How did you find CRF?

[frayedknotarts]

Hello Frayed, and welcome to the forum!


I still don't know how you found CRF, but I am glad you decided to join the fun.

Sorry about that! (See? Ya gets old and the memory just.... ahhh..... Who are you?)

GOOGLE was my friend! I wanted some trivia information (never imagining I had more than the Forum) on a certain video from the '80's... (I think it was from the '80's...) and "Wah-Wah"...here I is.

NOW I bet you're sorry you were so nice!

(So's me ex-wife then!)

 

[Lavender10]

I just googled 90s rock forums, an this was the first link that caught my eye

 

[Sunny]

^^^^ I'm glad that it was! Nice to have you here Lavender

 

[Lavender10]

^^^^ I'm glad that it was! Nice to have you here Lavender

Thanks :3

 

[oscar gamble]

My good friend troggy told me about it.











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[scarabus]

I' new here.
Found this site while googling Max Webster.
I heard one of their songs on the radio and tried to find out what they were up to now.
So many acts reunite so I thought maybe they have also....
I have all their lps and think they are (were) a great band.
I have a collection of 2000 lps and 1000 cds.

 

[Lynch]

I' new here.
Found this site while googling Max Webster.
I heard one of their songs on the radio and tried to find out what they were up to now.
So many acts reunite so I thought maybe they have also....
I have all their lps and think they are (were) a great band.
I have a collection of 2000 lps and 1000 cds.

Cool, you should hit up the site with an "Introduction thread" in this same subforum. Make it official.

 

[epi]

Was googleing looking for 60s and 70s bands and Classic Rock poped up, had a look, liked it and joined.

 

[Jake T]

I was compiling a list of Foghat songs and entered "top 10 Foghat songs" into Google and here I am.

 

[MickFromNapa]

Hello all!!

This is my second post. I found CRF because it was listed as host of the officael John Renboun forum. I bought Sir Johalot probably in 1969, on vinyl.

I always loved the "White Fishes" track, but I never found any videos of anyone playing it, or tablature, so I left a post in the John Renbourn section to see if anybody else had. I would just like to learn the guitar background to the verses. I don't think I could ever play fast enough to learn the break.

I see he has a guitar workshop in the fall on the Island of Crete. Probablhy a little pricey for me, and I expect I'm not that good of a player to be able to keep up with the rest of the group.

I'll probably cruise around the other forums here when I get a bit more time.

I was very happy to see Leon Russell get into the Hall of Fame. He has a unique sound I came to love over the years.

I saw Jeff Beck recently. If he's not the best "one guitar" player in the world, he must be in a tie with someone. His skills have only improved over the years. I think Stanley Jordan is the undisputed king of tapping two guitars at once.

Music has such a powerful effect on the soul. Puts a smile on my face.

Mick