Topic: POW: 118 MUSIC

Big DUH on starting a new thread.

OK.... how about MUSIC. Anything that makes music.
Anything from a gut bucket to a throat tromnette and all things in between...is/are, fair game.

Ah one and ah two...... =)

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?It is dangerous to be right when the government is wrong.? Voltaire

Guitar Drum Tuning fork



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?It is dangerous to be right when the government is wrong.? Voltaire

Thinkling, thinking

Doh... one word twice and still can't do it!!

That would be... thinking, thinking... or not... whatever

(Edited by lan on 09-27-2007 14:14)

Let there be music!

Music pix tend to be a bit blurry, OK! For reasons technical... read not enough money for flash camera... and reasons practical... music's on late at night

Music 1,
Music 2,
Music 3,
More music,
Last music.

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lan said:

and reasons practical... music's on late at night

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No Kidding. Was a time... and all that. =) If I want to hear live music now... I'd have to join a church. =)

There are a couple of pretty cool shots there but the one that has me curious is 'More music'. Is that a workshop? Sort of has that feel to it. And who is it? Thought for a moment that it might be Buddy Guy
but I'm not so sure.


Well I guess it's up to you to pick a new subject or we could just leave it wide open... as in

POW: 119 Anything at all that might tickle our fancy.

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?It is dangerous to be right when the government is wrong.? Voltaire

ah....I was way too busy this week and weekend to get the pics in oh well, you're going to look at them anyway LOL





Later,

C:\

Where's the fat lady?... a music thread can't be over 'til the fat lady sings

^ NJ...

"More Music" features an old friend of mine Barry Benning, at a small concert he gave at the State library here in Darwin. He has been a standout aboriginal musician since the early 60's. Here's a small bio. Not quite as famous as Buddy Guy, but certainly well known among country music lovers in the outback of Australia.

I reckon let the topic run a bit longer... everyone seems reeeeal busy lately, and a week seems to be a bit short these days