| Subject: | Re: [RESOGUIT-L] Re: INDREK VAINU -- how secure is your strap? | | Date: | Sunday, November 11, 2007 08:19:16 (-0800) | | From: | Billie <bmartin @.......com>
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Good Morning,
Add another name to the "at home" gang. I was close to the top of the
waiting list. Now that it's Sunday, I am resigned to the fact that the call
isn't coming. The good news is that I have lots to work on before next
years event.
My hope is that Tom, my neighbor to the far North brings back some
great material for his workshops. Let me be the first to say it, because I
know it will be a topic over the next few days. Anyone willing to share
tape, video, cd, notes, and tips for next year. IM INTERESTED
Robert
----- Original Message -----
From: <reso-man@comcast.net>
To: <resoguit-l@elistas.com>
Sent: Sunday, November 11, 2007 7:00 AM
Subject: Re: [RESOGUIT-L] Re: INDREK VAINU -- how secure is your strap?
> Hi Lee,
>
> Well.....some of us had to stay home to keep Poob's list active, so I
> guess it's up to you and me! I remember one time years ago, at an outdoor
> gig, I had one of those cheapo folding guitar stands, and it was windy and
> in those days I was still playing pedal steel, and the wind blew my '76
> OMI 8 string forward off of it's stand onto the asphalt. I was NOT happy!
> Duh. Fortunately the guitar survived with only a small ding in it's palm
> rest....
>
> I saw one of my reso-heros a couple of weeks back, Jr. Barber, and Jr
> never uses a stand. He brought two DeNeves that night, and laid the one
> not being played, flat on the floor, and even went so far as to have the
> guitar in FRONT of him, so it wouldn't get stepped on.
>
> I do use stands here in my practice studio, but they're in corners of the
> room, out of the way, etc.
>
> You can't be too careful when it comes to caring for a treasured
> instrument! I hope your "Horn" is ok?
>
> Richie
>
>
>
> -------------- Original message --------------
> From: "Lee Hiers" <lee.hiers@gmail.com>
>
>> On Nov 11, 2007 12:28 AM, wrote:
>>
>> > I dunno, I sling my reso around my back like Indrek does at times.
>>
>> If you look at one of Rob Ickes' older albums, there's a photo of him
>> walking down a road with a Scheerhorn slung over his back...just
>> moments after the photo was taken, the guitar hit the ground....and
>> had to be returned to Tim for repairs.
>>
>> > It's got to be heartbreaking to drop a "real" instrument tho,
>>
>> Daver got to witness this tonight. I ended up taking four instruments
>> to a gig tonight and was using one of those three-guitar stands that
>> belonged to the venue. For the last song I was switching to guitar,
>> and somehow the stand ended up with only one instrument on it and was
>> unbalanced. When I picked up the guitar, the stand flopped my
>> rosewood/spruce Scheerhorn flat on its front. The club went
>> absolutely silent. Doesn't look like there was any damage, but I'll
>> make a better assessment tomorrow..
>>
>> > I guess u n me are the only two who aren't at the Summit? Oh I went to
>> > see
>> DOBRO DAN & THE INNOCENT BYSTANDERS tonight, so "Dan from R.I." is
>> missing the
>> fun in Nashville....:
>>
>> Add Daver and me to the list not in Nashville!
>>
>> --
>> Lee Hiers, AA4GA
>> "Have Dobro Will Travel"
>>
>>
>
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