder, Guy Snape.
Ping me offline Chris - just a couple of places left for the UK
meeting in March - I'll fill you in on the details. The above
(persistent ect) address works.
Pete
John Sorell
news:ue76l6p3kfneiq5af...@4ax.com:
I figured you would mention a high colonic enema, like you usually do.
John
Geezer51
"Sidney Lambe" <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote in message
news:slrnil2jse....@3f8s2dcr5.net...
> Just want to say hello to everyone. This seems like a FINE group.
>
> nails in the usual way, and strumming with the backs of my thumb
> and fingernails, and sometimes with the fronts (thumb down,
> finger up) for more deliberate strums.
>
> I admire the hell out of good cross-pickers/flat-pickers, but
> just don't have the knack.
>
> I like pretty much all kinds of music.
>
> This is where I learned about your group, a little indirectly:
>
> http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/g/glen_campbell/wichita_lineman_crd.htm
>
> Sidney
>
> Pacific Northwest
>
> --
> "The guitar is a miniature orchestra in itself." --Beethoven
>
Welcome to the asylum!
Here, you will encounter excellent advice...
Childish behavior...
Great fun...
Bad jokes...
Wonderful memories from various members...
Invitations and solicitations from the "Inner Circle"...
And, in general, a bunch of nice folks who like to have fun, play guitar,
and share knowledge.
All without a moderator!
Geezer
Sidney Lambe
<Gee...@somewhere.net> wrote:
Hello, Geezer. All that certainly seems to be true. I thank you
for the welcome.
I'm pushing 60, so I ain't no spring chicken myself :-)
Sidney
Steve Hawkins
walk...@nv.net:
> Mike Brown <rock...@chariot.net.au> wrote:
>
>> In article <slrnil59fb.3...@3f8s2dcr5.net>,
>> Sidney Lambe <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
>>
>> > On rec.music.makers.guitar.acoustic, Al Evans <a...@tbtm.org>
>> > wrote:
>> >
>> > > In article <slrnil2jse....@3f8s2dcr5.net>, Sidney
>> > > Lambe <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
>> > >
>> > >> Just want to say hello to everyone. This seems like a FINE
>> > >> group.
>> > >
>> > > Let me add my greetings to all the rest!
>> >
>> > It's good to be here and to meet you, Al.
>> >
>> > > Seems like everybody's already given you most of the essential
>> > > information. Watch your mailbox for the codebook and Inner
>> > > Circle application!
>> >
>> > :-) But when will I learn the Magick Chord?
>> >
>> > Sidney
>>
>> We lost it.
>>
>> MJRB
>
> any and every chord played at the right time in the right place is
> magic. that's how this works.
>
As long as it's in the proper tuning!
Sidney Lambe
> Mike Brown <rock...@chariot.net.au> wrote:
>
>> In article <slrnil59fb.3...@3f8s2dcr5.net>,
>> Sidney Lambe <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
>>
>> > On rec.music.makers.guitar.acoustic, Al Evans <a...@tbtm.org>
>> > wrote:
>> >
>> > > In article <slrnil2jse....@3f8s2dcr5.net>, Sidney
>> > > Lambe <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
>> > >
>> > >> Just want to say hello to everyone. This seems like a FINE
>> > >> group.
>> > >
>> > > Let me add my greetings to all the rest!
>> >
>> > It's good to be here and to meet you, Al.
>> >
>> > > Seems like everybody's already given you most of the essential
>> > > information. Watch your mailbox for the codebook and Inner
>> > > Circle application!
>> >
>> > :-) But when will I learn the Magick Chord?
>> >
>> > Sidney
>>
>> We lost it.
>>
>> MJRB
>
> any and every chord played at the right time in the right place is
> magic. that's how this works.
Right on.
Sidney
Geezer51
"Sidney Lambe" <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote in message
1951 myself!
Geezer
Sidney Lambe
<Gee...@somewhere.net> wrote:
> "Sidney Lambe" <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote in message
> news:slrnil6esn.3...@3f8s2dcr5.net...
>
>> On rec.music.makers.guitar.acoustic, Geezer51
>> <Gee...@somewhere.net> wrote:
>>
>>> "Sidney Lambe" <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote in
>>> message news:slrnil2jse....@3f8s2dcr5.net...
>>>
>>>> Just want to say hello to everyone. This seems like a FINE
>>>> group.
>>>>
>>>> I play a steel 6-string flamenco style: fingerpicking with
>>>> my nails in the usual way, and strumming with the backs of
>>>> my thumb and fingernails, and sometimes with the fronts
>>>> (thumb down, finger up) for more deliberate strums.
>>>>
>>>> I admire the hell out of good cross-pickers/flat-pickers,
>>>> but just don't have the knack.
>>>>
>>>> I like pretty much all kinds of music.
>>>>
>>>> This is where I learned about your group, a little
>>>> indirectly:
>>>>
>>>> http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/g/glen_campbell/wichita_line
>>>> ma n_crd.htm
>>>>
>>>> Sidney
>>>>
>>>> Pacific Northwest
>>>>
>>>> -- "The guitar is a miniature orchestra in itself."
>>>> --Beethoven
>>>
>>>
>>> Welcome to the asylum! Here, you will encounter excellent
>>> advice... Childish behavior... Great fun... Bad jokes...
>>> Wonderful memories from various members... Invitations and
>>> solicitations from the "Inner Circle"... And, in general, a
>>> bunch of nice folks who like to have fun, play guitar, and
>>> share knowledge.
>>>
>>> All without a moderator!
>>
>> Hello, Geezer. All that certainly seems to be true. I thank
>> you for the welcome.
>>
>> I'm pushing 60, so I ain't no spring chicken myself :-)
>>
>> Sidney
>
>
> 1951 myself!
>
> Geezer
I don't feel old at all. My woman is young enough to
be my granddaughter. Not because I like young women,
but because I like HER. We do just fine. I'm glad
I'm not young anymore. A lot of it really sucked.
I know what matters, now. Make every day count.
It might be your last. Or, as the Sufis put it:
Look To This Day!
For it is life, the very life of life.
And Today well lived, makes every
yesterday a dream of happiness, and
every tomorrow a vision of hope.
Sidney
persisten...@yahoo.com
I'm waiting for this to be horribly wrong....
Eeyore
Steve Hawkins
news:dti6l697itu2ukegk...@4ax.com:
Prepare for the coming of the Mothership; embrace the One True Tuning!
Mike Brown
Sidney Lambe <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
Round here 60 is just getting mature.
MJRB
Mike Brown
Steve Hawkins <stephen....@frontier.comREMOVETHIS> wrote:
Tuning.
A Chinese pop song.
MJRB
Mike Brown
Sidney Lambe <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
> On rec.music.makers.guitar.acoustic, Mike Brown <rock...@chariot.net.au>
> wrote:
> > In article <slrnil59fb.3...@3f8s2dcr5.net>,
> > Sidney Lambe <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
> >
> >> On rec.music.makers.guitar.acoustic, Al Evans <a...@tbtm.org>
> >> wrote:
> >>
> >> > In article <slrnil2jse....@3f8s2dcr5.net>, Sidney
> >> > Lambe <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
> >> >
> >> >> Just want to say hello to everyone. This seems like a FINE
> >> >> group.
> >> >
> >> > Let me add my greetings to all the rest!
> >>
> >> It's good to be here and to meet you, Al.
> >>
> >> > Seems like everybody's already given you most of the essential
> >> > information. Watch your mailbox for the codebook and Inner
> >> > Circle application!
> >>
> >> :-) But when will I learn the Magick Chord?
> >>
> >> Sidney
> >
> > We lost it.
> >
>
> Hmmmm....I do recall that the Moody Blues were looking for it.
> They probably found it and are keeping it to themselves.
>
> Sidney
I'm the guy who found the lost chord.
Jimmy Durante
Larry Pattis
>
> <PLONK>
I love you, man....
...but I love Marie more!
--
Larry Pattis
http://www.LarryPattis.com
Sidney Lambe
And your name must be Dum Pun ;-)
Sidney
hank alrich
My pa-in-law is 83. He often speaks of impending maturity.
Mike Brown
Sidney Lambe <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
More often known as silly old fart.
MJRB
John Sorell
Neve...@spam.invalid:
> John Sorell <j.sore...@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>>
>> <PLONK>
>
>
> I love you, man....
>
>
>
>
>
> ...but I love Marie more!
>
I need to stop traveling so much!
John
hank alrich
Slowly you catch on. Why you think "the company" keeps buying you those
plane tix?
John Sorell
> John Sorell <j.sorel...@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>> Larry Pattis <Neve...@spam.invalid> wrote in
news:090220112025176443%
>> Neve...@spam.invalid:
>>
>> > John Sorell <j.sore...@comcast.net> wrote:
>> >
>> >>
>> >> <PLONK>
>> >
>> >
>> > I love you, man....
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > ...but I love Marie more!
>> >
>>
>> I need to stop traveling so much!
>>
>> John
>
> Slowly you catch on. Why you think "the company" keeps buying
you those
> plane tix?
>
It makes sense when you put it that way. And here I always
thought Larry was good company.
John
Norman Draper
> Just want to say hello to everyone. This seems like a FINE group.
>
> nails in the usual way, and strumming with the backs of my thumb
> and fingernails, and sometimes with the fronts (thumb down,
> finger up) for more deliberate strums.
>
> I admire the hell out of good cross-pickers/flat-pickers, but
> just don't have the knack.
>
> I like pretty much all kinds of music.
>
> This is where I learned about your group, a little indirectly:
>
> http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/g/glen_campbell/wichita_lineman_crd.htm
>
> Sidney
>
> Pacific Northwest
>
> --
> "The guitar is a miniature orchestra in itself." --Beethoven
I'll let you be in my dream, if I can be in yours....
"T****** are TPOS" Pierre Debs
Norman (I Wanted To Add Something Here) Draper
Sidney Lambe
<norman...@verizon.net> wrote:
> On Feb 8, 9:14=A0am, Sidney Lambe
> <evergr...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
>
>> Just want to say hello to everyone. This seems like a FINE
>> group.
>>
>> I play a steel 6-string flamenco style: fingerpicking with my
>> nails in the usual way, and strumming with the backs of my
>> thumb and fingernails, and sometimes with the fronts (thumb
>> down, finger up) for more deliberate strums.
>>
>> I admire the hell out of good cross-pickers/flat-pickers, but
>> just don't have the knack.
>>
>> I like pretty much all kinds of music.
>>
>> This is where I learned about your group, a little indirectly:
>>
>> http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/g/glen_campbell/wichita_lineman_crd.htm
>>
>> Sidney
>>
>> Pacific Northwest
>>
>> --
>>"The guitar is a miniature orchestra in itself."
>>--Beethoven
>
>
> I'll let you be in my dream, if I can be in yours....
Sounds good to me, Norman. :-)
>
> "T****** are TPOS" Pierre Debs
>
> Norman (I Wanted To Add Something Here) Draper
There are certainly a lot of colorful characters here!
Sidney
Norman Draper
> On rec.music.makers.guitar.acoustic, Norman Draper
As the young folks in school used to say, "True, dat!"
I'm just waiting to see how things unfold, which direction the winds
will blow, and what shape reality will take for itself today....
Norman (And I Am Perpetually Awaiting A Rebirth Of Wonder) Draper
Sidney Lambe
<norman...@verizon.net> wrote:
> On Feb 10, 1:59=A0pm, Sidney Lambe
> <evergr...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
>
>> On rec.music.makers.guitar.acoustic, Norman Draper
>>
>> <normandra...@verizon.net> wrote:
>>
>> > On Feb 8, 9:14=3DA0am, Sidney Lambe
It will take the shape we give it, Norman. You know that.
>
> Norman (And I Am Perpetually Awaiting A Rebirth Of Wonder)
> Draper
Sidney
persisten...@yahoo.com
<ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
>
>It will take the shape we give it, Norman. You know that.
Kerrrching!!!
Pete
TomfromTexas
news:wO6dne62d83_PMzQ...@posted.fingerlakestechnologygroup...
> We've had a slot open for a Sidney for a long time.
>
> I wanted to trade a couple of Toms for a Sid, but got shot down.
>
> Hell, there's one Tom I'd trade for some belly button lint.
>
> Welcome, Sidney.
>
> dorgan
>
>
Hunh? What? Couldn't be me! My wife traded me for some medium picks, a set
of light strings, and a hammered dulcimer tuning... well, she tried... they
brought me back a few days ago and told her to keep the payment if she'd
just not sell me again.
--
Tom from Texas
(The Tom Risner Fund for Deserving North Texas Guitarplayers is not liable
for any slander, hurt feelings, pointless moaning, or achy-breaky heartache
any post under this name should cause. Yall want easy cash or sympathy...
ye can kiss my grits!!)
TomfromTexas
"John Sorell" <j.sore...@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:Xns9E87788539D54...@130.133.4.10...
> Steve Hawkins <stephen....@frontier.comREMOVETHIS> wrote in
> news:Xns9E8776C931CA1st...@69.16.185.250:
>
> > Sidney Lambe <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote in
> >
> >> On rec.music.makers.guitar.acoustic, John Sorell
> >> <j.sore...@comcast.net> wrote:
> >>
> >>> Mike Brown <rock...@chariot.net.au> wrote in news:rockon02-
> >>> 76CD34.15475309022011@reserved-multicast-range-not-
> >>> delegated.example.com:
> >>>
> >>>> In article <slrnil3vpv.4...@3f8s2dcr5.net>, Sidney
> >>>> Lambe <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
> >>>>
> >>>>> On rec.music.makers.guitar.acoustic, Larry Brown
> >>>>> <larry...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >>>>>
> >>>>> > On Feb 9, 3:02=A0am, "Bob Dorgan" <dor...@fltg.net>
> wrote:
> >>>>> >
> >>>>> >> We've had a slot open for a =A0Sidney for a long time.
> >>>>> >>
> >>>>> >> I wanted to trade a couple of Toms for a Sid, but got
> shot
> >>>>> >> down.
> >>>>> >>
> >>>>> >> Hell, there's one Tom I'd trade for some belly button
> >>>>> >> lint.
> >>>>> >>
> >>>>> >> Welcome, Sidney.
> >>>>> >>
> >>>>> >> dorgan
> >>>>> >
> the
> >>>>> > mountains, cracked a beer open, clicked on the group just
> >>>>> > for the hell of it, and got a good laugh.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> > "We need a Sidney". "What this bunch needs is a guy named
> >>>>> > Sidney." Sounds like a line out of a good book.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> It does, doesn't it. A seemingly innocuous line that takes
> on
> >>>>> great depth and significance as the story develops.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> > Anyway, welcome Sidney, and thanks for reminding us of
> our
> >>>>> > recently dear departed, Bill the Welcomer.
> >>>>> Good to meet you, Larry, And thanks.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> I'm not all that far from knockin' on heaven's door myself.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> To quote one of the great songsmiths of all time.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> > Larry Brown semi-regular wether they like it or not.
> >>>>> >
> >>>>> > As others have said, you made us think of Bill the good
> guy who
> >>>>> > was the first to welcome anyone with....
> >>>>>
> >>>>> "Pull up a rock and light up a beer. There's pickin' and
> singin'
> >>>>> to do."
> >>>>> Priceless. To put it another way:
> >>>>>
> >>>>> Dum vivimum, vivamus!
> >>>>>
> >>>>> While we live, let us live!
> >>>>>
> >>>>> I am very impressed with the intelligence and heart I have
> >>>>> enountered here.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> Sidney
> >>>>
> >>>>
> >>>> MJRB
> >>>
> >>> I'm trying to lay low...
> >>>
> >>> John
> >>
> >> You could start by unplonking Larry. I thought he was amusing.
> >>
> >> Sidney
> >
> > Another inside joke, John is the Non-plonking Plonker.
> >
> > Steve Hawkins
>
> ...and that is one of the kinder labels I've acquired here.
>
> John
>
When did ye shorten yer signature from "The Lanolin John"?
TomfromTexas
"Sidney Lambe" <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote in message
news:slrnil600m.3...@3f8s2dcr5.net...
> On rec.music.makers.guitar.acoustic, John Sorell
<j.sore...@comcast.net> wrote:
> > Sidney Lambe <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote in
> >
> >> On rec.music.makers.guitar.acoustic, John Sorell
> >> <j.sore...@comcast.net> wrote:
> >>
> >>> Steve Hawkins <stephen....@frontier.comREMOVETHIS> wrote
> >>> in news:Xns9E8776C931CA1st...@69.16.185.250:
> >>>
> >>>> Sidney Lambe <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote in
> >>>> news:slrnil5qik.3...@3f8s2dcr5.net:
> >>>>
> >>>>>>> Ah, but you haven't seen the "dark side" yet.
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> MJRB
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>> I'm trying to lay low...
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>> John
> >>>>>
> >>>>> You could start by unplonking Larry. I thought he was
> >>>>> amusing.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> Sidney
> >>>>
> >>>> Another inside joke, John is the Non-plonking Plonker.
> >>>>
> >>>> Steve Hawkins
> >>>
> >>> ...and that is one of the kinder labels I've acquired here.
> >>>
> >>> John
> >>>
> >>
> >>
> >> I wonder if it bakes cookies.
> >>
> >>
> >> Sidney
> >
> > Probably not very well. Have you not yet noticed that Steve is
> > half baked?
>
> ROTFL - Mercy!
>
> >
> > BTW - welcome aboard, Sidney.
>
> Glad to be here, John. Thank you.
>
> Sidney
>
>
Are yall aware of The Fund? Moose and Spike will be there shortly. Don't
lock the doors... it only upsets them.
TomfromTexas
"Steve Hawkins" <stephen....@frontier.comREMOVETHIS> wrote in message
news:Xns9E87B14068C56st...@69.16.185.250...
Tuning? What's tuning? Is there a key to this?
TomfromTexas
"Sidney Lambe" <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote in message
> On rec.music.makers.guitar.acoustic, Geezer51
>
> > "Sidney Lambe" <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote in message
> > news:slrnil2jse....@3f8s2dcr5.net...
> >
> >> Just want to say hello to everyone. This seems like a FINE
> >> group.
> >>
> >> nails in the usual way, and strumming with the backs of my
> >> thumb and fingernails, and sometimes with the fronts (thumb
> >> down, finger up) for more deliberate strums.
> >>
> >> I admire the hell out of good cross-pickers/flat-pickers, but
> >> just don't have the knack.
> >>
> >> I like pretty much all kinds of music.
> >>
> >> This is where I learned about your group, a little indirectly:
> >>
> >> http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/g/glen_campbell/wichita_linema
> >> n_crd.htm
> >>
> >> Sidney
> >>
> >> Pacific Northwest
> >>
> >> --
> >> "The guitar is a miniature orchestra in itself."
> >> --Beethoven
> >
> >
> > advice... Childish behavior... Great fun... Bad jokes...
> > Wonderful memories from various members... Invitations and
> > solicitations from the "Inner Circle"... And, in general, a
> > bunch of nice folks who like to have fun, play guitar, and
> > share knowledge.
> >
> > All without a moderator!
>
> Hello, Geezer. All that certainly seems to be true. I thank you
> for the welcome.
>
> I'm pushing 60, so I ain't no spring chicken myself :-)
>
> Sidney
>
remember he's Geezer, but I'm the MandoGeezer.
TomfromTexas
"Norman Draper" <norman...@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:060b7654-8e5a-4689...@x18g2000yqe.googlegroups.com...
_______________
Speaking of ripening.... how ye doin', Norm?
Sidney Lambe
<tris...@aol.com> wrote:
Doors open. Got a tray of munchies and some tall, cool
drinks waiting for them.
Sidney
Sidney Lambe
<tris...@aol.com> wrote:
> "Sidney Lambe" <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote in message
> news:slrnil6esn.3...@3f8s2dcr5.net...
>
>> On rec.music.makers.guitar.acoustic, Geezer51
>> <Gee...@somewhere.net> wrote:
>>
>> > "Sidney Lambe" <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote in
>> > message news:slrnil2jse....@3f8s2dcr5.net...
>> >
>> >> Just want to say hello to everyone. This seems like a FINE
>> >> group.
>> >>
>> >> I play a steel 6-string flamenco style: fingerpicking with
>> >> my nails in the usual way, and strumming with the backs of
>> >> my thumb and fingernails, and sometimes with the fronts
>> >> (thumb down, finger up) for more deliberate strums.
>> >>
>> >> I admire the hell out of good cross-pickers/flat-pickers,
>> >> but just don't have the knack.
>> >>
>> >> I like pretty much all kinds of music.
>> >>
>> >> This is where I learned about your group, a little
>> >> indirectly:
>> >>
>> >> http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/g/glen_campbell/wichita_lin
>> >> ema n_crd.htm
>> >>
>> >> Sidney
>> >>
>> >> Pacific Northwest
>> >>
>> >> -- "The guitar is a miniature orchestra in itself."
>> >> --Beethoven
>> >
>> >
>> > Welcome to the asylum! Here, you will encounter excellent
>> > advice... Childish behavior... Great fun... Bad jokes...
>> > Wonderful memories from various members... Invitations and
>> > solicitations from the "Inner Circle"... And, in general, a
>> > bunch of nice folks who like to have fun, play guitar, and
>> > share knowledge.
>> >
>> > All without a moderator!
>>
>> Hello, Geezer. All that certainly seems to be true. I thank
>> you for the welcome.
>>
>> I'm pushing 60, so I ain't no spring chicken myself :-)
>>
>> Sidney
>
> Hey, I turn 59 in May... presents accepted, donations are
> mandatory. And remember he's Geezer, but I'm the MandoGeezer.
They are in the mail.
Sidney
John Sorell
@news.eternal-september.org:
I tried Eucerin John for a while. Just doesn't have that cache'
LJ
Larry Pattis
Sorell <j.sorel...@comcast.net> wrote:
Hey, John...if you want to see one cool m-effing guitar, come meet me
at Mike Lull's shop in Bellevue on Wednesday morning...
Norman Draper
> "Norman Draper" <normandra...@verizon.net> wrote in message
Just fine!! I've found our new friend to be really something. I've
seen some of the things he's posted in several other groups... As the
esteemed Charles Park would say, there's a wingnut on the loose.....
Things really are good, Tom. Call off Spike and Moose... My donation
to The Fund is in the mail!
Norman (Sidney May Be Gone Already!) Draper
hank alrich
> (Sidney May Be Gone Already!)
Or pretty far gone, anyway. Probably the castanets got to him.
John Sorell
Neve...@spam.invalid:
I'm there dewd! What time? Are you having Mike set up the Kraut guitar
you spoke of in the Pierre thread of Jenn's?
John
Larry Pattis
Sorell <j.sorel...@comcast.net> wrote:
>
> I'm there dewd! What time? Are you having Mike set up the Kraut guitar
> you spoke of in the Pierre thread of Jenn's?
>
> John
Highlander IP-1 installation.
We'll talk....
Guy Snape
> On Wed, 9 Feb 2011 19:02:58 +0000, Chris Atkinson
> <christopher...@ntlworld.com> wrote:
>
>> In message<slrnil59fb.3...@3f8s2dcr5.net>, Sidney Lambe
>> <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> writes
>>> :-) But when will I learn the Magick Chord?
>> fifth, a minor fall and then a major lift ... might work?? (I'll get me
>> coat ;-)
>> Chris A.
>> (rmmgc lurker in Cambridgeshire UK)
>
> Cambridgeshire...you must know Our Great (or should that be
> Diminuitive?) and Most Loved Founder, Guy Snape.
That's "diminutive", if you don't mind. Whereabouts are you, Chris?
- guy
> Ping me offline Chris - just a couple of places left for the UK
> meeting in March - I'll fill you in on the details. The above
> (persistent ect) address works.
>
> Pete
Sidney Lambe
> Mike Brown <rock...@chariot.net.au> wrote:
>
>> In article <slrnil59fb.3...@3f8s2dcr5.net>,
>> Sidney Lambe <ever...@alt.religion.wicca> wrote:
>>
>> > On rec.music.makers.guitar.acoustic, Al Evans <a...@tbtm.org>
>> > wrote:
>> >
>> > > In article <slrnil2jse....@3f8s2dcr5.net>, Sidney
>> > >
>> > >> Just want to say hello to everyone. This seems like a FINE
>> > >> group.
>> > >
>> >
>> > It's good to be here and to meet you, Al.
>> >
>> > > Seems like everybody's already given you most of the essential
>> > > information. Watch your mailbox for the codebook and Inner
>> > > Circle application!
>> >
>> >
>>
>> We lost it.
>>
>> MJRB
>
> any and every chord played at the right time in the right place is
> magic. that's how this works.
Besides pointing out the obvious fact that we are just having fun,
you pompous jerk, "place" has nothing to do with it, because that's
covered by "time". And you left out "how". It's _how_ the chord
is played that is as important as the timing. And it also better
be the _right_ chord.
Like _duh_.
--
Sidney Lambe - Evergreen
Solitaire Wiccan Priest - Spellsinger Wicca
usenet4444 (AT) gmail (DOT) com - http://tinyurl.com/7vs9zb
Chris Atkinson
<g...@snapefamily.theobvious.org.uk> writes
>That's "diminutive", if you don't mind. Whereabouts are you, Chris?
Chris A.
--
Chris Atkinson
christopher...@ntlworld.com
Things are more like they are now than they ever were before.
TomfromTexas
____________
Good to hear from yall, Norm! Next time yer down Texas way remember that
Wichita Falls is just a hop and a jump from Austin. We even have a nice
full bedroom next to the guitar room for ye. Got some dreadnaughts ye might
like.