coldsummer
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Saw this expression for the first time today on another forum made by a youngster in reference to a semi type guitar fitted with a bigsby replica trem. Made me smile.
Off Topic 'Dad' guitars?
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ZeroFivefour
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George Bernard Shaw put it best...
..."Youth is wasted on the young".
Cheers,
Tom
..."Youth is wasted on the young".
Cheers,
Tom
paranoid70
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'Dad' bands, 'Mom' jeans.... when did being a parent become an insult?
NickLee
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Parent=unhip.
Luc
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Screw that, without my dad I wouldn't have listened to Steve Lukather. Learned about his music, picked up the guitar and have two Lukes now. BP should thank my dad
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Screw that, without my dad I wouldn't have listened to Steve Lukather. Learned about his music, picked up the guitar and have two Lukes now. BP should thank my dad
Well, my dad isn't exactly a rocker, but I totally agree with what Luc just said: both my parents were very supportive in my younger years of learning music, and also bought me my first "serious" instruments..
So, again, screw that!
NickLee
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Hey, I'm just stating what "dad guitar" means....my mom used to book my gigs as a teen, so yeah...
guitarp77
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Now I'm a dad, so I have plenty of "dad's axes" around the house
coldsummer
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Dad-dancing is the funniest thing
Tim O'Sullivan
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I am a father to EBMM guitar children!
Spudmurphy
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Hee hee - I've heard the expression "accountants" or "dentists" guitars often attributed to a guitar with 3 initials that starts with P.
But never "Dad's" guitars.
But never "Dad's" guitars.
My dads pretty sweet!,
I've also been blessed with a father in law that's just as cool. I'm writing this as I'm sitting next to him after a day playing golf, dinner and some ice cream. We also traveled 7.5 hours to get here and we've been in a few bands together.
So to say parents are unhip or boring i say no way!!!
I've also been blessed with a father in law that's just as cool. I'm writing this as I'm sitting next to him after a day playing golf, dinner and some ice cream. We also traveled 7.5 hours to get here and we've been in a few bands together.
So to say parents are unhip or boring i say no way!!!
agt
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Big Poppa's guitars rule!
Mordimer
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As a dad I have a little problem with 'dad guitars' - the problem is… I have only one EBMM 'dad guitar' 
I have to do something with that, 'cause they're growing fast:
I have to do something with that, 'cause they're growing fast:
^ Hey man, the only solution is to buy a twin for your JP BFR..maybe your sons are not going to get into guitar so soon, but in the meantime you could have twice the fun! when you matched the numbers, the only thing to remember is you'll have to strum the GUITARS and cuddle the BABIES, and not vice-versa..
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LawDaddy
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Dad guitars/Daughter basses for this family.
Mordimer
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@GreyDog
"strum the GUITARS and cuddle the BABIES" - I have to write it down in a conspicuous place
My boys are non-identical twins, so the JP7 doesn't have to be identical to the one I have Maybe even not JP… Bongo 6?
"strum the GUITARS and cuddle the BABIES" - I have to write it down in a conspicuous place
My boys are non-identical twins, so the JP7 doesn't have to be identical to the one I have
Maybe even not JP… Bongo 6?
coldsummer
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Apparently you can get Mama Pick-ups now, so it would be possible to have a Dad guitar fitted with Mama pick-ups. How about that
fbecir
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Beware of kids !
At the end, they will even steal your guitar :
(she already stole my classical guitar ... and now I can't compete with her right hand !)
At the end, they will even steal your guitar :
(she already stole my classical guitar ... and now I can't compete with her right hand !)
