Thanks, Bassplayer

Posted by WDonway 13 years ago to Books
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I must thank some unknown person who uses the name "Bassplayer" for a very nice review of my latest novel.


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  • Posted by khalling 13 years ago in reply to this comment.
    I love Roy too. and KD lang's sperm donor, David. Here's an early Them, Van wrote about an early "lady of the night" experience
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  • Posted by 13 years ago
    I seem to have launched a very popular thread about playing bass.
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  • Posted by ObjectiveAnalyst 13 years ago in reply to this comment.
    Cool! Van Morrison... I have never heard that version. I have had the pleasure of seeing/ hearing Ted do his version live at least five times. he can really stretch it out... his is a long version...
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  • Posted by 13 years ago in reply to this comment.
    It was an eloquent and effective comment, Bassplayer, and I deeply appreciate your taking the time to post it. Don't laugh, but I don't see "O Human Child" as erotica, really, though two chapters qualify as erotica and one as kinky indeed. My book of erotica is the historical thriller, "The Price of Hannah Blake." But if you haven't read erotica, this might be a body blow. Still, my favorite character, Hannah Blake, is a real discovery, IMHO. Not really humble, I guess. Thanks again, so much, Rocky MP.
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  • Posted by $ rockymountainpirate 13 years ago in reply to this comment.
    I keep saying I'm not Duck Dunn. My brother (6 & 12 string guitar & Dobro) and I are the only ones in the band that can read music. The keyboard guy plays by ear, so sometimes what he hears is more than one instrument and plays that not leaving much room for me. I've had to adapt and usually end up playing bits and pieces of the bass line. After Midnight is a great example of having to play it very simple. I works out. I get to rest after a really extended version of Baby Please Don't Go.
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  • Posted by UncommonSense 13 years ago in reply to this comment.
    I concur, 100%. But, I will never be able to play YYZ the way Geddy does. :( However, I love Eric Claptons own remake of After Midnight. Great bassline, moderately challenging and fun to play. =)
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