Recent content by wayslow

Cool stuff, m'good friend...listened to this over at FB, too, sounds just as good on this second listen.

I dig 'em! I've been contemplating buying or building one of these things ever since I first heard Seasick Steve play one...and I've checked out that website more than once. For no more than they cost, I think I may just buy one instead of getting myself pissed off trying to make one...

Really nice, bro...not every daughter gets a song written for her. I remember she was learning to strum a while back, is she still interested in playing gittar?

Lol... not with the teeth you have in yer mouth now. :lol:

I'm not a fan of Bigsby's, and I've never cared for the look of the headstock on the Gibson V's. I've seen Mack, probly 20 years ago, and he put on a helluva show...I'm thinkin' he sounded a little on the trebly side, but I think it had to do more with his amp setting than it did with the sound...

That voice sure does sound familiar to me. Without the reverb, you sound a lot like this gal: http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=8486175 Welcome to the site, m'lovely friend. :)

Rev Warhawk...I used a pic that doesn't show the reverse headstock since some of you don't seem to like 'em. Rev Volcano...go ahead, try to play 'er sittin' down without a strap. Rev Roundhouse...I play this one more than the other two combined. DeArmond...2 of my boys learnt how to...

I'd kept dogs as pets for most of my life...but I moved into a condo and no dogs are allowed. I had to find another kind of pet. I got the red haired one first, about a year ago, and loved it so much that I got a second one with dark hair a few months later.

Real nice, bro,the banjer sounds great with this tune. :aok:

Same with most game...elk, deer, etc... When you bbq any of it, you should have a spray bottle of water handy (with a tiny bit of garlic salt in it) to keep it moist while it's cookin'. After reading thru this thread, I took a couple of elk steaks outta the freezer. 65 degrees outside right...

I think quality control for Epi's are close to the same as they are for Gibson these days. There's jewels and shit from both of 'em. I own a couple of Epi's...a Goldtop LP with soapbars and a Dot, both of 'em modded a little. Both are good playin' axes, but not all of them that I tried out at...

Very cool to see young'uns doing something constructive instead of playin' vid games or spending too much time on FB. At my age, I feel fortunate to still have my pa around...he's 93 and still kickin' hard. I learned a lot about woodworking from him, as well as how to do some mechanic work...

Kudos to the chef for making antelope taste good. I've tried it every way I know of...steak, roast, jerky, summer sausage...you name it. Fried, broiled, bbq'd... none of it tasted good to me. The rest of the meal sounds delicious! My favorite meat (for bbq or broil) is beefalo.

Well, according to the ad, the pretty lil butterfly thing has proven to be an enduring hit with budget conscious girls of all ages. :lol: Sure, it'll tune to 440. If yer ever in WA, consider yerself invited to jam on my porch...but bring a different geetar. ;) "Can you hear the scream of...

Nice lookin' ax, for sure...happy pickin'!