Flaneur

I'm looking for something loud, with a solid top, that's easy to play and stays in tune. Nothing too expensive, as I expect to be playing it in the pub a lot..... A Godin, Epiphone, or similar maybe?

Thursday at Drummonds ....................

11.45 on thursday, at the West Chapel of Aberdeen Crematorium.

As good a drummer and as sought-after a sound man that he was, Kev will be missed more for his personality. Always positive, gracious and supportive of other musicians, he was one of life's participants- never an onlooker. I wish I'd known him better and longer- one of those rare guys with no detractors at all. How many of us can say the same?

Well I guess it doesn't matter any more...........

Thought I'd bump this one, for all the occasional posters/reluctant Smith owners out there:-)

Ry Cooder beat you to it.

Thanks for that- I noticed the website. Gotta love dealing with a small unpretentious company............

Thanks- I'll pick one up on wednesday. I love it when someone's granny from Oldmeldrum is trying to sell two Brown Stools for 10...........o_O

Can I also recommend "Tears for souvenirs" by Ken Dodd, "Distant Drums", by JR and the ever-popular "Please release me" by Englebert? Give your friends a laugh and horrify your relatives at the same time.......8-)

I emailed him! thanks:up:

My mother loved Jim Reeves, Ken Dodd and Englebert Humperdinck- ballads, basically. Can't forget the words to some of those songs, no matter how I try. I once played a thrash punk version of Reeves' "I love you because" at a party and it went down a storm:-)

Preferably a GS1 or GS2......but if you have anything taking up space and you'd rather have the cash, let me know.

What kind of money are you looking for?

Which of the 1960 cabs do you have- is it an A, an AX or a TV?

These days my consultant insists I favour quality over quantity. I'm glad you guys seem to agree with me.

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