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#502518 - 03/27/21 03:09 AM
Re: (OT) Old, tubby guys like me still have a shot
[Re: Kabinopus]
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Senior Member
Registered: 09/21/02
Posts: 5520
Loc: Port Charlotte,FL,USA
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While I can feel too lazy to leave my sofa being twice younger. Well, at least I wrote this message, this should get me some credit for today :-) [/quote]
I certainly will. I always enjoy your thoughtful contributions.
Bernie
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pa4X 76 ,SX900, Audya 76,Yamaha S970 , vArranger, Hammond SK1, Ketron SD40, Centerpoint Space Station, Bose compact
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#502526 - 03/27/21 01:34 PM
Re: (OT) Old, tubby guys like me still have a shot
[Re: bruno123]
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Registered: 01/02/04
Posts: 7305
Loc: Lexington, Ky, USA
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Thanks, Larry. I play both of these numbers every night I can get by with it.
Sometime, I'd like to start a thread about what certain songs mean, both to the individual playing it(them) and what kind of socioeconomic reference it(they)contain (s).
There have been times I wanted to hang it up (the music business), only to run into a tune that energized and inspired (Masquerade, Easy to be Hard, Pieces of April, What are You Doing The Rest of Your Life, That's All, When Sunny Gets Blue, Nature Boy, Suicide is Painless (from MASH), Everything Must Change, Four, All in Love is Fair (Michael McDonald version)and much more.
Each tune has a personal place in my life and in my progression in the music business.
What a lucky M/F I have been.
Russ
Edited by captain Russ (03/27/21 03:25 PM)
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