Posted: Sun Jan 15, 2006 3:33 am Post subject: wedding
Yes a cyber jam is a great idea.
Bill Morgan as the Pope.
So exciting .
Now to answer Victoria : yes i would like to warrenize my strat. I like what i see on this site ; then : Yes this kinda secret code but from Groucho Marx to Lenny Bruce. _________________ http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_music.cfm?bandID=147748
Joined: 29 Jan 2004 Posts: 1504 Location: Methuen, MA
Posted: Sun Jan 15, 2006 1:56 pm Post subject: Re: cyber jam
guitarmaker wrote:
Hi... I am responding to the gentlman who spoke of a cyber jam.
Thank you for the compliment- I haven't been called a "gentleman" in a very long time...
Unfortunately, I'm still just an early intermediate as far as guitar playing goes, so I'm not a good "bar" for cyber jam quality. There are many others in this forum who are professional quality, and who could create some great and really interesting music. Of course, I'd love to be the guy in the back of the stage silently strumming along, and getting a free drink as part of the "band"...
Seriously, though, a concerted jam would be awesome!
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2006 10:24 am Post subject: NAHHHHHH
Come on J the Z , don't be shy I am sure you know how to play your ass off After all it's just blues we are speaking about
I feel you can give us an impressive open E riff. Just seminal. _________________ http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_music.cfm?bandID=147748
Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2006 8:04 am Post subject: Vintage Guitar Magazine Gear Review...
Hello everyone!
I haven't posted on this site in quite some time, but have definitely been keeping up on the others posts on here...always something interesting to read! Seems to be a fairly active community on here, and I do appreciate some of the great links to music, artists, etc....Thanks!
I see this post has gotten quite a few views which is wonderful, and appreciated as well. A lot is happening with Warren Guitars and I thought I would share a bit of an update on here...hope you don't mind!
It's been an active month for Don....Just returned from the Grammys Music Cares event, and came home to the much anticipated review in the current issue (April 06') of "Vintage Guitar Magazine" Gear review
(pg 174). I do hope you get a chance to read this great review, and if you don't get this magazine, the review should be posted on the Warren Guitar website soon!!
Vintage Guitar Gear Reviews
Warren Classic II, Garcia Amplification 60-watt, Taylor T5, Subdecay Liquid Sunshine, Kangaroo Covers
I am also sending the link to Dons brothers website...a very talented singer/songwriter, and musician...check this out as well! He is backed up with players such as, Arlen Roth, Trey Anastasio, Tony Markellis, Michael Jerling, Hal Ketchum, as well as many other talented musicians.
Joined: 19 Sep 2003 Posts: 646 Location: City of Trees, USA
Posted: Tue Feb 21, 2006 4:21 pm Post subject:
Sorry I haven't jumped into this thread earlier. I was two busy trying to collect on two great unsolicited e-mails I got a week or two ago. The first was from a 14-year old in England who'd inherited 9 million Pounds from an uncle, but the bank wouldn't give it to him until he found an honest adult to assist him. For a 40% commission. All I had to do to prove my honesty was to provide him with Social Security Number, birthdate, bank account wiring codes, etc. The second was from someone else in England telling me that Toyota had drawn my name at random (out of seven billion names worldwide, I guess) for a 750,000 Pound prize, and of course, all I had to do to get my prize was give him my Social Security Number, birthday, etc. As these messages both came from Great Britain, and not Nigeria, I figured they were legit. In the meantime, I keep getting these pesky calls from my credit card issuer about someone running up tens of thousands in charges for Baker guitars or something ...
Seriously, if it's about guitars, as far as I'm concerned it's not spam. In the meantime, Victoria: Cool about the cello. I just recently watched the CMT "Crossroads" concert show with Lovett and Bonnie Raitt. I believe Lovett's cellist is John Hagan. Otis Taylor uses a cello on ocassion as well. I'm afraid to let you know, however, that about four years ago I sold my cello, so that I could get back into playing guitar. The cello was my primary instrument from about age 8 until I graduated from college, but then sat unused year after year. I hope it's in the hands of a regular player these days.
Welcome aboard to both you and Mr. Warren. _________________ - BlueRunner
Posted: Mon Mar 20, 2006 3:34 pm Post subject: Vintage Guitar Gear Review...
Hello everyone,
I just wanted to update my post once again...for all that may be curious, as I do see the post is continually being read.
The Vintage Guitar Magazine "gear review, April issue", is now available to be read on the warrenguitars website...I am linking the review here and hopefully it will come up when the link is clicked on.
http://www.warrenguitars.com/GEARREVIEWAPR2006.pdf
It really is exciting, and I do hope fellow posters on here welcome my sharing this information and update on Don's guitars.
Thanks to everyone again who posted replies on here, and for the recent welcome!!
Posted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 3:30 pm Post subject: Warren Guitars and D.A.G.
Hello everyone!
It's been quite some time since I posted on here. I appreciate all that has taken the time to reply, as well as check out the
http://www.warrenguitars.com/index.html website.
"We are proud to be representing Warren Guitars and to be working with their dedicated team of craftsmen. They have designed and are building a truly wonderful powerhouse of a guitar. It can handle any task thrown it's way with ease and the sounds are all on par with the very best available at any price."
ALSO....Watch the new video of Justin Joyner playing his Warren Guitar with Billy Joels sax player http://www.warrenguitars.com/videos/jam2.wmv shot at the cutting room in NYC.
Thanks again for checking this out....as well as all of your encouraging and supportive replies!
Waitress: ...or Lobster Thermidor a Crevette with a mornay sauce served in a Provencale manner with shallots and aubergines garnished with truffle pate, brandy and with a fried egg on top and spam.
Blob: Have you got anything without spam?
Waitress: Well, there's spam egg sausage and spam, that's not got much spam in it.
Blob: I don't want ANY spam!
AndyR: Lupins, anyone?
Vikings: Dennis Moore...Dennis Moore...riding through the night...
J the Z: All we've eaten mate for the last four bleeding weeks is lupin soup, roast lupin, steamed lupin, braised lupin in lupin sauce, lupin in the basket with sauted lupins, lupin meringue pie, lupin sorbet... we sit on lupins, we sleep in lupins, we feed the cat on lupins, we burn lupins, we even wear the bloody things!
Joined: 19 Sep 2003 Posts: 646 Location: City of Trees, USA
Posted: Wed Sep 06, 2006 2:10 pm Post subject:
Victoria: Enough with these "It's been quite some time since I posted on here"'s and "I haven't posted on this site in quite some time" stuff. You should post every day. It's good for you. Tell us what CD is in your car's player. Ask us about some difficult chord voicing Robben's used. Tell us about concerts and gigs you've been to. Offer to take the "wokker" who was looking for a "pan pal" out on a date. Tell Daved what a great guy he is ('cause he's great enough to merit such a comment from each of us, every day). Ask Elizabeth how school's going. Link onto something strange on YouTube so that we can all share it.
Don't worry, we won't forget that Mr. Warren is making nice guitars. You can even tell us about it once in a while, and we'll enjoy getting caught up.
Serious, what CD IS in your car's deck right now? _________________ - BlueRunner
I would enjoy occasionally posting on here and sharing in other areas of music, and support...and virtual comraderie. So...Thank you for pointing this out to me, and for being kind enough to invite me into the cyber community without the more usual comment of Spamming...which for some reason I never quite felt like I was doing that. I only know that Don put his heart and soul into someting...for 8 years... walked away from corporate america to follow a dream, a vision and to bring that into full fruition from it's incubation....while raising wonderful boys and teaching 40 students to play and to hopefully inspire a true love of playing the guitar...I know many on here work hard as well,and all artists know the term "starving artist" all too well...so, to just point out, before I reveal what is in my cd player...that my intent was to see a person I care about get the exposure, and recognition as so many others desire and wish for...I find it such a shame that historically, so many great people, inventions, and works get most of their recognition after they are dead...sad really. I only hope everyone on here enjoys the recognition and joy of seeing their work recognized and appreciated for what it is...
OK, I am now officially stepping down off of my soapbox...
As for the cd in my home player...it is Segovia & Williams Guitar Virtuosos...I gave it as a gift, but have been enjoying listening to it so much lately...very soothing. I have also been listening to my Benny Goodman cd quite a bit.
In my car I have Ella Fitzgerald, my daughers demo I never get tired of listening to (especially her version of Etta James "At Last")...and many other cds on my visor and in my case.
As for David..I dont know much about him really...except for reading his posts a bit. And Elizabeth? What is she in school for? Now i'm curious.
I just opened a massage office myself and am trying to get my practice up and running...while getting my daughter moved into a shoebox in Manhattan this weeeknd ready to start her Sony/BMG internship fresh on Monday morning! A lot on this end...so this is a nice break, writing on here.
Most of my recent concerts have been more local shows...friends, no national acts lately.
So...Thank you Bluerunner
nice to be back on again...sorry for the long post
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Come on J the Z , don't be shy 
I am sure you know how to play your ass off 
After all it's just blues we are speaking about 
