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Eddie Cunningham

 

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Massachusetts, USA
Post  Posted 8 Feb 2009 4:42 pm    
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The RISGA had a big group jamming at todays meeting. About 20 pickers from R.I. , Mass. and N.H. , pedal and non-pedal steels , Dobros , acoustic Hawaiian and Bass & mandolin & guitars !! Pres. Marcia was not feeling too well , so a quick meeting was held and then 4 hours of food & jammimg !! Rose Sinclair , non-pedal stand up steel player from the well known N.E. touring Show band " Girl Howdy" , dropped in to say "Howdy" along with Cindy Lane & Homer!! The only problem as usual was Manny & Roger being mean and making fun & laughing at my old non-pedal Rick. steel !!! But I'm going to get some peddles(sp?) on my steel and then I'll show those young whippersnappers a thing or two !!! But , anyway , a great time was had by all !!! Eddie "C" ( the old non-pedal , no reverb , dead strings , out of tune , out of work old geezer )

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Chris Caruso


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Merrimack, NH USA
Post  Posted 8 Feb 2009 4:51 pm    
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Sounds like you all had a good time. I'll make the next one!
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Charles Rodrigues

 

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Tiverton, Rhode Island, USA
Post  Posted 8 Feb 2009 5:22 pm    
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Hey Eddie,
Glad to see you brought your own chair to the meeting this time.

Chuck
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Eddie Cunningham

 

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Massachusetts, USA
Post  Posted 8 Feb 2009 5:46 pm     My Own Chair !!
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Yes Chuck , I learned my lesson at the last meeting !! And I won't sit next to Manny again !! I'm wise to his tricks !!! Eddie "C"
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manny escobar

 

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portsmouth,r.i. usa
Post  Posted 9 Feb 2009 6:32 pm     The Old Geezer aka THe Old `Bassador
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At the next meeting, your chair will come unglued.
So take heed in advance, and make sure it`s well- screwd.
If you don`t want to sit next to me, I no longer care.
But if I retaliate, lookout for your chair.
And with Roger Trahan, as a close ally.
You can kiss your old seat goodbye.
To sum it all up, it will be doomsday for the cocky "Old Geezer".
I can just see the headlines now, "OLD MAN GETS KNOCKED ON HIS KEESTER".
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Tony Palmer


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St Augustine,FL
Post  Posted 9 Feb 2009 6:36 pm    
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Sorry Anne and I couldn't make it..we're on vacation in Sanibal Island, FL. Sitting on the beach with my ipod playing country music, drinking a pina colada...doesn't get any better than that!
Eddie, thanks for coming down...we can all learn quite a bit from your clean and tasteful non pedal style.
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Eddie Cunningham

 

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Massachusetts, USA
Post  Posted 10 Feb 2009 6:51 am     Manny , Thanks for the warning !!!
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Manny , you are a "poet" and don't "know it" !! Thanks for the warning !! I'll bring a couple Marines with me to the next meeting and we will see who gets "knocked around" !!!! I'm even going to learn "Sleepwalk" and that will get you really going !!! XXXXX & OOOOO "Ole Geezer"
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