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Post by scrota on Jan 29, 2006 0:21:03 GMT 10
did a gig with steve tonight. he played the trumpet (after three weeks of not playing the trumpet) he squeled out double C's and completely blew me off the bandstand.
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Post by ironguts on Jan 29, 2006 8:12:41 GMT 10
Trumpet is easy, especially if you dont practice. Try being a sax player, man thats testing!
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Post by happy on Jan 29, 2006 10:19:04 GMT 10
Steve is extraordinary. I think if he was able to limit himself to say 4 or 5 instruments he would be even more amazing. Let alone if he actually just played ONE (very frightening, all the big machos tremble in their boots...)
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Post by Happy Highlander on Jan 29, 2006 19:07:00 GMT 10
Happy, what a stupid comment. He still wouldn't actually practice any of them. He just whistles at home.....occasionally. I think if you were able to limit yourself to say 4 or 5 words you would sound even more intelligent. Sorry mate, couldn't resisit. ![:-*](//storage.proboards.com/forum/images/smiley/kiss.png) Steve Grant should get awards for ........ everything but early morning rehearsals (ie: before 4pm) Scrota: I could squelch out half a C and blow you off the bandstand. Guts, sax is the hardest instrument, thats why only the toughest guys can play it. Drums must be harder though. If you need proof just take a look at Wallis, Brown, Turnball, Burdett, Fischer etc to see what it can do to your phys......crap, how do you spell Fizz-Eek?
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Post by murphybridget on May 28, 2024 19:18:04 GMT 10
Happy, what a stupid comment. He still wouldn't actually practice any of them. He just whistles at home.....occasionally. I think if you were able to limit yourself to say 4 or 5 words you would sound even more intelligent. Sorry mate, couldn't resisit. ![:-*](//storage.proboards.com/forum/images/smiley/kiss.png) Steve Grant should get awards for ........ everything but early morning rehearsals (ie: before 4pm) Scrota: I could squelch out half a C and blow you off the bandstand. Guts, sax is the hardest instrument, thats why only the toughest guys can play it. Drums must be harder though. If you need proof just take a look at Wallis, Brown, Turnball, Burdett, Fischer etc to see what it can do to your phys......crap, how do you spell Fizz-Eek? I actually enjoy whistles at home, it's a great way for me to relax.
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Post by murphybridget on Jul 17, 2024 18:38:55 GMT 10
Happy, what a stupid comment. He still wouldn't actually practice any of them. He just whistles at home.....occasionally. I think if you were able to limit yourself to say 4 or 5 words you would sound even more intelligent. Sorry mate, couldn't resisit. ![:-*](//storage.proboards.com/forum/images/smiley/kiss.png) Steve Grant should get awards for ........ everything but early morning rehearsals (ie: before 4pm) Scrota: I could squelch out half a C and blow you off the bandstand. Guts, sax is the hardest instrument, thats why only the toughest guys can play it. Drums must be harder though. If you need proof just take a look at Wallis, Brown, Turnball, Burdett, Fischer etc to see what it can do to your phys......crap, how do you spell Fizz-Eek? I actually enjoy whistles at home, it's a great way for me to relax. The Irish tin whistle, also known as the penny whistle, is a simple six-holed flute that has become a cornerstone of Irish folk music. Emerging in the 19th century, this instrument, traditionally made from tin or brass, produces a sweet, clear tone. Its affordability and ease of learning have contributed to its widespread and enduring popularity.
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