It says you have exceptionally good taste, my dear.

BTW, Billy, I'm a leg man too so what say we take Anita to band camp and make a wish.

(Probably gonna get crucified for that one, but what the L?)

Woody,

Man, I gotta admit; you got nads! But wow, man, you're going down for that one and you're not taking me with you!

Hi Anita baby your dear friend Billy G here just thinking of you honey and wishing you all the best my dear.

(Yes Woody, that is a giant sucking sound you hear )




[This message has been edited by Billy G (edited October 23, 2001).]

They don't call him "Woody" for nothing.

Heh Heh!!

You guys need to re-read my post....I "used to" have nice legs from doing jazz dance all the time...if you all were to see them now, well....let's just say you may all just run for them ol' hills! But you guys sure know how to make a woman's day. I am sicker than a dog right now, my head hurts like crazy and to see that on such a day ( and it's pouring rain, to boot) well, it made this ol' sick broad SMILE!!!!!!! Thanks you guys, I owe you one, don't know what, but something!

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Anita Bonita

If you're still having trouble, try this.

1) Put the edge of your lower lip on the lower edge of the flute. Now place the upper part of the flute against your upper lip (that's right -- basically you're whole mouth is covering the hole). Then, slowly roll the flute out while blowing, keeping the edge of the lower lip on the bottom edge of the flute. Roll out until you get sound. At first, as you roll out, keep your lips as if you are holding a quarter between them.

Best of luck.

Steve

wow Anita. After all that, you're still laughing.
Geez, what a sick mind you have.

[This message has been edited by jazzwriter (edited October 29, 2001).]

I play in a band with a flute player and we can't hear him worth a darn. When we did our first gig last week, we sounded like a rythmn section only when he was playhing the head of the song.

any of you flute players know a good way of amplifiying the flute player? As it was he had his own PA with two mikes stuck into his "face". Still not enough juice!

You can try the LCM70 mic from SD Systems which is mounted directly to the flute. You can also try using Crown Audio CM-311AE. The CM is used mainly by vocalists who like to dance (e.g., Janet Jackson) but flautist may also find it useful too.

[This message has been edited by Ars Gratis Ars (edited November 11, 2001).]