[Joseph Bernardi]

Never mind, Johnny.

I found it on my Kindle Fire table, working as it should.

[Joseph Bernardi]

I’ve tried Fibracel but I like Legere tenor reed more.

[Joseph Bernardi]

I also started using Fibracell reeds, then switched to Legere which I like better.

[Joseph Bernardi]

I’ve tried fibracell and legere reeds. I have better results with the legere. Your mileage may vary.

[Joseph Bernardi]

If you buy it from Amazon, you’ll save $69,333.01.

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[Joseph Bernardi]

Thanks, Johnny, for your very fast forum and email responses. I’ve started reading the PDF version of your book.

[Joseph Bernardi]

The dent is flattened, not really dented in. It’s about 3/4″ long by 1/4″ wide. It starts just past that long narrow support piece in the bottom crook of the neck and extends 3/4″ from there toward the mouthpiece.

I’m too new at this to tell if my sound has changed. Maybe in a few more days I’ll know if it sounds right or not.

Not looking to spend around $350 for a new neck this soon.

Thanks for your reply.

[Joseph Bernardi]

If you still want Kindle for PC, you can get the free download here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html?ie=UTF8&docId=1000426311

[Joseph Bernardi]

Wow. I’m glad you know the tune. I purchased the mp3 from that album. George Lorenz was the Buffalo version of New York City’s Alan Freed, promoting all-star revues in Buffalo of performers with current hits, from Lavern Baker, Sam Cooke, Little Anthony to Dion and the Belmonts.

If you ever get the time and inclination, I’d like to see a transcription.

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