Joe G

I like it.

... and 3 people who go by "Joe Gloss". There's a guy here who works at Elderly Instruments named Joe Glossup. Close, but no cigar. :rsly:

... and 3 people who go by "Joe Gloss". There's a guy here who works at Elderly Instruments named Joe Glossup. Close, but no cigar. :rsly:

Fretless, is it? Looks pretty trippy!

Dude! I just came back to this thread - unbelieveable!

Nice to hear that - thanks!

I have a feeling it will be that! All the best to you and your family, Barak.

"All those albums, and not a single wrong note ... how did he do it?" - Kenny Werner Yeesh - there are several board members, probably myself included, who could have done a better piece on Joe than what aired on All Things Considered this evening. Oh well...

Bobby's the shit - but I wish he would answer my emails.

Surviving the last half of the 80's was no picnic either.

Okay that's the first one of these that made me laugh out loud. Also watched the original clip which came up right after it - only slightly better. Still, these things make me want to put away the guitar forever - just in case.

Whatever happened to "It's all good" ... ?

That was an amazing performance - brought down the house!

September 13th. http://www.abstractlogix.com/xcart/product...productid=23241 Only about 28 bucks. That's a LOT cheaper than the previous instructional release.

Just as "The New Bossa Nova" doesn't make for good running music, I'm afraid. Something's a little topsy-turvey in dancerchick's world.

The students look so tired and blasé.

An embarrassment of riches! It's not even possible to see everyone I want to see.

Three cheers for the 'burbs, aye? I don't know... a Walmart covered in granite is still a Walmart. Can't polish a turd. What happens to car obsessed/dependent suburbs like this one when the car is no longer a viable transportation option for most? No mention in that article about how easy it is to walk or bike in Cerritos, or the state of it's public transportation, which I would guess is just as unworkable as in comparable places across the nation. It's not just "Hollywood and urban planners" that see major problems within suburbia - lots of us normal folk who live in it do, too.

Goddam! The tornado is apparently up in the air about a mile from my house!

Yeah - it's getting pretty wild and wholly out there.

It's been warm and a bit muggy all day. But right now, just when I should be leaving work on my bike, a pretty ferocious line of thunderstorms is moving into the area, replete with a tornado watch. I think I'll let this one pass before heading out.

Probably someone on the board... Big Al?

I know you'll do well and have fun. Wish I could be there to see it! Oh yeah - and take some pictures!

We paid Aggie to say that.

The new album is that, yes.