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Subject:Re: [RESOGUIT-L] San Francisco Bay Area Dobro Club?
Date:Sunday, October 22, 2006  16:35:11 (-0700)
From:Tom Foote <footet @.........edu>
In reply to:Message 5100 (written by Brad Bechtel)

 
On Oct 22, 2006, at 1:13 PM, Brad Bechtel wrote: 
 
> My lovely wife has a regular monthly get together with other women   
> she knows where they play a game called Bunko.  It's more of an   
> excuse to socialize than anything else.  In talking to my wife   
> about the Stacy Phillips DobroŽ workshop held this past weekend at   
> Gryphon Stringed Instruments in Palo Alto, she suggested that I   
> consider starting a DobroŽ Club with a similar structure. 
> 
> Basically the idea would be that we get together once a month at   
> someone's house and work out some Dobro tunes.  The meeting would   
> be held at different members' houses each month.  The hosting   
> member would provide light snacks (anything from pizza to   
> appetizers) and people would bring what they want to drink. 
> 
> We'd agree on a set of tunes to focus on ahead of time, or choose a   
> topic of interest (changing strings?  modal improvisation? reverse   
> slants?).  We could break up into several different jam sessions or   
> a single jam session, going around the room with each person having   
> a chance to solo (and provide backup).  The idea would be to share   
> ideas in a mutually supportive group.  All levels from beginners to   
> advanced would be welcome. 
> 
> What do you think?  Has anyone ever done anything like this   
> before?  I could certainly offer to host the first meeting if   
> there's enough interest. 
> 
          great idea, Brad... if I lived closer, I'd be there.. 
 
          I already host a regular jam for me...  and then there's   
me..  and occasionally, _I _ show up 
          at the jam. ..and I'm really lucky we all show up at once   
and work on some stuff... 
          ...I'm the only reso player I know locally... 
 
            Tom, trying to decide whether to throw himself out of the   
group for not practicing more 
                      regularly...   sigh-h-hhh 
 
      PS   back on the East Coast where I grew up Bunko had two   
meanings...  the first was 
              a con game....the other was playing _bunko_ i.e.    
leaving your pool partner a bad leave by 
              feigning a miscue tying up the cueball behind a bunch   

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