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#30 by PigPen on 19 Mar, 2007 14:21
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Damn fine piece of equipment Kajun!
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#31 by schro on 19 Mar, 2007 16:07
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Played Alto & Tenor Sax through HS and college and piano all thru elementary and middle school. I was the only kid in our family that had either the aptitude or interest in music. When I parents moved to Vega$, they still had the piano & didn't want it anymore, so I inherited it. Now my daughter has taken up the interest. She's actually quite good and has inspired me to get out some old sheet music to test my memory. It's been a lot of fun to watch.
She also has gotten into guitar. Santa Schro got her a full sized Yamaha acoustic. I decided that we'd have a friend of ours, Terri Hendrix, autograph it (for those of you that don't know her music, check her out, phenomenal talent www.terrihendrix.com ). Anyway, I shipped it down to her in San Marcos, TX, she autographed it and sent it back. When Nicole got up and came down stairs and saw the guitar, she was amazed and I had to explain to her the pull that Terri has with Santa. -
#32 by Vash on 23 Mar, 2007 16:45
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I'm a percussionist... my current gig set up consists of:
14" Ashiko (for bass) African - Custom build.
10" Batajon (wooden headed Ashiko) - Custom build.
10" Dumbek - Egyptian.
10" Darbukka (w/tamborine built in) - Turkish.
14"x7" Bodhran (w/kangaroo skin head), irish - Custom build.
14"x7" Bodhran (W/goat skin head & black walnut frame), irish - Custom build.
Bones - 4 pair of actual bone & 6 pair of various hard woods.
Spoons - 6 or 7 random metal spoons, and 1 pair of wooden spoons.
Washboard - nothing fancy, yard sale special.
Zildjan tamborine.
I generally play hand drums with my hands (duh), But I keep a nice pair of nylon brushes for effect sometimes.
My hand drums are made by: http://www.givingtreemusic.com
My Bodhrans are by http://www.metloef.com & http://www.delsdrums.com
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#33 by iBald on 23 Mar, 2007 17:23
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I'm a trumpet player and went to college on a music scholarship. Now I teach every fall and a Drill Designer.
Yep, band geek. -
#34 by dieseldan04 on 01 Apr, 2007 14:15
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Band geek here too! I played the trombone in middle, high school, and college. I have been a guitar player for 26 years and I am currently play a Fender Squier Stagemaster, Peavey amp, and Boss effects. It all started after watching " The Buddy Holly Story " on tv when I was a kid.
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#35 by CDN Meathead on 30 May, 2007 23:07
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Funny you should mention movies, I started playn' after watching Crossroads. and can't bear to part with any that I buy. Current inventory
- Washburn HOB electric - throw around guitar.
- 2 x Gibson les pauls - one sunburst, one blk
- 1 fender telecaster
- 1 Takimini 12 string acoustic
- 1 Gibson BB king, Lucille (my Personal Favorite) blk
My 8 yr old has her's on a stand beside mine - fender strat, hello kitty hot pink.
auto graphed by Toni Iomi of Black Sabbath
My 13 yr old son play's (or tries,) drums
My 11 yr old daughter is piano
Can you say brady bunch family. My wife hates it when we try to play together. She also hates the fact that there are so many guitars "cluttering up" our living room. Both my daughter and I play on Peavy amps running through a DigiTech GNX3000 guitar workstation.
My playing style depends alot on my mood. Angry = Metal electric etc. Lately I've been hooked on Jazz and Blues.
LET'S JAM
OOPS forgot to add I can't read a note of sheet music, chords are fine notes, no way josie
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#36 by jon92388 on 02 Jun, 2007 12:01
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I mostly use a older Fender P bass that was gave to me by my uncle he says its from the 60s but the serial number is not all there anymore so I don't know. I use a Ampeg SVT-810E with Ampeg B-4R Amp Head. I worked all last summer for it. My mother says its to loud and a waste of money but I love it.
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#37 by BigJeffrey on 02 Jun, 2007 20:46
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First guitar was an American Standard Fender Strat. When I turned 16 I got a Gibson Les Paul Standard instead of a car. Marshall mini stack for an amp. Later I got a mid priced Takamine acoustic/electric to play around the house. Sold the Les Paul to the guitar player from Jackyl (they are from nearby) a few years back. Still have the Strat and the Tak.
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#38 by Robmeister on 11 Jul, 2007 11:41
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Found some more pics of my '80's band, Letchen Grey. You can see (and HEAR) more at:
www.myspace.com/letchengrey
robmeister rockin the house!
tearin' up another hotel room somewhere in the midwest....yeah that's eye liner on the robmeister!
No fun at all.........YEAH RIGHT!!!
Mark Andersen tearin' it up -
#39 by PigPen on 11 Jul, 2007 12:20
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What was the best part of your legendary career Rob?
The chicks?
The booze?
Tearin up hotel rooms?
The chicks?
Or getting paid to play your music? That's my ideal right there. -
#40 by Robmeister on 11 Jul, 2007 12:36
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The chicks?
The booze?
Tearin up hotel rooms?
The chicks?
Or getting paid to play your music?
YES! -
#41 by PBurke on 11 Jul, 2007 12:40
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....and the worst part would have to be knowning that there are pictures of you wearing that get up like on the hotel bed. right? ha haj/k brudda. that is ALLLLL 80's for sure.
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#42 by PigPen on 11 Jul, 2007 12:41
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Don't forget the eyeliner too
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#43 by herronm on 11 Jul, 2007 13:12
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One more drummer. You really can't have too many.
I started in 1968, in a small Texas town, with some really fine musicians. Played every at the YMCA every weekend starting off, every school dance, then migrated to bars, clubs and every other payin job after that. We played rock until the Country thing hit big time, so I switched. We were the bar band for a BYOB place that packed 1000 people in every Saturday night. Thats were I met my wife.
Also like Robmeister, I retired about 10 years ago and started playing in Church. Still miss the band camaraderie.
I have an 20 year old set of black Pearls and some really old Zildjans that just get better with age.
We MUST put a band together for our next reunion!!!! -
#44 by honestjohnny on 15 Jul, 2007 15:31
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Currently, in the office, I have a Peavey Max 126 mini-bass amp, connected to a Behringer GE-7 eq that I use as a booster/distortion pedal. Still playing my first 'lectric: Maple fretboard, Squier Strat, that I've modified heavily with Kent Armstrong "Hot Rails" and "Motherbucker" in the bridge, Locking Tuners and Hipshot Tremsetter. Jazz to Death Metal and everything in between, though nothing very good
