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Paul
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RE: western groove singer/song writer/guitarist seeks upright bass
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Hello there. My name is Paul. I'm a musician looking to play anything. I've been listening to some bluegrass recently and although it can be busy there is some less is more that I've heard and I hear ya on that. I've been playing music my whole life, bass since I was 13. I promise you'll love me if you hear me. I don't play upright but I recently ripped the frets out of a p bass I had so I can get a nice fretless sound for ya. I don't know how much luck you'll have in finding an upright bass player to fit your needs. Get back to me if you're interested mrrovira@gmail.com Thanks and hope to hear from ya soon

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Ron
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I am a 51 year old been playing drums on and off since 1971. I like new country as well as classic rock. Your project sound interesting. When you have the need to incorporate a drummer in your band let me know.


rdres1@aol.com


Regards Ron 



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diamond109
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Hey folks!

I'm a 33 year old singer/song writer/acoustic guitarist who is very influenced with old school western, country and cowboy tunes. I've been playing the songs of Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard and the like for quite a while and want to keep the western groove rollin'.

These tunes have a deep & down home feel that are a blast to jam on and will have the folks dancin' in the isle!

I'm looking to incorporate an upright bassist. My writing goes by the less is more philosophy and is rather simple as far as the writing and theory goes. But that's the flavor! Anyone who truly feels the spirit of what I'm saying knows the deal and I definately welcome your creativity and input.

I've played these songs at a bunch of open mic nights from LI to PA and have had nothing but great response from the audience. I want to take it to the next level and add the bass, then drums, then a tasty chicken pickin' guitarist and/or a fiddle player. I'm not looking to pack my bags and head to Nashville... I just want to have some fun.

Thanks, I look forward to your reply!



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