Daniel Amos Message Board | Print: Canadian Gig For AAR

Posted by Stuart Pedasso on 09-18-2003 at12:56:

Speaking of bunnies, I have my father's little toy bunny from when he was a little boy. Funny how memory is. I'm the oldest kid, and neither my sister nor brother remember the bunny, but when my dad passed away a year and a bit ago, the bunny was there, and I was immediately a little kid again.

I've got it now, and the other day I showed my kids the bunny. They thought it was cool.

It's in better shape than that Baxturd Bunny ...

Posted by Theo on 09-18-2003 at23:22:

The bunny! The bunny! OH, I love the bunny!

Posted by baxter on 09-19-2003 at02:23:

Thumb Up!

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Originally posted by Stuart Pedasso
Speaking of bunnies, I have my father's little toy bunny from when he was a little boy. Funny how memory is. I'm the oldest kid, and neither my sister nor brother remember the bunny, but when my dad passed away a year and a bit ago, the bunny was there, and I was immediately a little kid again.

I've got it now, and the other day I showed my kids the bunny. They thought it was cool.

It's in better shape than that Baxturd Bunny ...

Posted by HEMISPHERICALHEADS on 09-19-2003 at07:06:

RE: Canadian Gig For AAR

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Originally posted by Theo
There'll be a small gig for Andy's Angels up in Canada on Friday the 26th of this month featuring moi. Perhaps the promoter, Jevon, can shed some further light of detail upon this.

Whenever I see AAR , I can't help but think of the early 70s AAR 340 sixpack 'Cudas from Plymouth. Hey I'm a car freak... Big Grin

Posted by Theo on 09-19-2003 at09:17:

That's funny...

Whenever you or Driver8 talk about cars, I harken back to my childhood pal who was Jerry Grant's nephew. There was always an Indy car being worked on there and loads of drivers stopping by--Uncer was one, but Grant didn't even like Uncer. That's more than I know... Roll Eyes

Posted by wes berlin on 09-19-2003 at10:47:

hey jevon.......

is the Larrivée guitar factory anywhere near you?

Posted by Stuart Pedasso on 09-19-2003 at11:10:

Nope, but I know a guy who worked for him for a couple of years.

They're a nice guitar, but the wood's so soft.

I still prefer to beat the crap out of my old FG-345. It's aged into a nice guitar.

Posted by wes berlin on 09-25-2003 at11:41:

t-minus 7 hours, until i catch my flight.

so, if i don't talk to ya'll today....i'll talk to you soon!

Posted by baxter on 09-25-2003 at12:29:

Have a great time, Wes!

Posted by Stuart Pedasso on 09-25-2003 at13:44:

I am looking forward to this. It'll be a real all ages show. A gaggle of kids, some adults and my mom. Dang there goes the Fart song .. maybe.

I suppose now would be a good time to practice some songs. I've been so busy worrying about making waffles, I've forgotten to learn my songs.

I'm hoping to play Breathe Deep right after the Fart song. It just seems so apropo.

Posted by Theo on 09-25-2003 at14:53:

And Stu

He has this lovely Canadian Accent that is just to die for! Shocked

I wonder if it comes through in his singing?!?! Confused

Posted by Jevon the Tall on 09-26-2003 at00:57:

I don't think there's any accent at all. Now, you ... you who's family knew the joys of the great frozen north and opted to be permanent snow birds, you have a drawl. Where's that from? I think you sound cute, AND it comes through in your singing.

Gonna be a great show, come on kiddies in the lower mainland of Vancouver. Not to be missed.

Jevon

Posted by wes berlin on 09-28-2003 at22:23:

whew....

what a great weekend (even if i was sick).

i am back in so cal...thanks for all your prayers and such! all the hospitality (from jevon 's family as well as theo's) reminded me of what a special group we belong to! i was commenting to theo that i am always blown away by the love from the members of the damb.

thanks all! you are all dear to my heart.