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December 8th, 2006

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Well, after hearin John's Blues thingy, mine sounds pretty crummy.
But hey I'm havin fun, This actually sounds halfway ok when I'm playin it, my kids liked it and sang along.
anyway its a classical/country/throw in an e flat here and there version, and now that I hear it I'm gonna take those slides into notes out, yeah.
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Hey man I think that sounds great. Good job!

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