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The route from Waco to Cornwall goes right through Indy!

Ya know, Harris could pick you up with out going too far out of his way........

ALB is two hours. BTV is one hour. RUT is only 45 minutes away. See you in August!

You bring as much or as little as you need to have a fantastic weekend with us all.

This is your Covid Relief fun. Your vaccination celebration. Your return to normalcy debauchery. 3+ days of beer and BBQ, a covered stage, a decent sound system, a 5000 watt generator, tolerant neighbors and oh my god, the sunsets. Plenty of space for camping or for the less hardy there's a...

67 days until the umpteenth annual HR.com, A&A.com FBdragon cave beer, BBQ JAMFEST ! Featuring a bunch of old ass home rec'ers, old fat hippies and a plethora of wayward musicians from various homes of respite. Cornwall VT August 9-11.

A whole lot of really good friends making really bad music, eating really good food and drinking even better beer. ( I'm a Chef, my son is a Brewer). If there's anyone still here that used to go to these things, it's moved around, it has petered out. But now it's time to peter back in.

If I were to purchase my first harmonica what should I get? Which Key? Natural? Diatonic?

Where might one find Ampex 1/4" reel to reel recording tape for a Fostex 8-track recorder? Another local musician was asking and I'd like to help him out. I found some 4 track on ebay, but no 8.

like CAD or samson....................are they any good at all? How about the PG56 by Shure? A little more money, but is it better or are you paying for the name? Should I hold out for the e604's? I'm kinda in a hurry for some tom mics and short on cash.

17 East Recorded live at Nectar's by Boingoman http://www.recordingproject.com/bbs/viewtopic.php?t=27520

the fmaj7 in the key of em? It's followed by a Gmaj7, so I'm assuming it's a secondary dominant that'll resolve to the III. The closest I can come is that it's a substitute for a Dm9 which would be a v/III, but I'm sure I'm a bit out of whack.

I've tried a bunch, some OK, some crap. But there's a LOT more out there and I don't have time to D/L all of them try them all and sort them out. But I'm about to start mixing our newly retracked demo and haven't got @#$% to work with.

Are there any that are worth the effort? I know that nothing can replace a live instructor, but time and money contraints forbid it at this time. I really need to learn my way around this instrument. Although I had an ABSOFREAKINLUTELY FANTABULOUS weekend, I was a bit embarrassed that one year...

My wife just brought one home for me last night :D It's my first guitar amp and so far I like it. It's gonna take me a while to learn how to use it to it's potential, but I'll have fun doing so. Anyone familiar with these? Eventually I'd like a Fender blues Junior but this'll get me started...

STARK MOUNTAIN MUSIC SERIES PRESENTS OPEN MIC NIGHT Hosted By 17 EAST Saturday July 8th, 7:30pm At the Jerusalem Schoolhouse Two dollar donations will be accepted for the benefit of the schoolhouse. Interested? For more info call Dan, ***-****

Can a banana plug be used in a push terminal?

How do I treat this differently than a singer? Or would I? I'm thinking it should have a fairly large amount of room sound. There will be four readers in the performance, and I'm wondering about using a condensor mic on each voice or just going with a pair of overheads for a more live, coffee...

looking for a used modeler on ebay, it looks like a toss up between the Line 6 POD 2.0 and the Johnson J-Station. One plus for the J-Station is that it can be used with a bass as well while the POD is guitar only. (unless you buy a bass POD)