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Posted: **22 Jul 2015 8:07 am**

Larry, nothing else sounds like those multi-neck Fenders! Nice stuff guys and gals.

Actually, are there any women joined to the Steel-In?

Posted: **22 Jul 2015 8:14 am**

I think so Dan but, William keeps the girls to himself!

Posted: **22 Jul 2015 2:18 pm**

Larry Robbins wrote:I think so Dan but, William keeps the girls to himself!

"That's what I thought!" (A quote directly from the Chief).

Posted: **22 Jul 2015 10:50 pm**

Hi Larry! Haven't forgotten, but still really, really busy. Hopefully soon! In the meantime, here's my baby.

Posted: **23 Jul 2015 5:01 am**

That's about the ideal 'Bud for my tastes and sensibilities, Lynn. I have to say, ever since I purchased the Mustang III amp, I have not even been window shopping for amplification. I like your videos quite a bit, Lynn. Great vintage sound!

Posted: **23 Jul 2015 5:39 am**

Hi Lynn!
Glad to see you here. Still enjoying your CD!
Join us when you can!

Posted: **23 Jul 2015 12:11 pm**

Hi Lynn,
Your Pro II Custom looks exactly like mine! Very nice.

Best regards,

George

Posted: **23 Jul 2015 9:03 pm**

Thanks, fellas. Nice to feel welcome.

Posted: **24 Jul 2015 12:27 am**

George Buechley wrote:Hi Lynn,
Your Pro II Custom looks exactly like mine! Very nice.

Best regards,

George

I would have mentioned you'rs George, but it doesn't have the "More You Know" star on it.

Posted: **24 Jul 2015 9:54 am**

That reminds me of Jon Stewart's 'the less you know' comet from a few years back.

George

Posted: **24 Jul 2015 12:52 pm**

My drummer gave it to me in the 70's. For me it means, "No way to go but up!" If you heard me play in the 70's, you'd know what I mean.

Posted: **25 Jul 2015 12:25 pm**

Here is my 1998 Emmons Legrande 2. Has great tone and I really like the color.

Posted: **26 Jul 2015 3:10 am**

John Booth wrote:I've been playing for quite a while, but I sometimes still fall into a rut.
Will's lessons keep me moving forward and the guys in the bands I work with notice it.
Will's lessons are by no means just for beginners. Everyone can benefit from them in my opinion.

The session yesterday was proof of that! That intro to I Never Go Around Mirrors was a little tricky, especially if your 2nd string lever only does the 1/2 tone thing. But those of us who work a basic 3 x 4 Emmons copedant are used to lots of slants and other adjustments. The backing tracks he produces really are the key to developing the skillset, especially if your looking for live band/recording applications-benefits. Even if I don't get soemthing 100% like he does it, I almost always work up a few licks up on my own, and then promptly forgetting them.

Posted: **26 Jul 2015 10:26 am**

My little piece of heaven

Posted: **26 Jul 2015 11:03 am**

That is too slick, Coffman!

Posted: **26 Jul 2015 11:03 am**

That is too slick, Coffman!

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