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Baldguitardude wrote:Using wordpress is about the cheapest you can get...a few bucks for the domain, a few bucks for hosting and you're done. The sites are not glamorous but they work, SEO well and you can edit them yourself without paying a geek $55 an hour. Here are some examples I've made in the last month or two (I don't want to link spam so just type these in your browser)
free jazz lessons dot com
sin city k9 dot net
bald guitar dude dot com
DS I would be delighted to help you get something set up and install wordpress for you. For free. 
Thank you! E-mail is on the way to you.
I know WIX is supposed to have advertisements (the free version) so I expect that. Oh well, it's not guitar related anyway. I was just trying to find a way for our club to stay in touch .
Is there such a thing as a free web site and Does any one have their own ? Wix claims they are free but I don't want to find out the hard way that it is not. Any help would be appreciated. DS
oyber33, these are nice gifts but I think papaguitar has you beat. I hope each of you enjoy your gifts very much. If I had known grandkids were so much fun I would of had them first.
so don't play your guitar till tomorrow! Just kidding. Happy NGD. My son has an Alvarez but I don't know the model. It is a nice,affordable guitar.
At least she appreciates it. she could be spoiled and only want the best. Wait a minute! She has the best.Yamaha! MOPO
I'll be here Noodling till I hit the couch and dose off before the first commercial is over.
I have actually seen improvement in my playing this year. Jamming and visits to the nursing homes have helped. Happy New Year and be safe.
I don't care for the all black but I do like to experiment or be different. I once had a set of Firebird style honeycomb wheels on an El Camino. I painted everything black except the polished flat surfaces. I put Vaseline on the flat surfaces-painted-let dry- and wiped Vaseline and un wanted paint off. Looked pretty darn good.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=-UUvuW0NbLQ
Jim Stafford is another excellent player who is known for his comedy. we had the pleasure of seeing him in person last summer.
Adjust the print size? We can adjust the print size? If I had known that I never would have joined this group!!!! You probably won't see me on here for at least 15 minutes!!!
srpetty wrote:Snark tuner and a set of Elixir Nanoweb Lights. I've been wanting to try both for some time.
I think you will like both.
The closest I got was a new Epiphone hardshell case for my 12 string. Oh, and a new strap for my Yamaha. I appreciate them both.
joeyjoeyjoey wrote:Isn`t a new set of strings part of a setup anyways.A good setup may do wonders,especially on an epiphone.Epiphones are notorious for being poorly set up.They also come to life really nice when they are setup well.Good luck on yours
Isn`t a new set of strings part of a setup
Could well be. I am not sure.
We have some great folks at our nearest guitar shop. If it were me I would let them look at it first and they would give me honest input on what the guitar needed. Maybe a set up or maybe just new strings. That way the set up could be done before the strings are installed if needed.
I turn the tuner when Frank Sinatra comes on no matter what song.
Prayers for all involved. So tragic.
O Holy Night by Johnny Mathis is the one that brings back the thoughts of Christmas when it was special to me.
I love it! Always have. Another good song and I don't have a link is Porter Waggoners
"I JUST CAME TO SMELL THE FLOWERS".
Merry CHRISTmas and Happy New Year!
Sorry for your loss.
Glad the jam is going well. I started attending jams in April and started our own at church in June. Sooo much fun!! Hangin with you young folks is good for us oldies.
Merry Christmas.
This is not the joke thread but I couldn't resist. Al A guy from Louisiana met a wife (on INTERNET)from North Carolina. He made arrangements to pick her up in his flat bed truck. About half way home he says"You know,we haven't consummated this marriage". She says "We need to do that". So they got under the truck to do that. In a little while the guy felt a State Trooper tapping his foot and saying "what are you doing down there"? Thinking quickly he says "We are working on the clutch". The trooper says "You need to work on the emergency brake, your truck is at the bottom of the hill"!
Anyone here from Tennessee? I was just wondering how this works. If you have a home fire how do the fire fighters know if you have paid or not? Do they take time to find this out before they dispatch the truck or do you have to prove you have paid when they get there? I am happy to say our guys would be dispatched instantly and any thing else would be tended to later. I'm just glad there was no one in this home that couldn't get out.
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