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Actually, I'm looking for young Elvis or old Elvis!

brianf wrote:Actually, I'm looking for young Elvis or old Elvis!

Ooohhh...I never thought of that. Good suggestion! I'm working on an older Bronson for bbtubaman, but then Elvis is next on the slate!

My question is: Would the real Dubya ever figure out which way to hold a tuba?

LV wrote: Without comment, I found it interesting that he's playing a "Conn".

You are wrong. He is playing a King.

Rick "also witholding comment" Denney

Advantage--Denney!!!

Rick Denney wrote:

LV wrote: Without comment, I found it interesting that he's playing a "Conn".

You are wrong. He is playing a King.

Rick "also witholding comment" Denney

Actually, the picture I used came from the G.C. Conn web page. It's the Conn 56J.

docpugh wrote:

Rick Denney wrote:

LV wrote: Without comment, I found it interesting that he's playing a "Conn".

You are wrong. He is playing a King.

Rick "also witholding comment" Denney

Actually, the picture I used came from the G.C. Conn web page. It's the Conn 56J.

I guess it was a Conn all along.

docpugh wrote:

Rick Denney wrote:

LV wrote: Without comment, I found it interesting that he's playing a "Conn".

You are wrong. He is playing a King.

Rick "also witholding comment" Denney

Actually, the picture I used came from the G.C. Conn web page. It's the Conn 56J.

Isn't it, considering the origin of the parts, really a King that has simply been called a Conn by those who would like to have us believe it is something it is not?
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Joe Baker, who thinks Bush foes ought to get their story straight and decide whether it is "Bush the buffoon" and "Bush the conniver".

wnazzaro wrote: Is there no sensible middle of the road tuba? Getzen? Miraphone? McCain?

McCain? Sensible?
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Joe Baker, who is speechless.

McCain. Sensible? Perhaps I am not intelligent enough to find it, either. Joe B. I assume you have a question or two for him, too.

Joe Baker wrote:

docpugh wrote:

Rick Denney wrote: You are wrong. He is playing a King.

Rick "also witholding comment" Denney

Actually, the picture I used came from the G.C. Conn web page. It's the Conn 56J.

Isn't it, considering the origin of the parts, really a King that has simply been called a Conn by those who would like to have us believe it is something it is not?

I believe we all know that it is certainly a Conn which some are still trying to call a King.

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