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jimh269b - Posted - 07/07/2011: 15:16:45
ok tom just for your request,phyllis went with her mom some were, but anyway i got what you ask for done
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tomberghan - Posted - 07/08/2011: 04:10:15
Brilliant! And I am very interested in that new producer/engineer you have! Tell him I'd like to hire him too if he isn't already booked up for the year with all the Nashville Music Row studios.
Seeing your hand from this angle is REALLY helpful Jim. But I don't think I'll ever be able to pick as well as you! But I am going to study, and study, and STUDY this video!
Thank you friend!!!
Tom
tom elder - Posted - 07/08/2011: 13:50:33
i been wondering from day 1 how jim gets the right middle in front of the pointing finger
jim109b - Posted - 07/09/2011: 02:38:07
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Originally posted by jimh269b
thanks to vacumn cleaner tom
Lumpy - Posted - 07/10/2011: 09:29:03
Jim, very, very nice playing on a difficult tune. Well, difficult for me anyhow. LOL. More please.
Don Borchelt - Posted - 07/11/2011: 04:55:17
I like this video angle 'cuz I get to see the holes in the tone ring band of that '26 ball bearing! Those little holes let all the sound out! And there sure is a lot of sound coming out of this banjo, a great, masterful rendition of Sailor's.
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