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April 4th, 2006
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My new Eric Clapton signature strat
Here are two pics of the Eric Clapton signature strat I got yesterday. I took them quickly with the camera in my cell phone, so they're not the greatest quality. When I have a chance, I'll take good pics with my digital camera and post those. But these should give you a good idea! 
I actually had a dream, and the name Alberta came to me for the Strat - so that's her name! I ain't fighting with no dream message! It took me weeks to come up with the name Larkie for my LP, but Alberta just came to me after playing it for a few hours. Alberta is in Canada where there's lots of snow (WHITE) and there's also the Alberta blues song. So it makes sense to me.
She plays and sounds so nice!
Jim
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you rock and roller, you!
righteous ax!
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Hi Buddy
Lovely Guitar you have 
Alberta is sure very beautiful , you must be so proud to have her
Very happy for ya, Pal
Lots of Regards
Kush
No one can master every aspect of guitar playing, they just get better everyday.
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Sweet Strat Jim.
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Eric Clapton played the song Alberta on his MTV Unplugged performance. Track 10 on the cd.
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Originally Posted by BluesInG
Eric Clapton played the song Alberta on his MTV Unplugged performance. Track 10 on the cd.
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Yes! I have the Unplugged CD and I've heard that track many times. It must have been some kind of subconscious thing between knowing Clapton played that blues piece plus the white of the strat and the snow up there... Who knows, it was a dream (and some of the music I've written I've first heard in a dream, so I don't argue with 'em!)
Jim
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Congrats!
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cool
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Nice axe 
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great guitar...do a lot of you guys name ur guitars?
I can tune a guitar, but I can't tuna fish.... -LMAO
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looks a stunner jim very nice indeed
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Thanks to all!
I like to name my guitars. I should start a poll about how many people do it and what names they chose. But I want to play now...
Jim
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April 5th, 2006
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i am officially completely jealous
Walk softly, carry an M16
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Me too. Nice one Jim. 
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Your very lucky to have such a beautiful axe. Now you have two!
Neil
"Good Music is that which penetrates the ear with facility and quits the memory with difficulty" Thomas Beecham
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