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Been a bit preoccupied lately... My wife, Miriam, had her hip replaced today.
Got some good recordings from last Monday, though. I played the twice ressurected Ibanez the whole night, and kind of like the tone I was able to get. This one is just a jam. Off the cuff and improv, this time in E. download/file.php?id=1639
Ibanez AF75 through tweed 4/10, played fingerstyle. This guitar is more conducive to playing mellow and tasteful, than screaming... (though, it will scream if required ) :HoF:
Hi Bb ...........Hope Miriam is doing OK and she will be home soon ......that is when you'll start earning your Corn .. as you are going to be Chief Cook and Bottle Washer for a while !! Although , recovery is prettty quick and the results and new mobility are amazing ! (My wife had the op about 2 years back)
We wish her well !
Nice noodle ... very chillled , like it. !! Thanks
"Death is just a heartbeat away" lyric from "Out in The Fields" Gary Moore 1952-2011
Nice and mellow. This is what we used to call front porch music back when I was a kid. Several older family members and friends would sit around on the front porch and just play on some weekends. It always seemed a lot more fun running around the yard playing as a kid when the grownups were playing this kind of music.
Wishes for a fast recovery for your wife.
“Judge each day not by the harvest you reap but by the seeds you plant.”
– Robert Louis Stevenson
Thank all of y'all for the well wishes. (Miriam thanks you too. ) She is doing very well and should come home tomorrow.
Glad y'all liked our noodle... Losaavedra, a harp would work great with that kind of jam. Sometimes we get one sitting in.
MojoJim wrote:Every time you post some noodling I hear a dozen or more small licks I would love to learn.
Anything you want to cop is yours! It's all pretty simple stuff, anyway (I'm a simple guy) and, odds are I stole it from somewhere.
"Throw yo' big leg over me Mama, I might not feel this good again!"