Daniel Amos Message Board » DA Related Discussion » General Discussion » bass playing question for Tim Chandler. » Hello Guest [Login|Register] Last Post | First Unread Post Print Page | Add Thread to Favorites Pages (4): « previous 1 [2] 3 4 next » bass playing question for Tim Chandler. Author Post « Previous Thread | Next Thread » tchandler Daniel Amos Registration Date: 03-22-2002 Posts: 1,061 folks, i gotta go--i hope i didn't miss any questions--if i did, just email me if you want. i'll catch up to it eventually 03-12-2003 16:59 Commander Cote Woolly Eggwhisk Registration Date: 03-18-2002 Posts: 715 Mr Chandler I gave you avideo tape of Cornerstone 84, at last years Cornerstone, did you ever get around to watching it? Please say yes (even if you misplaced it). Any news on a new DA project? Whats the reason for DA not playing this year? Thanks Joe "Commander" Cote 03-12-2003 17:37 Dr Rich Ubique Epoque Registration Date: 03-15-2002 Posts: 9,986 Location: Hoverkrafti im është plot me ngjala. Lie to me!        quote: Originally posted by Commander Cote Mr Chandler I gave you avideo tape of Cornerstone 84, at last years Cornerstone, did you ever get around to watching it? Please say yes (even if you misplaced it). LOL! __________________ 03-12-2003 20:38 tchandler Daniel Amos Registration Date: 03-22-2002 Posts: 1,061 commander        yes, i did watch it! i can't believe what a big goofball i am on it. lord knows i was thinner and in better shape, but i'm just not very convincing. but it sounds pretty good and i thought terry looks and sounds great. thank you, regardless of what i think about my own lame performance, for making that tape. it's a nice document to have of the band in a particular period. i wish there were more like it. 03-12-2003 21:05 wes berlin Official Impasto Registration Date: 03-18-2002 Posts: 3,397 Location: "but today i feel that too much of the church is merely a thermometer, which measures rather than molds popular opinion" mlk 1965 tim. when you coming to monrovia? -john __________________ "Exorcising Ghosts" 03-12-2003 21:09 tchandler Daniel Amos Registration Date: 03-22-2002 Posts: 1,061 hey, wes        i flew out to record on a project for the great john schreiner in january and i drove through monrovia, just to see my old house and see what things looked like. but, i probably won't be back for awhile. maybe next christmas? 03-12-2003 21:12 somehypocriticalChrist-ian Esculent Eskimo Registration Date: 02-22-2003 Posts: 52 Location: SoCal is the local sharing the wealth        bass is not my principle instrument, so when i hear someone that impresses me i try to pass it on. Tim, ever listen to any stuff by Victor Wooten? plays with Bela Fleck? just curious. if you haven't, you won't believe it's possible... [edit] someong is not a word... 03-12-2003 21:19 tchandler Daniel Amos Registration Date: 03-22-2002 Posts: 1,061 hey, ian        yes, i have heard victor wooten. and yes, he's unbelievable! i have great respect for him. he has ten thousand times more technichal skills than i've ever had. i have to admit that my favorite players are not guys who play from "chops," but he is one of a kind! 03-12-2003 21:25 baxter Ubique Epoque Registration Date: 09-19-2002 Posts: 15,686 Location: "Come, let us to our holy task again." i don't know anything about the bass, but could you tell me what your favorite restaurant in Monrovia is, Mr. Chandler? Did you know any of the teachers at the high school? 03-12-2003 21:29 wes berlin Official Impasto Registration Date: 03-18-2002 Posts: 3,397 Location: "but today i feel that too much of the church is merely a thermometer, which measures rather than molds popular opinion" mlk 1965 hey baxter....you know it's got to be "le roys" __________________ "Exorcising Ghosts" 03-12-2003 21:30 tchandler Daniel Amos Registration Date: 03-22-2002 Posts: 1,061 wes, baxter        le roys rocks! i'll tell you my favorite restaurant in the near vacinity that, sadly, is no longer in existence: THE TRAILS! don't get me started--that's a whole other thread (the place had an actual organ bar, my friends--did you ever hang out there?) 03-12-2003 21:34 baxter Ubique Epoque Registration Date: 09-19-2002 Posts: 15,686 Location: "Come, let us to our holy task again." Hey Wes, have you ever played with Mike Cravens in Monrovia? i was in his first band in kindergarten. 03-12-2003 21:34 Ron E Platyhelminth Registration Date: 03-12-2002 Posts: 5,610 Location: Central Ontario Canada quote: Originally posted by baxter i don't know anything about the bass, but could you tell me what your favorite restaurant in Monrovia is...? I have a friend from Liberia, isn't Monrovia the capital of Liberia? If it is, I doubt there are many restaurants there, I think they've all been shelled. __________________ The opinion expressed is that of the participant and does not necessarily reflect that of Mr Dan Amos. But if it doesn't, he would be wrong. 03-12-2003 21:35 Theo Ceremonial Kernel Registration Date: 03-22-2002 Posts: 1,700 Location: Bellingham, WA Hey WES!        Why don't you invite Tim to play bass on a CERTAIN PROJECT! if you know what i mean I, of course, am far too shy to bring it up! He would, absolutely, have free meals and lodging in Monrovia!!! 03-12-2003 21:35 baxter Ubique Epoque Registration Date: 09-19-2002 Posts: 15,686 Location: "Come, let us to our holy task again." My dad used to take me to Le Roys. i've never heard of the trails. 03-12-2003 21:36 wes berlin Official Impasto Registration Date: 03-18-2002 Posts: 3,397 Location: "but today i feel that too much of the church is merely a thermometer, which measures rather than molds popular opinion" mlk 1965 oh my. the trails! yes. speaking of places that are no longer there.....how about "the blvd. cafe". home of the "coldest beer in town!" __________________ "Exorcising Ghosts" 03-12-2003 21:36 wes berlin Official Impasto Registration Date: 03-18-2002 Posts: 3,397 Location: "but today i feel that too much of the church is merely a thermometer, which measures rather than molds popular opinion" mlk 1965 quote: Originally posted by baxter Hey Wes, have you ever played with Mike Cravens in Monrovia? i was in his first band in kindergarten. nope. but the name sounds familiar. __________________ "Exorcising Ghosts" 03-12-2003 21:38 tchandler Daniel Amos Registration Date: 03-22-2002 Posts: 1,061 ok, i'll bite--what're ya talkin' about? 03-12-2003 21:38 baxter Ubique Epoque Registration Date: 09-19-2002 Posts: 15,686 Location: "Come, let us to our holy task again." Is Bob's Big Boy still there? Our high school initiations involved unspeakable acts with that tubby statue. 03-12-2003 21:38 wes berlin Official Impasto Registration Date: 03-18-2002 Posts: 3,397 Location: "but today i feel that too much of the church is merely a thermometer, which measures rather than molds popular opinion" mlk 1965 quote: Originally posted by baxter Is Bob's Big Boy still there? Our high school initiations involved unspeakable acts with that tubby statue. it's still there...although bob vacated years ago. it is now known as sandy's __________________ "Exorcising Ghosts" 03-12-2003 21:40 Pages (4): « previous 1 [2] 3 4 next » Tree Structure | Board Structure Jump to: Please select: -------------------- DA Related Discussion-- General Discussion-- Upcoming Releases-- CD & DVD Reviews-- Larry - Lucy I'm In LoveFAQs and Notices Daniel Amos Message Board » DA Related Discussion » General Discussion » bass playing question for Tim Chandler. 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