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Where will all the legends in their own garage play now?

The problem with Guitar Center is three fold in my opinion. 1. Inventory carrying costs.  2. They treat their customers as if they are thieves. 3. Their staff - except every once in a while in the high end acoustic guitar room - doesn't know their stock, or at least is unwilling to share that information.

That sounds good UJB. I have been thinking of another Shenandoah or New River deal as well. I'm also hoping to host Topdown up here some time over the summer and we'd likely set up a camp on the Potomac. If that works out, I'll let you know DE. I use the campground where Ogbuddha used to have the Gatherodeos, which is now owned and operated by one of the local river outfitters.

Hmmmmm. I used to have 70's Epi 6 string. It was a nice guitar.  We've been meaning to get together for some picking anyway. I wouldn't mind giving it a strum and a going over.

What Dino said.

- Zurf

Two things. 

1. It's frickin' cold. 
2. I hate topdown. 

- Zurf

Ol' Reliable is my Yamaha. It's a good guitar, but I don't play it. Instruments should be played. I bought a Breedlove OM Retro from Dirty Ed a few years ago that's my travel and campfire guitar.

12 string is looming large. I have a dreadnought that likes my finger picking, the Breedlove is a good all around guitar, and I have an electris SG knockoff that I'm beginning to use to learn lead and blues, so a 12 string would fit nicely as a strummer.

In the words of a mutual friend of Dirty Ed and I, "I'll be there with bells on. And pants. Pants would be good."

Joking aside, it's a terrific charity and I really do wish you fantastic success.

They're for ukes. I have them on my bas and found I liked fingers better. I tried on my six string but the steel strings tore it up. I didn't care for the sound either. I prefer a bright, clean sound.

I'd have a hard time taking Bongo Boy seriously.  I definitely wouldn't pay someone to broadcast my work unless it was my idea to start.

I'd be up for a boat ride and would kick in a few bucks towards it.

Watching Toney work while we sip adult beverages by the sea is appealling.  I guess it depends on where Roscoe is...

If anyone would like to try kayaking, I'd be willing to give an intro lesson. It would have to be very intro because I've only paddled open water like that twice. I have spent many hours paddling rivers and used to be a real canoe instructor.

Finally, if you've got a grill at your house Topdown, I'm willing to make up some hot wings now that LBP is just in our memories.

Wait a minute!  Who are those people?