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 Pancho Villa????
Author: sömeone 
Date:   2003-07-19 07:49

who/what on earth is he/she?

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 Re: Pancho Villa????
Author: Liquorice 
Date:   2003-07-19 11:49

http://ojinaga.com/villa/

But I must ask, what's this got ot do with clarinets?

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 Re: Pancho Villa????
Author: jbutler 2017
Date:   2003-07-19 11:51

Either a bandit or a hero depending on which side you believe. He and his band of raiders would cross the Mexico/US border and raid/plunder settlers and business on the US side around the turn of the last century. How does this fit in with clarinet?


jbutler

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 Re: Pancho Villa????
Author: BobD 
Date:   2003-07-19 12:39

Have you not discovered "Google" yet?

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 Re: Pancho Villa????
Author: GBK 
Date:   2003-07-19 14:07

http://www.trailquest.net/dlgcponcho.html ...GBK



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 Re: Pancho Villa????
Author: Terry Horlick 
Date:   2003-07-19 14:41

Is it true he only journeyed across the border to steal Buffet clarinets?

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 Re: Pancho Villa????
Author: Hank Lehrer 
Date:   2003-07-19 14:43

Good one, GBK! Probably what was required all the time.

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 Re: Pancho Villa????
Author: sömeone 
Date:   2003-07-19 15:02

hmmmm
the point is
Sherman Friedland somehow quoted somesort of a joke (or maybe
because i misunderstood it as one) that i didn't understand
in one of his articles in
http://clarinet.cc/
i forgot which one though.............sorry for that........
.............

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 Re: Pancho Villa????
Author: BobD 
Date:   2003-07-19 18:45

I think it's almost the same one that Wallace Beery wore

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 Re: Pancho Villa????
Author: Bob A 
Date:   2003-07-19 18:54

If I recall, he didn't think much of double-lip!
Bob A

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 Re: Pancho Villa????
Author: Don Berger 
Date:   2003-07-19 19:29

Of course, Bob s, consider the hysterical time period, 1877, assassinated! in 1923, somewhat before our BBoard! Which brand and size of cl did he play, what System?? Please research further!! [Employment needed!] Don

Thanx, Mark, Don

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 Re: Pancho Villa????
Author: JMcAulay 
Date:   2003-07-19 19:50

GBK, thank you so much for that link. The page also mentions their "Tacoma Solo Tarps." Though my last visit to Tacoma was earlier this year, and while there no one called upon me to play a solo, if ever it should happen, surely I shall choose a genuine Tacoma Solo Tarp. Of course, the color of my selection will be that lovely blue (to match my eyes).

This BB is so edifying.

Regards,
John



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 Re: Pancho Villa????
Author: CPW 
Date:   2003-07-19 23:03

Noooo....younz got it all wrong
Pancho was a mouthpiece maker of considerable reknown.
Instead of Zinner *blanks*, he used live bullets!
HIs facings are recorded to the right of the reed table
One bullet....open facing
Two bullets ...medium
Three...take cover

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