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I haven't been to one for a while but I intend to make this one. Does anyone know how long it takes to drive from the Norfolk/Va.Beach area to Fayetteville? I attended a steel jam yesterday in (fiddler) Jerry Dunbar's garage in Kinston, NC and had a great time. Kenny Dail and Clyde Mattocks from Kinston were there along with myself and a friend (steeler Rick Mann) from our area along with some other fine musicians and friends. Kenny Dail is really sounding good on his new Mullen, really getting a great tone. Then ol' Clyde is so good I can't hardly stand it. He nails everything that's thrown in his direction with that great Emmons tone and his great approach to his instrument.

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Livin' in the Past and the Future with a 12 string Mooney Universal tuning.

Hi Jerry, Its just about a five hour drive to Va. beach.i travel to that area pretty often,looking forward to seeing you there


Jimmie

My post was apparently found to be offensive to some and I have chosen to delete them. Have fun folks

Ray Walker has graciously volenteered to host the Sat eve jam with the band. I would go anywhere anytime to pick behind this guy. Great singer and front man. One of those people that doesn't need a band to perform, he's sure of what he's doin' and you guys can play along! If I could sing that well, there would be alot of stuff for sale here!

Maybe Ray Walker will bring down some of those great new seats he is making? what about it Ray?

You betcha Bowie. Folks if you are ready for that new seat please see me at the jam and I will set you up quick. It's gonna be a fun time for all I am sure. Bowie already has his seat as do some of the others. Sittin here jammin with Jack Palmer as I type. He says he's gonna make if at all possible. Look forward to seeing you all.

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You betcha Bowie. Folks, if you are ready for that new seat please see me at the jam and I will set you up quick. It's gonna be a fun time for all I am sure. Bowie already has his seat as do some of the others. Sittin here jammin with Jack Palmer as I type. He says he's gonna make if at all possible. Look forward to seeing you all. By the way Jacks looks and sounds great behind that D-10 Mullen he just bought. Finally he got a good guitar. I just completed the body for a custom SD-10 that he will be finishing in the next couple of weeks. I can't wait for him to show up at a jam with it.

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Ray I hope I did'nt put my foot in my mouth. But I do have to say this my Freind. You and Deb did a great job at Roberts and all that talent should not be waisted.You are good at what you do and I'm proud to say that you are a good freind.You need to get involved if I could do what you can do I would be there to help out.By the way I'm having a lot of fun with the Dobro and it seems to help me on the Steel.
Sam White

Sam....I will be at the Fayetteville jam and looking forward to having a lot of fun and doing some pickin too. It would be an honor to introduce the many friends I have found in the Mid Atlantic Steel Guitar Association. You gonna make this one Sam??? Hope to see you and Anna there before you disappear to the north...

Ray

Hey Ray,
Lets try to talk my Buddy Russ Kern into coming to this jam, and bringing that pretty Mullen Guitar. He needs a little pep talk so lets see what we can do!

I LOVE THE SEAT RAY! THANKS!

Jeb

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Well Now Russ is a buddy of mine and although it's a pretty long trip for him he makes most of the jams. I hope to see him and his lovely bride at the Fayetteville jam. It's going to be a fun time. What say Russ?? Coming down to play???

Ray

And Jeb don't forget to bring your guitar

Ray,
I wont forget to bring my guitar. I am looking forward to murdering a few songs! Only three weeks! And Ray, dont forget that beautiful Mullen of yours either!
Jeb

Ok Folks! Its time this post gets moved to the top as a reminder that this event is just around the corner. Make your plans now to attend if you haven't already.

Regards
Ken Latchum
President MASGA

Just talked with Wade Hargrove, and he is planning on making it on Sunday; he is the guy that played in Wilson at the last jam there, and who professed to be just starting, then tore apart some fine C6 for us; besides that he is a super nice fellow; also, talked with Mr. C6 smooth himself, John D. Williams and he plans to be there. Looks like it is going to be a great turnout..Try to make it!! <FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Bowie Martin on 09 November 2003 at 05:53 PM.]</p></FONT>

I will be there and I'm trying to get my pal Chuck Campbell to come also.

As FORMER MEMBER of the MASGA...I will also attend with my 2002 Blue Carter D-12. I also have MC capabilities..having been a musician and front man for well over40 years. As to my playing abilities...that's questionable! I have my good days and bad days. It seems like at jams and shows I have my BAD Days..But plan on Having a very good Two days at this venture
Grouchyvet

Hey Bob, if I could play bass and sing like you and Chuck, I'd throw my mess in the river! look forward to seeing you guys again. Clyde, you had the best tone at the Tri-City jam and played some neat tunes that you dont normally hear on steel. See you guys there!

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I hope the preceding bumps were the steel guitar cases bumping tail gate of the pickup or trunk lid of the family car. Because it is very close to the time to start the Mid Atlantic Steel Guitar jam in Faytetteville, North Carolina.
If you are traveling south on I95 and arrive at "South of the Border", you've gone too far, turn around and go back north to exit 41.
If you're traveling east on I40 and it looks really wet in front of you, you've gone too far, that's the Atlantic Ocean, not MASGA. Fayetteville is 100 miles from the beach.
Well you get the idea. Big Jimmie, Skip and I are looking for you. Your MC's are Skip, Jerry Fleming, Bowie Martin, Ray Walker (The Walker Professional Players Chair), and Glen Lanning, Vice President of MASGA.
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ZB Custom D10 8/5
'75 Session 400 w/JBL Session 500 w/BW

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