back when I was learning there wasn't no tab or no internet etc.. and you
had to read music to learn a song and finding a book was few and far between
and you would sit up till all hrs of the night and day playing along with
records or the radio to learn a song and I didn't know about drop tunings
and I found all kinds of strange ways to play songs that I found out later
were in drop tuning. Yea those days made you work for it!


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Regards
B.H.
Hill Amplification
http://webpages.charter.net/brianhil...lification.htm

Sorry guys wrong group!

BH

"Brian Hill" wrote in message
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Sorry guys wrong group!

BH

NP Brian. You're right, the old days you DID have to work for it.. for
almost anything. But it was all worth it, gave one a sense of accomplishment
that you don't get today with all the test answers published online and
colored keytabs for keyboards, etc.

Take care. Stay cool.

"Brian Hill" wrote in message
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Sorry guys wrong group!

BH

Quite a thread for mistake hey Brian.

"Tom Biasi" wrote in message
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"Brian Hill" wrote in message
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Sorry guys wrong group!

BH

Quite a thread for mistake hey Brian.

LOL! Boy! I guess.

BH

I don't remember much of anything good about the old days. They're gone-
that's good. Mostly I remember JFK's death, duck and cover drills, Cuban
Missiles, Vietnam body counts, Selma, Watts, Newark, then RFK and Martin
Luther King,

John H.

"Hagstar" wrote in message
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I don't remember much of anything good about the old days. They're gone-
that's good. Mostly I remember JFK's death, duck and cover drills, Cuban
Missiles, Vietnam body counts, Selma, Watts, Newark, then RFK and Martin
Luther King,

John H.

Not much good about these days either, John.

Today we have daily scandals in DC, duct tape and garbage bags, terror
threats real and imagined, kids killing kids for their shoes, people killing
people for sport or as a form of suicide, the Axis of Evil, Katrina victims,
widespread firestorms, Iraq and Afghanistan body counts and a choice of
presidential candidates that is really no choice at all.

All in the way you choose to look at things. In some ways the Hippies were
right.. but, like most anyone, they sold out to the system and the almighty
dollar in the end. And the cold war was better than the one we're in now
(and is also seemingly making a comeback), in that at least the Soviets had
more or less the same morals that we did, and placed the same importance on
the lives of at least themselves and their families. This century's crazies
don't care, whether they are Islamic extremist crazies or college and high
school student crazies.

All that aside, nobody used the words "good old days". Only "old days",
when we earned what we got, instead of expecting it to be given to us just
for the asking. I can't speak for anyone but myself, but I thought that was
better.

C'est la vie.

Stay safe, John.

"Brenda Ann" wrote in message
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Not much good about these days either, John.

Today we have daily scandals in DC, duct tape and garbage bags, terror
threats real and imagined, kids killing kids for their shoes, people
killing people for sport or as a form of suicide, the Axis of Evil,
Katrina victims, widespread firestorms, Iraq and Afghanistan body counts
and a choice of presidential candidates that is really no choice at all.

Well, sure, but other than that, things are pretty good, right?

I mean, we -are- enjoying the longest period of strong prosperity this world
has seen in a l-o-n-g time. With the exception of energy, material goods
are cheaper in relative terms than they have ever been!

So quitcherbitchin!

"Hagstar" wrote in message
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I don't remember much of anything good about the old days. They're gone-
that's good. Mostly I remember JFK's death, duck and cover drills, Cuban
Missiles, Vietnam body counts, Selma, Watts, Newark, then RFK and Martin
Luther King,

John H.


I remember JFK.. I remember his and dream, and Americans
putting a man on the moon...

I remember AM radio when it was king.

Life was good.

I remember JFK.. I remember his and dream, and Americans
putting a man on the moon...

I remember AM radio when it was king.

Life was good.



Hey,
AM radio is king now.
How does it go? Dope smoking, long hair, maggot infested, hippy FM jocks?

Tom