Hoochie Coo... I said I was gonna do it...

Ebidis said:
You know, when I first got that guitar it was pretty good. A decent player. I put quite a bit of work into it and made it great. Now it's one of my favorites. Plays like a dream.

Plus it has sentimental value, because it was given to me as a birthday/Christmas present by a close friend who is now deceased.
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Nothing will make me happy to see you play that guitar more than .............. you know what guitar....., lol

I too learning slowly how to do things on guitar other than change strings. :)

Sorry about your friend, hang on to that guitar in memory of your friend :)
 
Ramo said:
Nothing will make me happy to see you play that guitar more than .............. you know what guitar....., lol

I too learning slowly how to do things on guitar other than change strings. :)

Sorry about your friend, hang on to that guitar in memory of your friend :)
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Session 5 said:
Nice to see you kept it!(y)
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That guitar is not going anywhere. They will have to pry it from my cold dead hands.
 
Clockworkmike said:
That's why i couldnt part with the Tele or 3 acoustics I own: the Tele was my 12th birthday present and started everything. The acoustics were inherited when my grandparents passed away. Might not use the other 3 hardly but i couldnt give them up at the same time
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My Yamaha 12 string is that guitar for me. Bought it in 1973. I was playing it in a small group in 1974 when the future Mrs. IbLive took an interest. I still have the girl and the guitar. Guitar isn’t really playable right now.... but I could never part with it.
 
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