I can see Jack now, playing the didge, standing before a stack of Marshall amplifiers.
Of course, his amps would have to go up to 11.
DM
mike
Of course, his amps would have to go up to 11.
DM
mike
Didgeridoo
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Yakus Musicus and BearsBuddy Mucus are nearly twins. They would be great impersonators (female impersonators, ehh?) for our singing group.
TexasRiverRaticus Flexiblicus could teach them to kick step. Our percussion section could be using large branches to convert Ron's boat into kindling.
I'll take mail-in requests on the didgeridoo.
YEAH! Sounding good!
TexasRiverRaticus Flexiblicus could teach them to kick step. Our percussion section could be using large branches to convert Ron's boat into kindling.
I'll take mail-in requests on the didgeridoo.
YEAH! Sounding good!
I'm thinking that instead of a washtub and a broomstick, you could use a paddle and a upside down pirogue.
Jimmy
Jimmy
No ya'er all takin this wrong. This is a stand up take it to your river camp site type band.
The bass fiddle but made outa an old paddle can ya help me here Piper. Yaker and Bears Buddy We'll need your measurements to have Costumes made for you. What's your favorite colors? The tour was scheduled for March but had to be postponed.
The bass fiddle but made outa an old paddle can ya help me here Piper. Yaker and Bears Buddy We'll need your measurements to have Costumes made for you. What's your favorite colors? The tour was scheduled for March but had to be postponed.
oldyaker said:
Sounds like a sequel to Deliverance in the making for the other corner of Georgia.
I don't believe it's that good, Jimmy W. And, it's headed for debut in Waco anyway. That oughta tell you something right there.
BTW, remember one of the last scenes in the movie of Deliverance, where a fat sheriff leans on the car door of the three paddlers and warns, "You ain't never gonna do anything like this again, heah?" That sheriff was Leon Dickey, the author.
He died about a year ago. I don't know if he ever paddled or played didgeridoo, but his book sure set off a paddling binge in the US.
BTW, remember one of the last scenes in the movie of Deliverance, where a fat sheriff leans on the car door of the three paddlers and warns, "You ain't never gonna do anything like this again, heah?" That sheriff was Leon Dickey, the author.
He died about a year ago. I don't know if he ever paddled or played didgeridoo, but his book sure set off a paddling binge in the US.
The author of Deliverance was James Dickey and he died in January 1997. You are right about him playing the sheriff though. I have read that the river is his book was based on the Coosawattee River. The best whitewater on the Coosawattee is now drowned at the bottom of Carter's Lake.
Aye god you're right. That sneaky Leon changed his name! '97??!! Tempis sure does fugit. Slips right away from me here.
Thanks, Jimmy. I like to hang around with fellows smarter than me. (And they're kind of hard to find.) Glad you're here.
Thanks, Jimmy. I like to hang around with fellows smarter than me. (And they're kind of hard to find.) Glad you're here.
.....Freudian slip....so sorry.....I meant smart feller. Most of the river is still there and would do for geezer paddling and fishing, but the dam drowned the big rapids. BTW, Carter's Lake dam is the highest earthen dam east of the Mississippi River and the lake is more than 450 feet deep when it is full. Right now it is so low that all the boat ramps are closed. Flood level on the lake is 1099 feet above sea level and normal summer pool is 1074 and it is now at about 1052. It is named for a Carter family that used to live near there and not for Jimmy Carter. Some more on the river is here. http://www.georgiariverfishing.com/GaDescriptions/coosawattee.htm
From www.trails.com:
From www.trails.com:
Hey, are there any excercises a person can do to limber up so-as to pronounce all those creek names easier?
Piper
Piper