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Rich Yikes! We're not worthy! (well I arent, anyway - there are plenty on here who are) What a pedigree! And welcome to the list from me. I did the same as you BTW (stopped playing at a tender age, grew up, got a career, earned a living had two wonderful kids both now bandsmen) and now suffer from same. Even down to "the slightly put out but getting begrudgingly used to it wives club" and the lips job (not enough practice Im told). Steve Larwood, Euph, Melbourne Town Band (originally and occasionally, Trombone) http://www-mtb-brassband.com ps - My son called me from the train from Edinburgh a) its an hour late and it left on time only 15mins ago (??) (well done train persons! - tell Prescott what a good idea trains are) and b) Youth Brass 2000 came third, and first in Entertainment. Norweigans came first. More when I hear. S. Rich Evans wrote: > > Hello, > I'm Rich Evans new to the e-mail game previous in the brass band world @ > Swindon 1976-1980; Weston s Mare 80-85 ( got married had children)now > resuscitated at Chardsince Sept 98'ahh the sweet taste of split notes and > lips! > Originally taught trombone by the great Herbert Seviar at Yate Glos. and > studied at the knee of my grandfather Phil Mott(Salvation Army, > Shaftsbury,Soundwell, Stanshawes and Wotton u edge 70 years worth) also his > son,my uncle, John trom at Soundwell and then Swambrook. looking forward to > any help,advice re" the slightly put out wives club" cheers Rich. > > -- > unsubscribe or receive the list in digest form, mail a message of 'help' to -- unsubscribe or receive the list in digest form, mail a message of 'help' to
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