njhammer
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Ditto and it's an awesome playing guitar to boot!
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Ditto and it's an awesome playing guitar to boot!
setenza
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Nice..I am turning into a HUGE Dargie Delight fan.
Kermit was wrong..it is actually easy being green!
tunaman4u2
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Wow, that's a beauty!
njhammer
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I hear ya....love to find a DD Sterling 5 - must be a rarity.
jlepre
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Maybe a Sterling 5 DD II. ST5 wasn't made for the original DD run
njhammer
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Fine by me, John!
ivbenaplayin
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Bongos & Boats... Doesn't get much better than this.
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Holdsg
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I'm gonna guess you weren't playing "Pontoon" by Little Big Town.
keko
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Now that's an awesome "water" gig!
bignasty
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yeah, that show must have had a crazy slow mosh pit
njhammer
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Slosh pit, more like...great looking gig.
That's a crazy setup! Must've been a blast.
the explode man
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Me playing my Sterling DDII in my band Windy City Slaughter!
ivbenaplayin
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Slosh"ed" pit would probably be accurate...
This was our 2nd year playing that gig. It's so fun i almost feel guilty taking any $ for playing it.Sent from my SGH-T769 using Tapatalk 2
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We play a lot of festivals but this is by far our favorite every year. The Waterfront Blues Festival in Portland OR draws over 100K people and raised more than $1.3M for our local food bank. Headliners this year included Mavis, Taj, and an unbelievable performance from Robert Plant.
Our guitar player (pictured here) played an after hours jam with Robert. For some reason I didn't get the call.
tbone
Our guitar player (pictured here) played an after hours jam with Robert. For some reason I didn't get the call.
tbone
keko
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Great pic tbone,
what is this "tin armor" on Your mate for?
what is this "tin armor" on Your mate for?
njhammer
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It's a washboard and shows the great strides made recently in who gets to do the laundry...
All kidding aside, it's used for percussion.
keko
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I thought so, but have never seen one like that!
T-bone
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And we know what happens when we take over the laundry.....
In our world we call it a rub board. We use forks (dinner forks) and rub them up and down. Sounds kind of like a shaker but a bit more percussive. Many bands use actual old washboards and attach cymbals, wood blocks, bells, horns, and all kinds of things that make noise.
Regardless of what you use, it's all just plain fun. Can't you tell.
