From: haandru~mm.com (Harvey A. Andruss, III) Subject: gifs, home pages, faqs and what next? Like the GIFs, and although mostly a diatonic player, I like the chromatic
(sorry Chris, what else is new :( But how 'bout them vikes?:) When's HHHB, the sequel coming out (or the movie)??? :) :) Very dumb question: Isn't most music basically memorized and the printed situation where you play from sheet music cold, but 'the recital' where including situations where improvisation is expected). Regards, and with a memory like mine,
DATE: Fri, 21 Oct 1994 13:39:34 CDT At 5:25 PM 10/20/94 -0500, wrote: >or is there a problem on the network? I haven't received anything from >wasn't it? But what is the big deal if a few people want to try an Ultimos?
Jennings (hi Steve, you old lurker you) may give y'all a clue as to what part of LO's response that burns me up: "The presence of Lee Oskar Harmonicas in the U.S. preempts the need for basically the same needs already served by major diatonics produced by Lee
Wilson and his position as both HARP-L'er and LO honcho. I've made my and apparently I must be imagining the differences between a LO* and an
five C's in stock), although he promised to ship what he has if the missing bodied harps to give it a go. >
"an" according to the acronym or the 'fully qualified' name? In other
DATE: Fri, 21 Oct 1994 16:10:07 CDT Just my 2 cents worth: I first learned of Tombo harmonicas in 1976 when I met Richard Smith. He were extremely hard to get - as far as we knew no one was importing them. who had one for sale (someone who picked them up in their travels, etc.) purchase these harmonicas - to no avail. There were no U.S.A. distributers business or become a distributor - most manufacturers don't even want to longer made harmonicas - pity, they were also high quality instruments. Then came Lee Oskar a few years ago with his name on a diatonic made to Tombo line in the U.S.A. - which made me very happy. I'm glad that Lee at
given some pretty fantastic deals on these, not enough took advantage; the shuttle-less chromatic, soprano or tenor pipehorn. This is just part of demand to warrant stocking all the different models, as I suspect a
harmonica clubs - one of their ways of getting the word out on the L.O. figure but he has donated many $$$ in Lee Oskar and Tombo harmonicas to
him for giving it up - at least temporarily. On the other hand, I'm glad we still have a source for Tombos in Norman
