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Watching you make that has made me want to make one out of metal. Total waste of time for me, but sounds cool… Leads me to, are cool ideas typically useless ideas?
I’m a mediocre wood worker, but have built a metal 6 string. If I can remember to take my camera home I’ll take a picture for you. Metal is FAR easier to work with than wood. But then, Kevin is a master wood worker.
This is it. Made from a busted up guitar I rescued from a trash bin, an old stop sign that had been run over by a truck, and an old porcelain wash basin
Watching you make that has made me want to make one out of metal. Total waste of time for me, but sounds cool… Leads me to, are cool ideas typically useless ideas?
I’m a mediocre wood worker, but have built a metal 6 string. If I can remember to take my camera home I’ll take a picture for you. Metal is FAR easier to work with than wood. But then, Kevin is a master wood worker.
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that is so cool !!! How does it sound. I love the creativity you put into it.
Pretty cool guitar !
Congratulations Zach ! Hope to see ya this Saturday.
Thanks for being so kind to my parents when they stopped by the shop last year and you took them for the tour.
Sounds similar to a normal guitar, but has a definite jug band twang to it.
Now all you need is a “wash tub base” John. I remember Flip Wilson always played one on his show.
I'm at the age where "fuck off", "fuck you", and "fuck it" answer most questions.
Now all you need is a “wash tub base” John. I remember Flip Wilson always played one on his show.
Actually I have built a few. For a period of time the music scene in Aspen had a number of jug bands and I built several different kinds of instruments for quite a few people. Many were metal based, some metal/wood, some various kinds of wood stuff, even some glass, and , of course some utilizing old jugs. Our group was “The Tilting Rock Jug Band”
Sounds like everyone will be bringing a guitar to our next big KCW campout!!!! I’m itching!!!!! I am hitting the road again next week with my kids…. ROAD trip… Where are we going?? I dunno yet!!! 😎 😎 where will we be sleeping?? Down a bunch of awesome dirt roads that are public land!!!! 😎 Thats right.. we own it… 😎
Been a wild ride, but it got me here 😎
ROAD trip… Where are we going?? I dunno yet!!!
Go to Ely, NV. That’s where I’ll be.
I'm at the age where "fuck off", "fuck you", and "fuck it" answer most questions.
26 Day Wonder, good times!! Congrats Zach!
Hey Alykat, My wife and I worked at Paddy Bugatti’s in Aspen in the mid 80s. We had Jeff Hanna, Jimmy Ibbotson and friends as our resident band
85-86 in Aspen….what great times !!
KIM
Test Pilot @ Submarine AirwaysHey Alykat, My wife and I worked at Paddy Bugatti’s in Aspen in the mid 80s. We had Jeff Hanna, Jimmy Ibbotson and friends as our resident band 85-86 in Aspen….what great times !!
Great place and one of my favorites. On any given night you never knew who might be invited to sit in for a song or a set. Could be a world recognized musician or a lift operator who was a serious talent (even some of us who weren’t very good) and great fun. Could very well be we have spoken in the past.
Uh, Anybody else wasting time on stupid things like hanging UFO lamps???? I can’t seem to help myself!!! 😉 Jeff broke the standing rule when he sold me a welder!!!! 🙂
^^ don’t you have better things to do? Like work on the super high roof? :Smile:
Great place and one of my favorites. On any given night you never knew who might be invited to sit in for a song or a set. Could be a world recognized musician or a lift operator who was a serious talent (even some of us who weren’t very good) and great fun. Could very well be we have spoken in the past.
Hey ,what a small world that would be. I also worked at the North Star Lodge doing housekeeping .The owner there ,Bruce,had a 23 window sitting out the back in the snow.I always do wonder what happened to that one.
I started work for Otto at the Inn at Aspen just after the revamp from the Holiday Inn, but didn’t enjoy the black ice on the bridge just out of town, plus he would only employ males and we wanted to work together.
Paddy’s ,with the underwater pool view in the bar and the combination of a top restaurant and a kick ass music venue was ‘the’ place to work. Casey Cummins was a fantastic boss. I also helped Rob Cozen and Hans set up the Fins Restaurant.
Matilda ,our Westy flying the flag
KIM
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