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PaulC

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Deepest Blue

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Aug 14 12 5:33 PM

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Hi,

OK I was one of those “Guests” everybody complains about. Normally I stop in to see what Sherman has to say, which is normally pretty funny.

I work in the Film Industry for Sikelia Productions in Manhattan, who Sherman does consulting work for, so I’ve known him (and Fatima) for more years than I’ll admit to.

In terms of music I’m not much of a Blues fan, but I am a Jazz fan, but then again where would Jazz be if it were not for The Blues?

This seems like a very friendly place, and I hope to get to know you guys.

Warm Regards,
Paul

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7844473

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Deepest Blue

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Aug 14 12 5:58 PM

Again, welcome to the forum, Paul ! /wave.gif

Rene
Paris, France.

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hollowbody

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Deepest Blue

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Aug 14 12 6:01 PM

welcome to the BBF Paul, I'm a late starter to jazz so I'll be watching and learning from your posts

Dirt Road Blues Band on Reverbnation Dirt Road Blues

Pickup Blues Band on Reverbnation Pickup Blues

Me on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=135...686&ref=tn_tnmn

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Sherman

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Deepest Blue

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Aug 14 12 6:17 PM

Welcome aboard, Hipster!

Rebecca, Rebecca, get your big legs off of me,
Rebecca, Rebecca, get your big legs off of me,
It may be sending you baby, but it's worrying the hell out of me.

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chris olivarez

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Deepest Blue

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Aug 14 12 6:40 PM

We'll see what we can do to brainwash you into the Blues.

Seriously,welcome aboard.

Everybody looks good at the starting line. Get on your mark,get ready but you better keep this in mind. You can hit the ground running like you're shot from a gun but going the distance is the hard part son. Everybody looks good at the starting line.

Paul Thorn

Chris Olivarez, Pagosa Springs,in most beautiful Colorado.

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TheClubman

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Deepest Blue

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Aug 14 12 7:19 PM

Welcome Paul!

There is some music out there that I might call Blues... you might listen to it and think it is Jazz. Fact is, there is a fringe overlapping both genres where it isn't crystal clear which one it belongs to.

FWIW, does it really matter? I like both!

Any friend of Sherman's is certainly welcome here! (like I am the doorman or something!!!

)

Templeton, MA (in the stix)

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Sherman

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Deepest Blue

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Aug 14 12 8:05 PM

QUOTE (TheClubman @ August 14, 2012 03:19 pm)

Any friend of Sherman's is certainly welcome here!

That’s appreciated, thanks!

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(like I am the doorman or something!!!)

You should have let him think you were the doorman, Paul is one of those Italian New Yorkers, who tip BIG

Rebecca, Rebecca, get your big legs off of me,
Rebecca, Rebecca, get your big legs off of me,
It may be sending you baby, but it's worrying the hell out of me.

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bluesslave

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Deepest Blue

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Aug 14 12 8:30 PM

Welcome to the forum, Paul!!!

Cascade Blues Association

Vancouver, Washington
Portland, Oregon

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7844473

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Deepest Blue

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Aug 14 12 11:01 PM

Sorry, wrong thread. Maybe I'd better go to bed.

Rene
Paris, France.

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FatimaL

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Deepest Blue

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Aug 14 12 11:57 PM

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Paul is one of those Italian New Yorkers

Yo Paulie, welcome to the BBF..........fuhgeddaboudit

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kinghendrix

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Deepest Blue

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Aug 15 12 1:08 PM

Welcome Paul. Sometimes I wonder what afro american music and affiliates I'm not a fan of !! And I've always found someone to share about any kind in this open minded place !

Jean-Claude
Lyon (France)

Gallery Blues Attic
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PaulC

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Deepest Blue

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Aug 15 12 4:52 PM

Thanks for making me feel welcomed!

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You should have let him think you were the doorman, Paul is one of those Italian New Yorkers, who tip BIG

I was going to "slip" him 75¢

Warm Regards,
Paul

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TheClubman

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Deepest Blue

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Aug 15 12 6:58 PM

QUOTE (PaulC @ August 15, 2012 12:52 pm)

Thanks for making me feel welcomed!

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You should have let him think you were the doorman, Paul is one of those Italian New Yorkers, who tip BIG

I was going to "slip" him 75¢

Warm Regards,
Paul

...and I could have bought something nice with that, maybe 40 years ago!

Templeton, MA (in the stix)

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Sassie

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Deepest Blue

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Aug 16 12 1:37 AM

I bet Sherman could find something nice to buy with that - even now. He's pretty resourceful!

Never put off til tomorrow what you can do the day after.

Colorado, USA

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Sherman

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Deepest Blue

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Aug 16 12 1:43 PM

QUOTE (Sassie @ August 15, 2012 09:37 pm)

I bet Sherman could find something nice to buy with that - even now. He's pretty resourceful!

Go to Staples and buy seven “Staples® Composition Notebooks” (in black or blue) for 10¢ each, AND still have a nickel left over.

Then you need to go to the Post Office and buy a 5¢ stamp. Yes they really still have them. They’re used to make up the difference with older stamps. Or to complete the cost for packages
user posted image

Problem solved!

That was user posted image

Rebecca, Rebecca, get your big legs off of me,
Rebecca, Rebecca, get your big legs off of me,
It may be sending you baby, but it's worrying the hell out of me.

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PaulC

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Deepest Blue

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Aug 16 12 4:58 PM

QUOTE (Sherman @ August 16, 2012 08:43 am)

QUOTE (Sassie @ August 15, 2012 09:37 pm)

I bet Sherman could find something nice to buy with that - even now. He's pretty resourceful!

Go to Staples and buy seven “Staples® Composition Notebooks” (in black or blue) for 10¢ each, AND still have a nickel left over.

Then you need to go to the Post Office and buy a 5¢ stamp. Yes they really still have them. They’re used to make up the difference with older stamps. Or to complete the cost for packages
user posted image

Problem solved!

That was user posted image

There you go, Clubman!

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TheClubman

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Deepest Blue

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Aug 16 12 5:51 PM

QUOTE (PaulC @ August 16, 2012 12:58 pm)

QUOTE (Sherman @ August 16, 2012 08:43 am)

QUOTE (Sassie @ August 15, 2012 09:37 pm)

I bet Sherman could find something nice to buy with that - even now. He's pretty resourceful!

Go to Staples and buy seven “Staples® Composition Notebooks” (in black or blue) for 10¢ each, AND still have a nickel left over.

Then you need to go to the Post Office and buy a 5¢ stamp. Yes they really still have them. They’re used to make up the difference with older stamps. Or to complete the cost for packages
user posted image

Problem solved!

That was user posted image

There you go, Clubman!

...so what then do I do with these notebooks?

Templeton, MA (in the stix)

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PaulC

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Deepest Blue

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Aug 17 12 4:05 PM

There's just no pleasing, some people

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Sherman

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Deepest Blue

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Aug 17 12 8:39 PM

QUOTE (TheClubman @ August 16, 2012 01:51 pm)

...so what then do I do with these notebooks?

Try representing the English language in a textual medium through the use of a set of signs or symbols, in other words: Write Something!

Rebecca, Rebecca, get your big legs off of me,
Rebecca, Rebecca, get your big legs off of me,
It may be sending you baby, but it's worrying the hell out of me.