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Hi There!

We've been on a hiatus, but TUBAGEAR.COM is back in a new, streamlined and easy to use format.

To celebrate, we are offering anyone who wishes to join our list a delightful Christmas album, "Noel", FREE OF CHARGE. You can learn more about "Noel" AND download the album at:

http://tubagear.com/noel.html" target="_blank

Simply send an email with "Subscribe" in the subject line to dave@tubagear.com" target="_blank, and you will receive the decryption code by return email. Any time you no longer wish to receive our free offers and special discounts, simply send an email with "unsubscribe" in the subject line and that'll be the end of it.

Once you've subscribed to the list, you can take advantage of a very special offer: we are making available to our list members: the wacky, classic and rare Christmas album "A Ding Dong Dandy Christmas" for only .99! You can learn more about this unusual album, featuring the great tuba playing of Ed Livingston, at:

http://tubagear.com/dingdongdandy.html" target="_blank

Just download the album, PayPal .99 to bison@wolfchokers.com" target="_blank and you'll receive a decryption code by return email. Fast, easy and folks, this album is FUN!

Thanks to all of you for encouragement and ongoing support. We have a large number of "new" albums in the pipeline, including more offerings from Rich Matteson, Singleton Palmer, Jay Mueller, John Allred, Harvey Phillips, Red Lehr, Don Butterfield and more. As a TUBAGEAR list member, you will always receive an amazing discount and first dibs on any new music we list.

Merry Christmas!

David Gannett

TUBAGEAR.COM

Would love to listen to this, but noelsec.exe ... not exactly accessible for those of us not using Windows.

Yes, a definite problem as noted on the home page of tubagear.com. I would love to find a reliable and affordable cross-platform compression utility - any ideas? Thanks - Dave

dgannett wrote:Yes, a definite problem as noted on the home page of tubagear.com. I would love to find a reliable and affordable cross-platform compression utility - any ideas? Thanks - Dave

How about 7-zip? The compressor is free, and the resultant files can be opened on just about any platform.

Outstanding! Thanks for the tip - I'll check it out - Dave