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Nick,

Welcome to our little corner of cyberspace. Glad you introduced yourself and gave us the chance to welcome you in. We have a great bunch of guys and gals here. Every one from absolute beginners to old hacks (like myself) to some of the best surf guitarists on the planet. If you enjoy surf, this is the place to frequent. So much to learn here. All questions are welcome.

Talk to you later,
Norm

Sofa_King wrote:

Hi everybody. I joined this forum last year but lurked here for at least 2 years prior. I was lured over here from the tiki forum by BTD. I’m not a musician but enjoy noodling around on the guitar and ukulele. I really enjoy surf rock and got hooked like a lot of others by MOAM back in the good ole 90s.

I moved from Maryland (pronounced Merlin) to San Diego in 99 and didn’t pay attention to music for a while. I really enjoy this forum and appreciate the enormous amount of info shared here and effort put into it. Thanks to all the bands (especially the ones who make it to San Diego), bars, promoters and fans that allow this music to keep on keepin on. I’ll do my best to support when I can.

Nick

Nick,
Always good seeing ya at shows,
when you can make them.
Whether up here or in San Diego.

Jeff(bigtikidude)

Thanks for the warm welcome everybody. I appreciate it and the overall positive and supportive tone of those who post here. The passion you guys and girls have really gets me stoked.

Thanks Jeff. It's always good seeing and chatting with you.

Nick

SSS Agent #178

Hello Nick! Glad to see another San Diegan around here.

  • Michael

Q: How many Surf musicians does it take to change a light bulb?
A: None. Surf musicians can’t afford light bulbs.

recycledempathy wrote:

Hello Nick! Glad to see another San Diegan around here.

Thanks recycledempathy. It looks like I'm im good company Smile

SSS Agent #178

HamMan here. I have long been a fan of surf music, thanks dad, and thought this would be a good spot to talk guitar tech. Actually tried my hand at surfing while living in Costa Rica. I caught two waves! The ocean scared the crap out of me last time I paddled out, so I decided I would finally give up smoking.
I'm up in Idaho for now until mid-june then going back on the road with the circus sideshow for 12 weeks to get some money together to move my wife and cats to Seattle.
I just bought a Danelectro Danoblaster from a used guitar shop last week. It does not have a lot of the dano features that made me want one in the first place, but for $100 figured I wouldn't be so picky.
I look forward to geeking out on here.

¡Viva Señor Moralés!

Welcome to SG101, HamMan57! Surf on!

This is Noel. Reverb's at maximum an' I'm givin' 'er all she's got.

Welcome aboard HamMan!

http://www.facebook.com/CrazyAcesMusic
http://www.youtube.com/user/crazyacesrock
http://www.reverbnation.com/crazyacesmusic

Thank you kindly!

¡Viva Señor Moralés!

HamMan57 wrote:

I just bought a Danelectro Danoblaster from a used guitar shop last week. It does not have a lot of the dano features that made me want one in the first place, but for $100 figured I wouldn't be so picky.
I look forward to geeking out on here.

Welcome Hamman. A Dano for $100 is a good deal regardless of the features. I rarely play my '63, but it makes for great decor.

  • Michael

Q: How many Surf musicians does it take to change a light bulb?
A: None. Surf musicians can’t afford light bulbs.

HamMan57 wrote:
HamMan here. I have long been a fan of surf music, thanks dad, and thought this would be a good spot to talk guitar tech.

Welcome. Glad to have you with us. We have a great bunch of guys and gals here. Everyone from absolute beginners to old hacks (like myself) to some of the best surf guitarists on the planet. We have some excellent guitar builders here also. I think you are in the right place. Enjoy yourself.

Talk to you later,
Norm

Hey hey hey, just in from PA as newcomer. Had always liked the surf sound, but saw a surf band about 3 weeks ago and got bit by the bug. Slick

East Coast Executive Director Of The Society Of Incompleted Projects

Slick wrote:

Hey hey hey, just in from PA as newcomer. Had always liked the surf sound, but saw a surf band about 3 weeks ago and got bit by the bug. Slick

Welcome to SG101! Who did you see?

This is Noel. Reverb's at maximum an' I'm givin' 'er all she's got.

Welcome aboard Slick!

http://www.facebook.com/CrazyAcesMusic
http://www.youtube.com/user/crazyacesrock
http://www.reverbnation.com/crazyacesmusic

Thanks Crazy Aces and Thanks Noel,

To answer your question Noel, I saw a local band here in PA called The Surf Ratz. They were a classic three piece and they were older guys probably fiftyish. The guitar player was so good, and he made it look easy. He played a tune called Sultans Of Surf, and played like Mark Knopfler almost note for note. You could tell they were well rehearsed.
Slick

East Coast Executive Director Of The Society Of Incompleted Projects

Slick wrote:

Thanks Crazy Aces and Thanks Noel,

To answer your question Noel, I saw a local band here in PA called The Surf Ratz. They were a classic three piece and they were older guys probably fiftyish. The guitar player was so good, and he made it look easy. He played a tune called Sultans Of Surf, and played like Mark Knopfler almost note for note. You could tell they were well rehearsed.
Slick

These guys? https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Surf-Ratz/256772669315 If so, they're far enough away that I've never heard of them and near enough to go see.

This is Noel. Reverb's at maximum an' I'm givin' 'er all she's got.

Last edited: Jul 05, 2013 09:37:29

Hey everybody, kinda new here, I've lurked on and off for a couple years, looking for tabs and fun stuff to read. My name's Dave, I live in Media, pa., having lived in Philly before that since 1990. Before that I grew up in the Harrisburg Pennsylvania area (Camp Hill). I've been a periodic lurker/poster over at the Gretsch Pages for a year or so, as well as on Offset guitar forum. Hope to make some new friends and aquaintances here!
Dave Burch

Welcome aboard Dave!

http://www.facebook.com/CrazyAcesMusic
http://www.youtube.com/user/crazyacesrock
http://www.reverbnation.com/crazyacesmusic

Welcome to SG101 Dave from another Eastern PA member.

This is Noel. Reverb's at maximum an' I'm givin' 'er all she's got.

Thanks! I got pictures of some gear I'll share with you all. I'm in the beginning stages of starting a surf band here in Philly and hope to have some of that to share as well.

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