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revster last won the day on December 28 2019

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  1. Mandy, thank you for entrusting this Guitar Family with your so intimate feelings of your loss. It is a privilege for us to receive. Yesterday I saw my Brother who is dying from prostrate cancer as well as a lung disease. Everything is a little teary today. I am also retired clergy of over 43 years of ministry. experience does not overcome feelings sometimes. Know you are not alone for you are lifted by this guitar Family. Some day you will take a deep breath, pick up your guitar and the music will touch your soul and bless you. I believe that is the gift of music. May the gift bless you today, tomorrow and all years to come. When you need us we are here!
  2. Steve, you have always shown us your Guitar Family the utmost in caring. Knowing all the work you put into a Gathering We understand how difficult it must be to cancel this year. You made the right decision and as always we support you. We do not know what the world will be like in the near future. We do know you will inspire and encourage OUR musical journeys. Thank you.
  3. WOW,I recently looked at one of these guitars. Congrats and enjoy
  4. bkd60 check Guitar Gathering on YouTube, and you should find it. it was quite goof
  5. Steve really loves this Hymn and plays it so beautifully. check feb 16 2018 Live lesson
  6. It has been suggested in past Conferences of renting a guitar in Nashville for the week, instead of bringing your own with all the possible hassles.
  7. Thanks Steve for this lesson. I have an idea about using chord structures like this for a while so I could go further up the neck but have not been able to form a structured process to work on the idea. You gave me what I needed! One question though: you mentioned a guitarist would not usually need to know triads on 6 through 4th strings, Why? maybe staying away from Bass guitar? thanks AGAIN. I have used neck diagrams with all notes to picture these triads in the past. it has help see them
  8. I think it was just introduced at Namm . There is another video from channel, Steve from Boston, on youtube . interesting amp
  9. Congrats on new guitar. I too love the colour. Gift to ourselves bring great joy. I know
  10. Thanks Friends for all the support. Eracer the London store is very good one. I have about five stores within 1 hour of me and this is one of the better ones for space, choice and salespeople. Oldjock that is exactly what I want to do. I saw Gordon over a year ago, and have one of his songbooks that I can put to my learning and growing use. Lightfoot has been one of my favorites for many, many decades along few other Folkies. Thanks again for this Community
  11. All the talk about 12 strings a few months got me looking. I tried Guilds, Seagulls, Yamahas and others. All okay but fell in love with used Martin D12x1ae at Long and McQuade store in North London,Ontario Had to go back twice before it just call to be taken home as a Christmas gift to myself. Love the neck on this one. SO< merry Christmas to me!
  12. enjoy, I have had one of these for several years and truly love it!
  13. sorry just to add from history. moved from japan to Taiwan in 1972. started with red label but soon 4 different colours of tan; 75-77 had black labels; 77-81 had white label. exports were mostly tan labels. I am in Canada so check prices online in US
  14. Hey, I was just looking at one of these coming up at an auction.if it has red nippon label and a trust rod it is after 1968, with classical guitar style body and ladder bracing. the lamination for body was actual tone woods , not plywood. Found a history on google. There are a couple videos of people playing them sound quite bright.

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