Hi Saxo, there’s a lot of specialized tools used there. Very interesting. I wonder how long the cane has to dry and age, before one may attempt this process?
Hiya Jeff! so ya got really me thinkin’ good buddy and thanks heaps. It grows as it goes. See the link by Rico being below.
Aha! i do like your leading style old bean- “a problem well stated is a problem half solved”. Is it not?
Wow firstly it was a great Selmering saxy post and gotta wonder just how many saxes are sprouting in the factory??
Thanks for leading the newbie, and, it may be witnessed that is probably a good thang. Cheers. All the best, mate.
There’s bamboo growing in the back yard here as a matter of fact, i’ll take some photo captures sometime and maybe post ’em for ya in the foreseeable future.
Incidentally, sure like your earlier P.F. post, seems it is apparent to date four replies currently frozen in hyperspace? All the while, [from the Latin], for a thing unknown there is no desire. Relish that song; it whacks me in the head deleriously like a cricket bat for a 6 to the dark side of the moon and back. Howzat!! now i desire to play like thee. I’d be flat out like a lizard drinking to keep up ‘though. Love to hear your air in a week or two with some backing. You beauty!
Hi Mark, I’ve been thinking about that PF anthem and for anyone who wasn’t addicted to this cult classic in their youth, my rendition could be really boring.
Sorry, I will have to leave the backing tracks for the experts, and pick something more lively and shorter next time. Check out Vandoren reeds, they’re my favourite.
All that is now. All that is gone. All that’s to come and everything under the sun is in tune but the sun is eclipsed by the moon.
“There is no dark side of the moon really. Matter of fact it’s all dark.” đ
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