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Miami Mike
Post subject: 4th of July plans?
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The future is hazy, but it seems brisket, beer, roasted corn, and fireworks at Town Lake in Austin may be in order.
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Miami Mike wrote:
4th July plans - got any?


Hi Mike: my wife and I have tickets to an evening of baroque choral music in a Benedictine abbey:

http://www.buckfast.org.uk/more_details.php?id=50

I'll give it a go, though baroque is one type of music that does little for me (if it ain't baroque don't fix it, I say).

Got an idea at the back of my mind that there's some further significance to 4th July - but I can't remember what... :wink:

Cheers - C
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He inspired me, no joke. Music theory and I'm going to get some sweeping exercises. Basically an 18 hour guitar only day.
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Also, don't forget to thank our British friends for the holiday :D

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3 words...Bar Be Que
Also, don't forget to thank our British friends for the holiday :D


Hi bill948: you're welcome!

BTW: last time my wife and I were in Ireland a friend-of-a-friend in a bar got all hot and bothered about us pesky English. Eventually she accused us of having thrown all the tea into Dublin harbor...

That's history for you... :roll:

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BigJay wrote:
Ceri wrote:
Miami Mike wrote:
4th July plans - got any?


Hi Mike: my wife and I have tickets to an evening of baroque choral music in a Benedictine abbey:

http://www.buckfast.org.uk/more_details.php?id=50

I'll give it a go, though baroque is one type of music that does little for me (if it ain't baroque don't fix it, I say).

Got an idea at the back of my mind that there's some further significance to 4th July - but I can't remember what... :wink:

Cheers - C


Ceri, will they perform the Star Spangled Banner?


Indeed! It was a well known number in 17th century Venice...

Cheers - C
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bill948 wrote:
3 words...Bar Be Que
Also, don't forget to thank our British friends for the holiday :D

When I was stationed at RAF Chicksands (Shefford, Bedfordshire) back in the early '90s, the base leadership didn't want to offend our British hosts by celebrating Independence Day. So the 4th of July was "Airman Appreciation Day," which was celebrated on base with barbecue, baseball and fireworks! :shock:

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Well after 12 yrs ,im walking away from the Tea Room, its been fun and very profitable ,for those of you who know what im talking about my wife and I have decided not to sign our lease and are going into a new venture. So you say who cares and why is this in a 4th of july thread, well Ihave enough Beer Wine Soda and food ,for a major block party and jam session so anyone around tucson ,wanna drink beer eat tacos and jam your invited, I even have some Bass Ale and Guiness if any of our euro friends want to come
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Ceri wrote:
Miami Mike wrote:
4th July plans - got any?


Hi Mike: my wife and I have tickets to an evening of baroque choral music in a Benedictine abbey:

http://www.buckfast.org.uk/more_details.php?id=50

I'll give it a go, though baroque is one type of music that does little for me (if it ain't baroque don't fix it, I say).

Got an idea at the back of my mind that there's some further significance to 4th July - but I can't remember what... :wink:

Cheers - C


Ceri, with what they must charge, don't go baroque there! :wink:

We have an acoustic neighborhood jam while sippin' on some adult beverages until the fireworks start and capture the attention of most. :?

Saturday, we go to stock car races. 8)

I'll wear my Fender "go fast - play loud" shirt. 8)

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Well after 12 yrs ,im walking away from the Tea Room, its been fun and very profitable ,for those of you who know what im talking about my wife and I have decided not to sign our lease and are going into a new venture. So you say who cares and why is this in a 4th of july thread, well Ihave enough Beer Wine Soda and food ,for a major block party and jam session so anyone around tucson ,wanna drink beer eat tacos and jam your invited, I even have some Bass Ale and Guiness if any of our euro friends want to come


Sounds like fun. Im having a block party also on the fourth. Dogs, burgers, beers/sodas. This year we got two live bands and light show. Also a jam on stage after. Cant wait. Anyone in Lynn, Mass area is invited to come and play. :D
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Ceri wrote:
BigJay wrote:
Ceri wrote:
Miami Mike wrote:
4th July plans - got any?


Hi Mike: my wife and I have tickets to an evening of baroque choral music in a Benedictine abbey:

http://www.buckfast.org.uk/more_details.php?id=50

I'll give it a go, though baroque is one type of music that does little for me (if it ain't baroque don't fix it, I say).

Got an idea at the back of my mind that there's some further significance to 4th July - but I can't remember what... :wink:

Cheers - C


Ceri, will they perform the Star Spangled Banner?


Indeed! It was a well known number in 17th century Venice...

Cheers - C


Still is a beautiful Abbey. Bring your gear, must be major reverb.
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The future is hazy, but it seems brisket, beer, roasted corn, and fireworks at Town Lake in Austin may be in order.



Same... minus the beer :?

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