Oh I just know this ain't allowed.- music.

A-Better-Way · Posts: 3050

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPGI_nh133U

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxrl7oU_vDk

I played guitar , so, delete the thread when you deem.

maggiethehousecat · Posts: 2398

You mean this is you playing on the tapes?

Not sure why you think it wouldn't be allowed.

A-Better-Way · Posts: 3050

LoL ha I wish that was me, although the person playing in the Deep Purple album Steve Morse, Morris ? anyway a long time ago we went to a local bar for a guitar seminar, probably 50 people or so.

After he was done out of all those people he pointed at me to come up front and handed out a T'shirt for Earnie Ball guitar strings. I still have that shirt, iron on.

He played in The Dregs (Dixie dregs) and in Kansas, and I was told he is an airplane pilot, for making money not just recreational.

school-yearbooks · Posts: 2477

So back to Maggie's question

Not sure why you think it wouldn't be allowed.

There are millions of copyright infringements on YouTube. lol It takes Google a while to find them. Some bands like The Eagles are really good at catching infringements. The trick is to not use Eagles in the title. lol

A-Better-Way · Posts: 3050

I just mean in relation to ecrater, sales site. I don't think they want a bunch of youtube posts like other forums have.
The same as talking politics, etc etc

I was wondering how much I could sell that t shirt for, The iron on is cracked looking but I might have wore that shirt like twice and the iron on is still soft-ish but not worn out from ware.
So I been looking around the net to see if I could find the age.
Keep thinking maybe 1984, but I hate ebay but then I don't know how much it could sell for.

I think it is a joker , like a deck of cards type of artwork joker, Ernie Ball guitar strings T shirt.

school-yearbooks · Posts: 2477

According to Big and Tall Snowman avatar moderator anything goes in the Lounge, even an ad for hi tech workers.

You have an iron-on transfer from 1984. Have you researched it on eBay or other collectibles sites? It seems like guitar related collectibles would have a decent fan base.

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A-Better-Way · Posts: 3050

Can't seem to find it, I see the same t shirts on every site. for Earnie Ball guitar strings.
I found other old rock concert shirts, but not this.

This is a promo shirt, handed to me by Steve Morse , I wish he would have signed that thing, but I wasn't complaining. The only thing I can think of is maybe my body language or interest he seen, I played but I am also an electronics tech guy.

The seminar was about, he used two guitar amps, he would loop a rhythm on one amp, and use a foot switch to play lead to it from the other amp. well him being a really good guitar player it was like a lot of full sound from one person.

thelivesandlovesofmaggiethecat · Posts: 9675

Better Way, the lounge is the place for games, jokes, prayers for granny, and Youtube videos. Click on Lounge in the forum index and read some of the titles. You are fine.

school-yearbooks · Posts: 2477

I found other old rock concert shirts, but not this.

Anytime that I can not find an item on the internet I give it a free ride on ebay to see if it's worth something. That's the only time I use the auction format.
I set the opening amount at the least I want to let it go for and roll the dice with an ebay in an auction.
I wrote to the agent of Deep Purple about fifteen years ago and requested a signed photo and got one back signed by the entire group. They were very good signers.

The photo of the For Lease sign threw me for a few seconds.
Feliz Navidad
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A-Better-Way · Posts: 3050

I can't see it being worth more than $150 but more than $50 but ............

school-yearbooks · Posts: 2477

You never know until you try it. Otherwise it sits in a box or drawer or whatever. I'm getting to the age where I don't want to keep anything. lol

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A-Better-Way · Posts: 3050

Let me tell you I been around some drummers, no famous people, but I do know drumming . LoL trying to tell my drummer to play the impossible.

But at the 40 second mark on this video, is just the peak of perfection and VERY difficult to do, what I call mind blowing down patt..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v0Vp36-ia2w

school-yearbooks · Posts: 2477

I like watching the old film of drummer Gene Krupa. He really was a wild man on the drums.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Umj2HOWcoE

A-Better-Way · Posts: 3050

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Watch this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLmzjAlhqSo&list=RDxZ_PXSn7zWg

AudioGasoline · Posts: 1015

If y'all are interested in some original Krupa 78s, I'd be happy to show you a few Wink

Since you're talking jazz drummers, I wouldn't be a proper music junkie if I didn't mention Buddy Rich, Sandy Nelson, Max Roach, Art Blakey and early Ginger Baker - you may be familiar with his rock material, but his early free-style jazz is right up there with the greats.