As an old dude without much technical expertise, I must apologize for my lack of an introduction before posting on this site (first forum fauz pas). I only just now read my obligatory welcome and thought I may as well say hello. I'm a Sansei living in the Colorado Rocky Mountains. Regards, Yosh
Hey, Hi, Hello
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- 21 May 2003
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Hi Boroboro, Better Late Then Never !!
We can always use the "mature" members to balance off the young-uns. I got a feeling we'll see some of your posts in the "food" threads. Don't be a stranger, post often & enjoy your return.
Frank
We can always use the "mature" members to balance off the young-uns. I got a feeling we'll see some of your posts in the "food" threads. Don't be a stranger, post often & enjoy your return.
Frank
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Welcome boroboro
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Welcome to JREF, boroboro!!! You should check out the chat room!!!
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Welcome to JREF boroboro, im pretty new here as well but this is a freindly forum and im sure you will fit in well here
- 28 Jul 2005
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Greetings from the Japan Alps !! It's nice to have you on the forum. I'm probably right with you (havent checked yet) on the length of time spent wandering the planet as well as lack of IT know-how.
Hope you enjoy the forum, and post when you can. Talk to you later !!
Hope you enjoy the forum, and post when you can. Talk to you later !!
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Thanks everybody, for the greetings. I'm almost Uncle Frank old I guess but I have long hair, ride a Harley, and play guitar in a blues/rock band so's I guess I grew old but not up? I'm a half century old in years but, "it ain't so much the years, but it's the miles".
- 28 Jul 2005
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Hey Bro !! I dig the scene. Now I ain't got the hair, except the 'monk's ring', but I can play them blues !! Just give a one, four, five pattern in G, and I can go to town.
Actually, I'm not that good, but can hold my own, in my own way, and have played on stage a number of times before a real, live audience. I guess I like the Mississippi sound a little over the Chicago, but the blues is the blues. . .
Nice !!
Actually, I'm not that good, but can hold my own, in my own way, and have played on stage a number of times before a real, live audience. I guess I like the Mississippi sound a little over the Chicago, but the blues is the blues. . .
Nice !!
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Four-one-four-one-five-four-one Robert Johnson style with an old piece of bronze pipe on an old resonator or screamin' through NOS valves in a vintage tweed with a strat, it still is sayin' the same thing. You gotta feel it to play it. Haven't gigged for a while, I ain't that good either but I think I'm feeling the need to get out and do it again. You a hakujin in Japan? I'm a nihonjin in the States. World's crazy cool kawaiso heh?
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That's right !! I be what you said !! And it is a really cool and wild and crazy world--that's why I love it--and the only one we got.
Who knows, maybe someday, we can gig together. That line you talked about, the Robert Johnson lick; I'll give it a swing. I've got the re-do of his works, so will have to use that to support it. Sounds great, man. See you around on the forum from time to time !! (I'd better go get my stings tightened up and get down a little now. . . ) Mars Man
Who knows, maybe someday, we can gig together. That line you talked about, the Robert Johnson lick; I'll give it a swing. I've got the re-do of his works, so will have to use that to support it. Sounds great, man. See you around on the forum from time to time !! (I'd better go get my stings tightened up and get down a little now. . . ) Mars Man
