Sammy Andrews
Love the blues and ballads
Joe is the Inspiration !!
Plays: Guitar
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well, Mick Jagger turned 60 yesterday...Happy B-day to Mick...sadly I have to say I remember when the stones first appeared on the Ed Sullivan show...*sigh*...I'm so old....*waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah*..................
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Sat Jul 26 '03 5:57:59 am
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Avzwam
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Can anyone tell me which harmonizer Joe uses when he plays 'Why' live nowadays (2003). I'd like to play the song with my band but I can't find the right harmonizer.
Thanks,
Avzwam
E-Mail: Avzwam@hotmail.com
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Sat Jul 26 '03 6:00:49 am
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crushingday62
chris woodland
slough, berks
england
Plays: Guitar (26 years)
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my top 5 cd's at the present time:
1- dark side of the moon-floyd
2-alive in an ultra world-vai
3-satriani live in paris '90
4-american beauty soundtrack-thomas newman
5-dancing-mike keneally
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Sat Jul 26 '03 6:01:40 am
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FuSiOn5000
simon manzer
halifax, nova scotia
canada
Plays: Guitar (26 years)
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I noticed that alot of people where just posting really famouse guitarist as their favs. while this is good i thought id post a list of guitarist who ate underated and deserve much more fame, look these dudes up on the internet you will not be dissapointed. i know i was hungry for new guitarist for a very long time. someone gave me a list :)
-Al estrada- www.alestrada.com
-Michael Shenker
-Vitalij Kurpij (amazing keyboardist. played with greg howe macalpine, bellas ect.)
-chris brooke- www.chrisbrooks.com
-Jeff Watson
-vivian cambell
-tony fredinelli (from third eye blind!!!! check 80's band "apocrypha" very intense shredder)
-ritchie kotzen
just a few if you ever have some time. you won't regret.
check out this solo too. Superstitiouse by Europe. SO GOOD.
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Sat Jul 26 '03 6:30:19 am
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wolf2
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....oh yeah jess ,wolf hurry my aass 12-2 man yeah e man ,make the depot,money and rye dont bother me and oh yeah tracey likes you.,wirebrains ,scalp removwed,are you runninh through the bush,again ill,jump in the swa,mp really youlle be ok irs good yes.
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Sat Jul 26 '03 8:13:54 am
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desertstormjoe
Joe Bouza
Houston, TEXAS
USA
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Hi Joe , Hi all,
Nice web site. I've been a fan since '87 looking forward to the next Houston visit. It's awesome to see how many places the music tours have spread across !!
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Sat Jul 26 '03 8:18:12 am
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jelly man
Paul Huxley
Guildford, Surrey
England
Plays: Bass (24 years)
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templar - yeah, you are quite right about the stu/boo thing- i was only saying it cause a few posts earlier someone posted te ultimate satch newbie post "hey joe, where you going with that guitar/axe in your hand" then i commented about it, then someone else posted another satch newbie comment (i forget who and what) so I thought i'd add in the other classic one.
Edited Sat Jul 26 '03 8:47 am
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Sat Jul 26 '03 8:26:38 am
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OCPS470
Chris Peters
Lake Mary, FL
USA
Plays: Guitar (28 years)
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TO ALL: for contributers to the T2J cd project that haven't sent your share of the duplication fee to Trutina, please please do so. All we are waiting on to proceed to duplication is for all of the money to come in.
FuSiOn5000: Have you ever heard Devorjak's New World Symphony(his 9th symphony I believe)? It's one of the most amazing pieces! And yes, Chopin is amazing, before guitar I played only piano, and Chopin is the man when it comes to merging technical prowess, melody, and emotion into a composition. Almost everything he's every done is briliant....which I can't say for most other classical/baroque/romantic artists.
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Sat Jul 26 '03 9:46:59 am
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wolf2
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..Itee yeah park avenue is just Skid row ,I JUST REMBERed, sumthin ther jess and terry ,yeah i gu ess ille stop by sometime,maybe save you some injuries.wolfstillthough depot ,rye ,jess etc wol... and um hey sheila babie, yeah thepost card me man ive been meaing to taklk to you ,ille keep you post keep you eyes peeld, man this hurts hey sheila, stick with it ,then your gonna dial,,,wolfie.
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Sat Jul 26 '03 10:05:17 am
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jelly man
Paul Huxley
Guildford, Surrey
England
Plays: Bass (24 years)
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OCPS470 - Dvorjak...that piece is very good but i don't think it's his best... it's one of many examples where "named" pieces are remembered above probably superior unnamed pieces (eg. something like Chopin's Prelude no 4 in Em as an unnamed piece, with Chopin's Prelude no 15 (Raindrop) being far better known and named... though those are both great pieces).
Chopin was a great composer. No doubt about it. Although fairly limited to piano... my second favourite composer (after Stravinsky...)
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Sat Jul 26 '03 10:13:49 am
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vasectomyone
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Hey joe
When will you be touring england and will you be coming to Newcastle telewest arena. If so when? My son and I would very much like to see you live. Hopefully see you soon.
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Sat Jul 26 '03 11:50:42 am
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henry cook
florida, florida
texas
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satch please could you give me the full live rig setup for one of your great live gigs + the dates of you touring in england if poss
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Sat Jul 26 '03 12:20:56 pm
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Sharif
Sharif Jameel
Parkville, Maryland
USA
Plays: Guitar (30 years)
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Mick my band covers In the Hall of the Mountain King when we gig - it's a good opener because people don't know what to expect after you open with that! We usually start with just me on the guitar doing a classical interpretation of the piece, then the entire band kicks in with a heavy heavy version for a few bars...then into our first song.
SJ
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Sat Jul 26 '03 12:37:02 pm
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PJH
Petteri Heino
Valkeakoski,
Finland
Plays: Guitar (36 years)
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Avzwam: Check out Joe's messages by clicking the blue link on top of the page which says "Joe messages".
Joe actually happened to answer that very question a few months ago in his latest post here.
- PJH
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Sat Jul 26 '03 12:51:03 pm
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