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Every instrument is truly a team effort all the way through from beginning to end. Ben's facilitating ensures that it goes smoothly and quickly..Or else!

Yeah Ben, see if you can outdo yourself with the next one..I'll just write Craigs name in the control cavity...Heh Heh

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I cringe everytime I hear someone call one of those British cars a "Jag-wire"

I wouldn't say accident, but definitely not what I was going for. Strange things happen when you aren't paying attention and grab a spray gun that you think has one color in it, and it has quite another.

The pics are pretty dark..The guitar's colors are actually quite a bit lighter and more transparent than depicted.

Followed shortly by Toys in the Attic, Rocks, and Frampton Comes Alive..

Al Nichol almost always played a Rick during, and before the Turtles when they were an instrumental surf band called the Crossfires, in which Kaylan and Volman were sax players. The song "Out of Control" features Nichol really giving the Rick a workout.

sloop_john_b wrote:A bit of discussion going on at another forum about 'em.

That's what gave me the idea to post that vid here..

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Actually, seeing that we're already halfway through 2009, wouldn't that be the 2010 COY?

Nice FG! Just how I like 'em

winston wrote:Very cool Eric. I wonder though..............when they turn 60 will they call themselves Grandma Shakes?

Well, at least they'll still be shakin'

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Dammit Nick, that was supposed to be a secret!