prewartb3 - Posted - 04/23/2009:  04:52:14

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Diva

You posted a great comment how different strokes for different folks pertaining to banjo choices available on another thread. This got me to thinking. Oh how true.

Your articles in the BNL are very interesting and educational. The next article you write could educate the beginner how not to be intimidated by the pressures of hype and name recognition. The title could be Different Strokes for Different Folks.

I think this would be a great article for the beginner.

PrewarTB3

BanjoDiva - Posted - 04/23/2009:  05:20:15

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Thanks Prewar. That would be an interesting topic and I'll keep it in mind for a future column. The next one (for June) is already written however. It will be about Earl.

mike gregory - Posted - 04/23/2009:  05:47:13

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Earl whom?

pearcemusic - Posted - 04/23/2009:  05:57:11

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Originally posted by mike gregory

Earl whom?

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oh no ... not again ..

The Pearce Family Bluegrass Band
www.pearcemusic.com

banjotef - Posted - 04/23/2009:  06:41:04

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You know....Earl! That guy on TV who tries to find people from his past and help them.

Go down pickin''

Studebaker Hawk - Posted - 04/23/2009:  06:47:24

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Originally posted by banjotef

You know....Earl! That guy on TV who tries to find people from his past and help them.

Go down pickin''

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Oh, you mean the same actor who played Dave Seville in the recent Chipmunks movie. He plays banjo? Who knew?...

--Dean

hawksbill - Posted - 04/23/2009:  06:57:59

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Isn't he a "Duke"??

HAWKSBILL Nothing really good, is easy.

bobdenver1961 - Posted - 04/23/2009:  07:54:37

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I think it is some guy on a box of tea. Earl Grey.

Bob

wrangler - Posted - 04/23/2009:  09:14:05

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That Earl Scheib has a good price for painting cars!!!

Mike

To peace, happiness, banjos that stay in tune and people likewise

prewartb3 - Posted - 04/23/2009:  10:19:23

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Can't wait to read your column

PrewarTB3

fisher - Posted - 04/23/2009:  13:12:37

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BanjoDiva - Posted - 04/23/2009:  18:17:02

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Y'alls is all wrong. Its the guy Earl who is on that fishing show. The one who always throws them back.

PeterJ - Posted - 04/24/2009:  08:32:27

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My grandpa pronounced "oil" as "earl". Are you writing a BNL column about the rising global demand for fossil fuels? I can see it now -- now incentives for hybrid banjos.





Peter
"Play the song, not the notes"

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1935tb-11 - Posted - 04/25/2009:  03:23:53

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oh you mean olive earl ,, popeyes sweety!!!


terry m

4 longs and 1 short=banjer ring

prewartb3 - Posted - 04/25/2009:  03:25:00

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How often do you write articles Diva

PrewarTB3

BanjoDiva - Posted - 04/25/2009:  07:34:55

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Originally posted by prewartb3

How often do you write articles Diva

PrewarTB3

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It has varied. Initially it was supposed to be every month but because of space issues in the magazine we went to every other month. Recently the magazine has run into space issues again so the column is going to run every two months. I'm not sure how long that is going to last. The economy has an impact on advertisers and advertisers determine how long the magazine can be and still be viable, etc. I'll write the columns as frequently as the editors can use them.

Diva
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RK R-80 #67 "The Black Dahlia"

prewartb3 - Posted - 04/27/2009:  09:54:54

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I hope the BNL lasts forever. I would imagine in time like all the newspapers around the globe, the internet will take control over paper magazines.

The internet is not so bad. I probably won't take my laptop in the bathroom though

PrewarTB3