In certain parts of the U.S., particularly the South, we often call other guys "son". It's a colloquialism, I suppose, and used in an atmosphere of friendship.
Country music legend Jerry Reed, for one, called everybody "son".

In certain parts of the U.S., particularly the South, we often call other guys "son". It's a colloquialism, I suppose, and used in an atmosphere of friendship.
Country music legend Jerry Reed, for one, called everybody "son".
It's easy to forget we are in a group with so many diverse languages and that to many English is certainly not their language of choice.
I am in awe of people who speak a second or third language. I've been trying to learn Spanish, but it has been slow progress.
I am fluent in Pig Latin though.

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Checkout these outsanding trad style arranger keyboard performances

yamaha has many organs with a 3rd small keyboard in it... like FS70, FX20 or D85, but i never could find a single youtube video where they actually used the small keys...

here you are:

I always try to use at least two keyboards. On house jobs I use one or two additional keys on my right hand at 90 degrees.


I had a three keyboard Yamaha Electone also. Neat thing is, you could "shake" your right hand while playing and get a response sensitive vibrato. The whole keyboard would move.


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