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Those are some beautiful pictures Steve. 
Who's in Maine?
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Define early.
Define "half naked college girl" and "the benefits of working in academia".
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Define "half naked college girl!" and "the benefits of working in academia".
half naked college girl: (from Lee's dictionary) a girl of college age (legal) that wears only 6 square inches of clothing on her entire body.
the benefits of working in academia (see definition for half naked college girl): work for very little pay and even less respect.
woodbooga
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That would make her like a foot tall.
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But, will they respect me in the morning?
Nice list, Doctor. "Whoa Black Betty, Bam a Lam!"
Where are Brownie McGhee and Sonny Terry? Saw them play once. Wow.
I would place Lightnin' Hopkins at the head of the list (Check out Mel Blanc's "The Blues according to Lightnin' Hopkins" fer sum serious down home, Texas style), and add Otis Taylor to the newer list. John Hammond fits in there too
I got to interview Rory Block for the college radio station when she came to town a few years back. Amazing, beautiful woman, great musician.
Hmm. Sunday school teacher, Blues aficionado, maybe I do have a twin out there. Thought that was a buncha bunk.......
Ohh I guess I got off topic..... Is Maine like within uh, flying distance of Kansas?
Any tips on getting an 084 with a 41" bar into a carry-on bag????
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Nice list, Doctor. "Whoa Black Betty, Bam a Lam!"
Where are Brownie McGhee and Sonny Terry? Saw them play once. Wow.
I would place Lightnin' Hopkins at the head of the list (Check out Mel Blanc's "The Blues according to Lightnin' Hopkins" fer sum serious down home, Texas style), and add Otis Taylor to the newer list. John Hammond fits in there too
I got to interview Rory Block for the college radio station when she came to town a few years back. Amazing, beautiful woman, great musician.
Hmm. Sunday school teacher, Blues aficionado, maybe I do have a twin out there. Thought that was a buncha bunk.......
Ohh I guess I got off topic..... Is Maine like within uh, flying distance of Kansas?
Any tips on getting an 084 with a 41" bar into a carry-on bag????
Teach,
I stand corrected. I was running out of room. Great vetting job on the list. I was listening to Etta James this morning and realized I left her off the list. Not a comprehensive list, just off the top and what I often listen to.
And, Lead, you've reminded me of "Little Schoolgirl" by Son Thomas. I have a Son Thomas disc loaded as one of my six CDs currently loaded in my Runner, so I'll listen to "Little Schoolgirl" at lunch in your honor, or lack thereof, as the case may be.
Blues, BBQ, Bible and Big saws,
Joat
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I wasn't trying to correct you, Dr. Joat. Just adding my two wooden nickels' worth. Your list got my mind thinking about folks I hadn't listened to in a while. I'm home sick today, which almost never happens, and so I am listening to Bessie Smith.....the CD case was seriously dusty......
John Cephas and Phil Wiggins' Hard Times describe our economy of late...
J. B. Lenoir
Janis Joplin.....Big Mama Thornton's "Ball and Chain" is a must hear
Hound Dog Taylor
Moses Rascoe
Jimi Hendrix
Blind Lemon Jefferson
Pink Anderson
Champion Jack DuPree....."Pig snoots and sauerkraut, make yo' belly stick right out!"
Wheeeeeee! Great thread! Cool how we manage to stay on topic!
chainsaw chainsaw chainsaw chainsaw chainsaw.... see, stihl on topic!
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woodbooga
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I wasn't trying to correct you, Dr. Joat. Just adding my two wooden nickels' worth. Your list got my mind thinking about folks I hadn't listened to in a while. I'm home sick today, which almost never happens, and so I am listening to Bessie Smith.....the CD case was seriously dusty......
John Cephas and Phil Wiggins' Hard Times describe our economy of late...
J. B. Lenoir
Janis Joplin.....Big Mama Thornton's "Ball and Chain" is a must hear
Hound Dog Taylor
Moses Rascoe
Jimi Hendrix
Blind Lemon Jefferson
Pink Anderson
Champion Jack DuPree....."Pig snoots and sauerkraut, make yo' belly stick right out!"
Wheeeeeee! Great thread! Cool how we manage to stay on topic!
chainsaw chainsaw chainsaw chainsaw chainsaw.... see, stihl on topic!
:arg: But in the best way imaginable.
John Hammond and Blind Lemon! Awesome. I'll toss in Tom Waits (modern) along with Blind Blake (1920s) and the Rev. Gary Davis (ole timer rediscovered like Leadbelly during the folk revival of the late 50s/early 60s).
If I can make the GTG (baby on the way and time away might be a hard sell), I'll bring along my guitar. I think Zodiac plays an instrument, too. I can't do much with the single line lead stuff a la Hendrix/Clapton. More fingerstyle in the tradition of Blind Lemon, Missippi John Hurt, Rev. Davis, etc.
+100 to all the blues and country guys contributing.
I have dabbled in blues guitar a bit for a while, wrote a song or two, but don't seem to make much time for it these days. I wish I could come to the Maine GTG, saw in one hand, guitar in the other. Maybe a bit too far to drive....
Check these out...........
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dUUEehVDMM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFN9lebEvF0&feature=related
Second video has some amazing still pics, tell quite a story.
(Could someone PM me a good procedure/recipe for spare ribs? I am in charge of ribs fer our upcoming church BBQ, and well, I've never done slabs of ribs B4) There is a case of ribs in my freezer, waiting for culinary liberation!
Check these out...........
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dUUEehVDMM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFN9lebEvF0&feature=related
Second video has some amazing still pics, tell quite a story.
(Could someone PM me a good procedure/recipe for spare ribs? I am in charge of ribs fer our upcoming church BBQ, and well, I've never done slabs of ribs B4) There is a case of ribs in my freezer, waiting for culinary liberation!
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All this Blues talk, got to put on the CD with SRV playing his last concert.
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I wasn't trying to correct you, Dr. Joat. Just adding my two wooden nickels' worth. Your list got my mind thinking about folks I hadn't listened to in a while. I'm home sick today, which almost never happens, and so I am listening to Bessie Smith.....the CD case was seriously dusty......
John Cephas and Phil Wiggins' Hard Times describe our economy of late...
J. B. Lenoir
Janis Joplin.....Big Mama Thornton's "Ball and Chain" is a must hear
Hound Dog Taylor
Moses Rascoe
Jimi Hendrix
Blind Lemon Jefferson
Pink Anderson
Champion Jack DuPree....."Pig snoots and sauerkraut, make yo' belly stick right out!"
Wheeeeeee! Great thread! Cool how we manage to stay on topic!
chainsaw chainsaw chainsaw chainsaw chainsaw.... see, stihl on topic!
Teach,
Pink. From Spartanburg, SC. Pink Anderson and Floyd Council are the two Pink Floyd are name for.
Happy listenin' and get well soon,
Joat
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\tDefine early.
Good point PB.
My dad went to a small dairy farm shortly after morning milking and was offered a beer. When he asked, "Isn't it to early for beer Cliff?"
Cliff Said, "Beer don't know what time it is."
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i guess all this GTG talk is a good excuse to acquire a few more "ridiculous for the region" type saws so i can show off a bit. geez we might even get a little network going here.
wondering if we can give Magnus a better tour if we can get him to come back over. he spent most of his time in NH and CT... but i got to meet him at Faulkner's.. however he was calling it a once in a lifetime trip.
maybe i'll have to track down some cousins from the county that have been racing saws at fairs. could be fun.
wondering if we can give Magnus a better tour if we can get him to come back over. he spent most of his time in NH and CT... but i got to meet him at Faulkner's.. however he was calling it a once in a lifetime trip.
maybe i'll have to track down some cousins from the county that have been racing saws at fairs. could be fun.
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Anyone from R.I thinking about going?
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There's only one way to find out!
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Thought I would bring this up again, but I no longer have access to the camp property. The lease ran out, and no one wanted to extend it (economy sucks and we didn't use it that much). So I wouldn't be able to host.
If it all works out, I should have more camp property by the end of summer that is a little closer to civilization. We could have it there unless someone else would like to host.
If it all works out, I should have more camp property by the end of summer that is a little closer to civilization. We could have it there unless someone else would like to host.
In what area of Maine where
you thinking of doing this GTG.
I might be interested if not to far
north.
Lee
you thinking of doing this GTG.
I might be interested if not to far
north.
Lee
