I'm the new guy!

iLuvZombieGirl

Joined: Jul 26, 2020
Posts: 19
Atlanta,GA USA
United States

Posted on Jul 26 2020 08:16 AM

Hi everyone! I'm a newbie guitar player. Into the surf sounds and various others. I live in Georgia and hope become a member of the Surf Sound Community. Anything I should be aware of off the jump? Thanks everyone.

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Surf_Skater

Joined: Sep 06, 2012
Posts: 1300
Lawrenceville , GA
United States

Posted on Jul 26 2020 09:54 AM

Welcome neighbor!
I'd suggest checking out Martin's surf lesson book if you're getting started.
https://surfguitar101.com/forums/topic/32752/
Id extend an invite to the Southern Surf Stomp, but I'm not sure it's going to happen this year, there seems to be something going around!

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SilverFlash

Joined: Jul 14, 2015
Posts: 478
Near Atlanta, GA
United States

Posted on Jul 26 2020 01:06 PM

Surf_Skater wrote:

Welcome neighbor!
I'd suggest checking out Martin's surf lesson book if you're getting started.
https://surfguitar101.com/forums/topic/32752/
Id extend an invite to the Southern Surf Stomp, but I'm not sure it's going to happen this year, there seems to be something going around!

Ditto what Surf_Skater said. I sure hope there is a Southern Surf StompFest next year! I also recommend Martin's Surf Guitar Book. I was working through a couple of chapters this morning. Wonderful stuff. I also recommend you search Youtube for lessons by Bruce Lindquist, Tom Conlon, and AnyoneCanPlayGuitar. I have playlists of their lesson on my YouTube channel in my signature as well as videos from past Southern Surf Stomps. Welcome to the forum.

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-Tim
MyYouTubeChannel
My Classic Instrumental Surf Music Timeline
SSS Agent #777

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Richard

Joined: Mar 02, 2006
Posts: 1683
Georgia
United States

Posted on Jul 26 2020 01:23 PM

Welcome, man. There's a few of us Atlanteans (or close to it) here.

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The Mystery Men?
El Capitan and The Reluctant Sadists
SSS Agent #31

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iLuvZombieGirl

Joined: Jul 26, 2020
Posts: 19
Atlanta,GA USA
United States

Posted on Jul 26 2020 03:40 PM

Surf_Skater wrote:

Welcome neighbor!
I'd suggest checking out Martin's surf lesson book if you're getting started.
https://surfguitar101.com/forums/topic/32752/
Id extend an invite to the Southern Surf Stomp, but I'm not sure it's going to happen this year, there seems to be something going around!

Thanks buddy!

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iLuvZombieGirl

Joined: Jul 26, 2020
Posts: 19
Atlanta,GA USA
United States

Posted on Jul 26 2020 03:42 PM

SilverFlash wrote:

Ditto what Surf_Skater said. I sure hope there is a Southern Surf StompFest next year! I also recommend Martin's Surf Guitar Book. I was working through a couple of chapters this morning. Wonderful stuff. I also recommend you search Youtube for lessons by Bruce Lindquist, Tom Conlon, and AnyoneCanPlayGuitar. I have playlists of their lesson on my YouTube channel in my signature as well as videos from past Southern Surf Stomps. Welcome to the forum.

Thanks!

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iLuvZombieGirl

Joined: Jul 26, 2020
Posts: 19
Atlanta,GA USA
United States

Posted on Jul 26 2020 03:44 PM

Richard wrote:

Welcome, man. There's a few of us Atlanteans (or close to it) here.

Cool bro! I'm a lone ranger right now lol

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montereyjack66

Joined: Jul 23, 2014
Posts: 637
LA -ish
United States

Posted on Jul 26 2020 10:59 PM

Howdy! Welcome aboard! Take what you like about surf music and make your music the best you can with what you got. It is absolutely true that Fender amps are a HUGE part of the origin of surf music, but there is no law, Federal or State,that mandates it. Pay attention to techniques, mindset, and approaches. A reverb(s) that do what you like is probably as important as any amp. Unless you're a purist in a monk's robe, you will probably be playing other types of music also, which may mean you need your amp to do more than one thing. Get playing, and the equipment will sort itself out in time.

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mj
bent playing for benter results
Do not attempt to adjust your TV set.
https://www.facebook.com/Bass-VI-Explorers-Club-179437279151035/
https://www.facebook.com/Lost-Planet-Shamen-366987463657230/

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MadScientist

Joined: Jan 17, 2008
Posts: 2188
Atlanta, GA
United States

Posted on Jul 27 2020 08:29 AM

Welcome, neighbor! Tons of good people and great information all over this site!

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Jamie
SSS Agent #181
Cartoons drenched in reverb!
The Mystery Men?
El Capitan & The Reluctant Sadists

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iLuvZombieGirl

Joined: Jul 26, 2020
Posts: 19
Atlanta,GA USA
United States

Posted on Jul 27 2020 03:33 PM

MadScientist wrote:

Welcome, neighbor! Tons of good people and great information all over this site!

Hey neighbor!

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iLuvZombieGirl

Joined: Jul 26, 2020
Posts: 19
Atlanta,GA USA
United States

Posted on Jul 27 2020 03:34 PM

montereyjack66 wrote:

Howdy! Welcome aboard! Take what you like about surf music and make your music the best you can with what you got. It is absolutely true that Fender amps are a HUGE part of the origin of surf music, but there is no law, Federal or State,that mandates it. Pay attention to techniques, mindset, and approaches. A reverb(s) that do what you like is probably as important as any amp. Unless you're a purist in a monk's robe, you will probably be playing other types of music also, which may mean you need your amp to do more than one thing. Get playing, and the equipment will sort itself out in time.

Thanks for the kind words and good advice!

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iLuvZombieGirl Joined: Jul 26, 2020 Posts: 19 Atlanta,GA USA	Posted on Jul 26 2020 08:16 AM Hi everyone! I'm a newbie guitar player. Into the surf sounds and various others. I live in Georgia and hope become a member of the Surf Sound Community. Anything I should be aware of off the jump? Thanks everyone. Top
Surf_Skater Joined: Sep 06, 2012 Posts: 1300 Lawrenceville , GA	Posted on Jul 26 2020 09:54 AM Welcome neighbor! I'd suggest checking out Martin's surf lesson book if you're getting started. https://surfguitar101.com/forums/topic/32752/ Id extend an invite to the Southern Surf Stomp, but I'm not sure it's going to happen this year, there seems to be something going around! Top
SilverFlash Joined: Jul 14, 2015 Posts: 478 Near Atlanta, GA	Posted on Jul 26 2020 01:06 PM Surf_Skater wrote: Welcome neighbor! I'd suggest checking out Martin's surf lesson book if you're getting started. https://surfguitar101.com/forums/topic/32752/ Id extend an invite to the Southern Surf Stomp, but I'm not sure it's going to happen this year, there seems to be something going around! Ditto what Surf_Skater said. I sure hope there is a Southern Surf StompFest next year! I also recommend Martin's Surf Guitar Book. I was working through a couple of chapters this morning. Wonderful stuff. I also recommend you search Youtube for lessons by Bruce Lindquist, Tom Conlon, and AnyoneCanPlayGuitar. I have playlists of their lesson on my YouTube channel in my signature as well as videos from past Southern Surf Stomps. Welcome to the forum. — -Tim MyYouTubeChannel My Classic Instrumental Surf Music Timeline SSS Agent #777 Top
Richard Joined: Mar 02, 2006 Posts: 1683 Georgia	Posted on Jul 26 2020 01:23 PM Welcome, man. There's a few of us Atlanteans (or close to it) here. — The Mystery Men? El Capitan and The Reluctant Sadists SSS Agent #31 Top
iLuvZombieGirl Joined: Jul 26, 2020 Posts: 19 Atlanta,GA USA	Posted on Jul 26 2020 03:40 PM Surf_Skater wrote: Welcome neighbor! I'd suggest checking out Martin's surf lesson book if you're getting started. https://surfguitar101.com/forums/topic/32752/ Id extend an invite to the Southern Surf Stomp, but I'm not sure it's going to happen this year, there seems to be something going around! Thanks buddy! Top
iLuvZombieGirl Joined: Jul 26, 2020 Posts: 19 Atlanta,GA USA	Posted on Jul 26 2020 03:42 PM SilverFlash wrote: Ditto what Surf_Skater said. I sure hope there is a Southern Surf StompFest next year! I also recommend Martin's Surf Guitar Book. I was working through a couple of chapters this morning. Wonderful stuff. I also recommend you search Youtube for lessons by Bruce Lindquist, Tom Conlon, and AnyoneCanPlayGuitar. I have playlists of their lesson on my YouTube channel in my signature as well as videos from past Southern Surf Stomps. Welcome to the forum. Thanks! Top
iLuvZombieGirl Joined: Jul 26, 2020 Posts: 19 Atlanta,GA USA	Posted on Jul 26 2020 03:44 PM Richard wrote: Welcome, man. There's a few of us Atlanteans (or close to it) here. Cool bro! I'm a lone ranger right now lol Top
montereyjack66 Joined: Jul 23, 2014 Posts: 637 LA -ish	Posted on Jul 26 2020 10:59 PM Howdy! Welcome aboard! Take what you like about surf music and make your music the best you can with what you got. It is absolutely true that Fender amps are a HUGE part of the origin of surf music, but there is no law, Federal or State,that mandates it. Pay attention to techniques, mindset, and approaches. A reverb(s) that do what you like is probably as important as any amp. Unless you're a purist in a monk's robe, you will probably be playing other types of music also, which may mean you need your amp to do more than one thing. Get playing, and the equipment will sort itself out in time. — mj bent playing for benter results Do not attempt to adjust your TV set. https://www.facebook.com/Bass-VI-Explorers-Club-179437279151035/ https://www.facebook.com/Lost-Planet-Shamen-366987463657230/ Top
MadScientist Joined: Jan 17, 2008 Posts: 2188 Atlanta, GA	Posted on Jul 27 2020 08:29 AM Welcome, neighbor! Tons of good people and great information all over this site! — Jamie SSS Agent #181 Cartoons drenched in reverb! The Mystery Men? El Capitan & The Reluctant Sadists Top
iLuvZombieGirl Joined: Jul 26, 2020 Posts: 19 Atlanta,GA USA	Posted on Jul 27 2020 03:33 PM MadScientist wrote: Welcome, neighbor! Tons of good people and great information all over this site! Hey neighbor! Top
iLuvZombieGirl Joined: Jul 26, 2020 Posts: 19 Atlanta,GA USA	Posted on Jul 27 2020 03:34 PM montereyjack66 wrote: Howdy! Welcome aboard! Take what you like about surf music and make your music the best you can with what you got. It is absolutely true that Fender amps are a HUGE part of the origin of surf music, but there is no law, Federal or State,that mandates it. Pay attention to techniques, mindset, and approaches. A reverb(s) that do what you like is probably as important as any amp. Unless you're a purist in a monk's robe, you will probably be playing other types of music also, which may mean you need your amp to do more than one thing. Get playing, and the equipment will sort itself out in time. Thanks for the kind words and good advice! Top

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