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Old April 21st, 2006
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Just stopping in and saying hi. I'm going to take a look around the place, looks nice.

I've been playing guitar for only 6 years, I was a 'late starter' but you've got to start somewhere.

Over the last year I've really started to work some slide playing in to my bag so I was looking for a place with fellow 'sliders'. 8)

One of my favorite things about playing slide, is the number of different items you can use. It's a world of tone out there waiting to be discovered!

I guess my biggest influence is Duane, we've been working on some Allman Brothers songs for my band and I just love the tone he gets. Good stuff.

So there ye have it.

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glad to meet you gtrhrcane. sliding sure is a whole realm of tone all to itself. You can get a lot 'o help here, especially reading someone elses topics. anyway... hello.


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