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Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent | Here I am, trying to work out the rust...paunchy, middle-aged white guy hoping he doesn't look the fool! :rolleyes:
Guitar looks good though! ;)
The Overflowing Cup |
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Posts: 171
Location: Oregon | Guitar looks good indeed! And from their review sounds like you're a might humble. Good luck to you though on future performances. |
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Posts: 5575
Location: big island | that's what ya call "patchwork"! good work, patch. |
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Posts: 2850
Location: Midland, MI | The review makes it sound like anything but patchwork. Interestingly enough, my 14yo son's name is Patrick, but we've always called him Patch (unless he was in trouble).
Put up some clips/audio, man! |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | "Played both guitars he brought with him.."
It is best to always come prepared. |
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Posts: 3145
Location: Marlton, NJ | Very nice Patch! I'm up in that area alot - I'll have to make time to stop in.
Mike |
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May 2007
Posts: 166
Location: Veedersburg, Indiana | Great job Patch! When I first played at my church it was my first "public" performance in about 35 years. Talk about nervous. However, the message I was trying to bring won out and I now perform regularly at my church (and others if requested). Guitar does look great!! Keep sharing. |
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January 2007
Posts: 672
Location: New South Wales, Australia | Well done Patch. I was supposed to play my first ever official gig last weekend but due to a number of unforseen circumstances it didn't happen. According to the review it seems your performance went quite well. Congrats |
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Location: Minden, Nebraska | Have fun and be blessed. You already know the 2001 looks killer. |
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First public performance in over three years
