bayoubill

I Am glad to see guitar players still wear socks with their sandals OMG I AM DEAF!

Susan and I went to lunch years ago and had Mexican food. I Am a name dropper ...... I apologize ☹️

We used to have many women on the forums. They've drifted slowly away and I miss them. I took 2 of them to lunch and we had a great time. Very knowledgeable and talented women have passed though these Cakewalk portals There may be more here now but I haven't seen any women here in a while

I would if I was 30 years younger

When it is delivered I will post a picture of it as it looks with all the other guitars on my wall Becan for breakfast while I wait till Mike calls and tells me it’s on the way to it’s new home. I will then name her. I need suggestions. Right now I Am leaning toward Nancy after Nancy Wilson

Dang! Those shifty sales guys at Sweetwater. I was calling for info and the next thing I know he's sending me this one

I think I Am going to get this one. I love the look. Matches my GB 100 cept' solid body. I played this guitar at our local Guitar Center and was amazed how light it was. Lighter than my tele . I love the humbucker sound too p.s btw, I've been meaning to tell ya James, I love your songs.

That's the one. Note that I Am letting XX choose the color so I can say she picked my guitar. The cherry sunburst one

Cents I Am poor and can only pay so much I Am considering getting this guitar cuz I don't have a guitar with humbuckers. Les Paul studio tribute

My grandson can whiz though scales and arpeggios. When he picks up his guitar that's what he plays. I asked him to play a song. He started playing bits of a guitar riff from a tune he liked. Then I asked if he knew one melody to any tune. He knew none. Long ago I told him the key to playing music is to know music and how people understand and perceive it. I said he should learn as many melodies as he could and be able to play them in a singing style. He did not do that. Well all I could think of was an analogy of being able to build a house and everything it involves and having many many tools and not know how to use them. No matter how many tools you have to build a house, until you know how and what it takes to build that house you not going to have a house. He smiled shook his head yes. When I left the room he resumed his speed scale workout

I Am a artistic geniuses and have been sense coming to the coffee house! I Am just not aware and have been sense coming to the coffee house!

Only in Bapu’s case

I hope this isn't the way this forum is going

Get on the bus Get off the the bus set up. Tear down. Get on the bus Get off the bus set up Tear down. 4 sets 4 hours over and over and over for eternity

I have gorilla hands and don’t need a vibrato bar. I rip off 8s and 9s so I moved to heavier strings. I suppose I play and look ? and smell like one too ? though I Am not hairy you can call me hairy but I prefer bayoubill

I prefer these but wasn't paying attention when I bought the strings above

I'm sticking to these

I have coffee everywhere I go

I credit Bapu for making me realize there in only one key. that is Am LONG LIVE BAPU!!!

at least Bapu maintained his post count

J'aime cela! Belle voix et jouer

I think it's a sound you hear that calls you. Strats did that to me. I feel in love with that sound. Teles have a sound I've always wanted but never got around to owning till a few years ago. I've played so many kinds and makes of guitars but I always come back to my Strat. Gibsons always seem to be missing something to me. I did loved my 335 and Ibanez GB10 . Both were golden and sounded great and I used them a lot on gigs but at home I had my Strat

THANKS! I really like this one!

I'm really thinking about switching my bridge pickup on the Strat. Seymour Duncan 59 was one of the pickups I was looking at. So many choices it's hard to make a decision

For Solos it's this one