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cool_hand_luke_fancy

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Grettings from Canada
« on: June 28, 2010, 12:10:10 PM »
The name's Luke Fancy. I hail from the east coast, Nova Scotia; a quaint and overlooked part of Canada.  
 
I play in a blues band and I'm sort of following my family's tradition: my father played in the Dutch Mason Blues Band for about 10 years in the 1970s-1980s. If you don't know, Dutch Mason was hailed as one of the greatest blues players in Canada, earning him a spot in the Order of Canada and dubbed The Prime Minister of Blues by B.B. King. Other than the blues I love playing classic rock, progressive rock, and heavy metal.  
 
I personally despise what the music industry today has become, everywhere I turn there's some new pop sensation or a pop-punk/rock group at the top of the charts, and I swear, there are so many rap artists these days it's hard to tell where they all come from. Plus all this contemporary stuff has no right to call itself R&B. Real R&B is Motown and Aretha Franklin and all that jazz.
 
Other than that bit of ranting, I'm a pretty good guy. My main instrument right now is my Squier Classic Vibe Jazz Bass, which I love. It may be a Squier but it plays way better than any other Fender I've played. I decided to start a bass collection a year ago and once I get the money I hope to have a really good collection by the time I'm dead, lol. I hope to get myself an Alembic at some point, but especially in Canadian dollars, I'm afraid any Alembic is out of my price range.

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Grettings from Canada
« Reply #1 on: June 28, 2010, 01:11:02 PM »
Greetings!  I also left word for you on your Rhapsody In Blue thread.  Have a great time here at the forum full of everything Alembic plus some!  Keep thinking positive.  Art

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Grettings from Canada
« Reply #2 on: June 28, 2010, 03:09:02 PM »
Hello Luke, and welcome to the forum. I hope you get the chance to purchase an Alembic well before your passing.. Have a great time, and keep playing.
Mike
"The Secret of Life is enjoying the passage of Time"
 - James Taylor