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I plan on bringing a Nashville-tuned travel guitar Zurf, but I'm just trying to figure out whether the other guitar should be my Martin or Blueridge that have pickups installed or just one of my campfire guitars that have already been baptized with adult beverages and sand. 
joeyjoeyjoey wrote:I just did some research. There are 4 package stores that sell Genesee in the area. Who is luckier than me??
I'm dying to try this stuff.
In my opinion, Genesee is to beer what Big Macs are to burgers. A Big Mac isn't really a burger, but it is burger like. There are much better burgers-like things out there, but sometimes nothing but a Big Mac will do.
I plan on bringing a Nashville-tuned travel guitar Zurf, but I'm just trying to figure out whether the other guitar should be my Martin or Blueridge that have pickups installed or just one of my campfire guitars that have already been baptized with adult beverages and sand.
Last year everyone played Jeff's J45 at the Sunday night deal. Not at the same time, mind you. And of course, Southpaw had his own lefty guitar, and The Steve used a bass. So most everyone. And of course I bought Tiny from you, so you can play it if you like.
BTW Jeff, will we just be playing at your house? Will we also do a "beach" jam or play at one of the local watering holes as in years past? Like JJJ I'm trying to decide which guitar(s) to bring.
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I'll share the post I put on the FB event page for those who aren't on FB or otherwise may have missed it:
OK - There are some newbies coming this year, so I thought I'd share the "agenda" - there really is no agenda so please feel free to come and go as you please. In addition to back porch pickin' daily from 10AM to 2AM, this is what typically shakes out:
WEDS - Paul will be here and Joe will be arriving, right now I am thinking we will head up to Seminole Mickey Quinn's for their Open Mike.
THURS - Most of the out-of-towners will be arriving, so it's airport / welcome day. Casual jams at my place, usually order pizza for dinner. (i'm contemplating changing this up to corned beef and cabbage for those who need that traditional St. Paddy's day meal, sine I won't be making in on Saturday)
FRI - Set-up, prep day - maybe happy hour at DS? Sunset jam weather permitting. Dinner? - unsure.. (Robert is bringing dinner)
SAT - Party day - Folks usually start showing up anytime after noon. I'm going easy this year, just making burgers, dogs and brats on the grill. If anyone wants to bring a side, feel free.
SUN - Bloody Mary's at DS at noon (because that's what I do every Sunday ). Casual afternoon, then we take over Toney Hall's jam at Jimmy's in IRB Sunday evening (still to be confirmed)
MON - Clean up and GTFO day!
CAN'T WAIT!!
I plan on bringing a Nashville-tuned travel guitar Zurf, but I'm just trying to figure out whether the other guitar should be my Martin or Blueridge that have pickups installed or just one of my campfire guitars that have already been baptized with adult beverages and sand.
Safe bet - bring all 3! 
the fried piper is probably more accurate.
i dont think i am going to read this thread any more, i hate it when i miss a good party
Well then you need to make plans for next year! It's always the weekend after the change to Daylight Savings Time. 03/16/19 next year
mojo01 wrote:the fried piper is probably more accurate.
i dont think i am going to read this thread any more, i hate it when i miss a good partyWell then you need to make plans for next year! It's always the weekend after the change to Daylight Savings Time. 03/16/19 next year
it is on my bucket list, hope you guys have a great time.
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