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Thanks Bobby, I was thinking about a digital reverb and that price is what I was looking at and I want a delay with it. I'm not even close to being a professional musician, or ever will be, or I would

Yeah, but how's your vision? :-) Bobby

I had a GREAT! hand exerciser that I kept with me at all times, I used it every day and really enjoyed it, but one day my mother caught me. What can you do, things were a lot stricter back in those

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Got any? Ron Living and playing outside the box. http://www.myspace.com/ron45becker [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

On Nov 11, 2010, at 2:01 AM, Andr� Rodrigues P. Silva wrote: > Greetings everyone, > I don't want to start a sort of dispute, my own experience in the > field of Jazz > is very limited, but i'd say

Ten Four Will. Especially the singing. Thanks. Ron Living and playing outside the box. http://www.myspace.com/ron45becker [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I know a little of what you mean about the third finger thing from Pumping Nylon maybe I forget, they move thru the same sheath or something l

The only ones I know who endorse ultra sound or magnetic therapy are the chiropractors, and you know how I feel about them. Now morphine..... Bobby

Thanks Alisdair, I understand the reasoning there. And Dave's analogy is right on. In the case of guitar players, increasing circulation is the aim and relief of inflammation is the aim rather than

I used to use an Alesis Nanoverb and found it OK at low effect levels. These days, though, a lot of multi-effects are cheaper than stomp boxes and they seem to have got a lot better. I've just bought

I play every day, and I'm pretty sure inflammation is involved. It's pretty much the source of the discomfort. Anyone know if ultra sound is good for inflammation in joints? Ron Living and playing

Thanks Bobby, This idea of guitar in hand always appealed more to me than separate exercises. But it's good to have confirmation. Where is that C chord again? And you know?...I never liked that sick

Hi John, There are some good ones out there, but they are not cheap. On EBay, the Peavy (now discontinued) Reverb/Tremolo comes up from time to time for around $300 (it was originally around $800

I have this Polytone Mini Brute amp, the one with the big speaker, I think it is 14". Anyway the reverb is shot on it. Otherwise it has a very good strong clean sound with good bass response. The

FYI Someone Out There Is Listening: The Life of Eddie Hazell, Jazz Guitar-Vocalist by Ed Petkus http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0761848673/

Rudy Regalado Percussionist of Latin bands El Chicano and Chevere Rudy Regalado, 67, a salsa and Latin jazz percussionist and bandleader who was a member of the Latino rock band El Chicano, died

Jazz guitarist Eddie Hazell, at 76 Thursday, November 11, 2010 By Jay Levin The Record Little Falls native Eddie Hazell, a jazz guitarist and singer who performed nationwide, including many gigs at

As well as helping to extend the productive length of an individual practice session, stretching exercises help immensely to extend the life of an active career in music, as well as life in general. I

Hi Alisdair, Agreed. Strength exercises do more harm than good when using fine motor skills. If I ever need brain surgery, I will not go to the muscle-bound surgeon. Guitarists suffer most from