Jamming at the Rim Rock - Remington Ride

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Charlie Wallace
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Jamming at the Rim Rock - Remington Ride

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A jam session at Jim Austin's Rim Rock California Ranch. I think the bottle of tequila on the table was responsible for a few of the notes I played..... or tried to play.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqoeXECZ ... re=channel
Jim Austin - bass
Kenny Newberry - guitar
Dennis Challman - guitar
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Tom Pettingill
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What great fun Charlie, thanks for the link :)
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Stephen Gambrell
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Post by Stephen Gambrell »

THAT'S what it's about. Havin' fun!
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Bill Leff
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Post by Bill Leff »

Good stuff Charlie!

:D :D
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chris ivey
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hi charlie....how ya got that metal geetar tooned??
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Charlie Wallace
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Tricone tuning

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Hey Chris, great to hear from you!. Haven't seen you in a while. The guitar is tuned top to bottom: E - C - A - G - E - C#. The one I was playing belongs to my buddy Jim Austin.
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Steve Cunningham
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Post by Steve Cunningham »

Great playing...very cool!
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