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Topic: "From Darkness Into The Light" Bishop R.P.Hall |
Bishop Ronnie P Hall
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Detroit, Michigan, USA
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Carl Kilmer
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East Central, Illinois
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Posted 3 Dec 2013 9:02 pm |
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Hi brother Ron. That sure does inspire one even if they normaly
listen to that type of music. You have a very enjoyable style. 
I'm amazed how you play so good with your thumb and one finger.
I always enjoy your playing, and it inspires me even tho I'll never
get close to playing like that. I just play my slower country songs
and hope others can get some enjoyment from the way I play. 
Keep em' coming bro, I'm always looking to here from form your.
I'll post some of my playing again for you to hear before long.
"Lucky"
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CrowBear Schmitt
From:
Ariege, - PairO'knees, - France
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Posted 4 Dec 2013 12:18 pm
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Season's Greetings Ronnie 
the feel on this tune reminds of Jimi Hendrix
when he used to lay it out mellow & dreamlike
add your sweetness to it & i'm gone !
Thanks Bish - Bless you |
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Bishop Ronnie P Hall
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Detroit, Michigan, USA
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Posted 5 Dec 2013 1:06 pm
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Hey Crowbear! (James Scmitt) 
You know my friend, it always amazes me, how music can change the disposition of the individual who takes the time to listen to it. I guess it is so because it comes from the depths of the one, who`s soul, presents the rendition. At any rate I`m thankful, for being able to play some kind of music that can soothe, calm, and relax, the person who takes the time to listen to it. Thanks my dear friend, and brother.
PS: If I dont get a chance to say it by the end of this month, Be blessed, and the best of the holidays to you.....
Ron
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Bishop Ronnie P Hall
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Detroit, Michigan, USA
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Posted 7 Dec 2013 8:10 am
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Hey Carl! (Lucky/Dr. Smooth Kilmer)
I`m always glad to hear from you! I`m sorry that I`m a little late responding, but as it is said, better late than never. Thanks for the encouragement, it truly is needed here lately. I had to smile when you said you were amazed at my playing with my thumb and one finger. When I started out on this journey, it was the only way that most of the Sacred String players played! We never knew that it was the formal way to play! But, as time, and knowledge, came into our world, some of us were able to change over, and some could not. I was one of those who couldn`t. After all, by the time I found out that I was doing it wrong, 20 plus years had gone by, and I could`nt re-adjust to playing with (3)three fingers. It is now (60)years, and as the song lyric says "it`s become a habit to me now, like breathing out, and breathing in". And BTW, you can count on me as being one of those that truly enjoy your "style, touch,talent and technique" that you do play. Keep up your gooood work, You will always have a fan in me. Be blessed my friend,
With affection..... 
Ron
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Bishop Ronnie P Hall
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Detroit, Michigan, USA
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Posted 17 Dec 2013 7:04 pm
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Hi my fellow steelers
Upon the duration of this piece, I have received several inquiries as to the background track that is heard. The answer is yes, that is yours truly playing all of the instruments that is heard. The drums, bass, rhythm guitar, accent guitar, tambourine, and steel as lead. the vocals are from a couple of choir members on tape from my church. I still think I have been fortunate in getting this whole thing to work as well as it did. (It is only therapy, and a hobby for me as it is. ) Be blessed!
Ron
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