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 new baby--a bass
Author: bob gardner 
Date:   2000-11-11 19:02

i just purchased new/used selmer bass clarinet. This will be a whole new game for me; so i looking for suggestions.
Is this going to be fun? or what?

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 RE: new baby--a bass
Author: Bob Arney 
Date:   2000-11-11 19:37

Mazel-Tov, sure must be nice to be:
1. Rich,
2.Have an understanding wife,
3. All of the above--
Sooo, enjoy already
Bob A

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 RE: new baby--a bass
Author: bob gardner 
Date:   2000-11-11 20:10

List should read
1. poor
2. wife doesn't know
3. all or none of the above.

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 RE: new baby--a bass
Author: Bill 
Date:   2000-11-11 20:18

The fun's already begun, based on your answer to #2. Good luck with the bass.

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 RE: new baby--a bass
Author: Ken Rasmussen 
Date:   2000-11-11 23:33

If you're like me you start rich and with a wife, and you wind up poor with a horn. Just kidding. My wife is fighting back. She's ordered a saxophone. Keep in touch, Bob. I too just got a Selmer bass. I'm trying to figure it out. Let me know what you discover that is worthwhile, and I'll do the same for you.

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 RE: new baby--a bass
Author: Anji 
Date:   2000-11-11 23:46

Isn't this how "Deliverance" starts?

You know Burt Reynolds practices 6 hours/day on his brand new Ophiclede and his wife tells him to go play somewhere that noone can hear screams.

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 RE: new baby--a bass
Author: Willie 
Date:   2000-11-12 01:36

OY! Yer gonna haff sum goot fun now. I envy you. I'm still shaking the trees for an old LeBlanc contra. As for passifying the wife, I had to sell one of my classic Triumphs (M/C) and buy her a new flute and picollo. Now she doesn't gripe so much when the UPS truck stops at our house with a clarinet sized package.

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 RE: new baby--a bass
Author: bob gardner 
Date:   2000-11-12 01:50

Ken I purchased an alto sax and decided to let it sit for while. I don't want to think about differant fingering etc etc. Offered to the wife and she said NO NO NO. I guess that means she not interested.
I'm looking for to the bass. It should be a lot of fun.
Snyone for a sax? (this is not an ad.) only a comment.
peace

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