James Morrison & Alois Eberl, Buenos Blues
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boneapart
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Re: James Morrison & Alois Eberl, Buenos Blues
Am I the only one to like this?
- officermayo
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Re: James Morrison & Alois Eberl, Buenos Blues
I'm beginning to suspect the lack of response is due to it being posted by me. Not sure why, but most of my posts get ignored.
I recently responded to a ISO post and sent a PM but got no response. Funny part is my intention was to send the item as a gift.
I recently responded to a ISO post and sent a PM but got no response. Funny part is my intention was to send the item as a gift.
"When in doubt, blow out" - MSgt M.A. Mayo
1940 USMC issued King Liberty
1962 Olds Recording R20
1978 Martin TR4501
Schiller Bass Trumpet
pBone
1940 USMC issued King Liberty
1962 Olds Recording R20
1978 Martin TR4501
Schiller Bass Trumpet
pBone
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glenp
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Re: James Morrison & Alois Eberl, Buenos Blues
Missed that when it was first posted. Really enjoyed it. Thanks!
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Crazy4Tbone86
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Re: James Morrison & Alois Eberl, Buenos Blues
I wouldn’t beat yourself up about the absence of responses. I guess trombone players can be a quirky bunch. I have made posts in the past that I thought for sure would stir up a lively conversation…..the result was the sound of a cricket chirping. Other times, I made (what I thought) was an insignificant comment and it started a firestorm.officermayo wrote: Tue Oct 04, 2022 5:57 am I'm beginning to suspect the lack of response is due to it being posted by me. Not sure why, but most of my posts get ignored.
I recently responded to a ISO post and sent a PM but got no response. Funny part is my intention was to send the item as a gift.
I think that is the unique quality of a discussion board like this. You really don’t know where a topic will take us. By the way……I enjoyed the recording. I know the focus is on the soloists, but I thought the band was awesome.
Brian D. Hinkley - Player, Teacher, Technician and Trombone Enthusiast
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Re: James Morrison & Alois Eberl, Buenos Blues
Normally what happens to me is I open up a tab and then it sits there for 3-4 days until I clean my browser out and then I get sucked into a rabbit hole not knowing where I originally had the link pointed to me from 
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Re: James Morrison & Alois Eberl, Buenos Blues
I also think folks may not have the time to sit through a video. Quickly checking the forums does not take much time. Watching videos do. I watched part of the video and I liked it. Since I really did not have anything other than "That's nice" to say I did not post it.
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craign
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Re: James Morrison & Alois Eberl, Buenos Blues
What is Alois playing on? Something large bore with a Hagmann? On his website it looks like a Rath in one photo.