Merely an update to the calendar.

Jeff weighed back in again today with further info found in Del's book.  The jazzmaster Bob used in WDR he
traded to Fender for a new jazzmaster at the time & it was that Jazzmaster that indeed ended up with his
friend.

It's a great interview.  I had seen it once before!   We should check to see if we
can post some other gems from Vintage- along with those from GUITAR PLAYER!

Thanks Arnold for getting this post up here as well.   Sometimes with all the
forums & sites we tend to lose track of just where we've deposited the info!

Fellas- Not that I can find it to post it but when I visited the rock hall in Cleveland in '08 the year The Ventures were inducted, their TRIBUTE DISPLAY
not only included both those guitars but the colored jackets they wore at the time promoting the single.   Countless times before that when they
played just as a duo, you'd catch those same jackets.   We're now up to 80 members so I'll assume someone has a photo of the ROCK HALL
items being displayed back then.  In the meantime, I'll check around here on the homefront!

Well a bit of retraction here.  After Walt & I discussed Byron's CD which BY THE WAY sounds SUPER, it was decided that the absolute best way to
promote Byron's band & not just for the upcoming jam in October is to ask BYRON himself when time permits to set up a FACEBOOK page for The
AdVentures.   Another option would be MY SPACE but FACEBOOK would be easier.  Once that's up & running, we can not only link that page to this
forum but follow thru with audio clips from the actual CD or any other DEMO CD the group decides to produce.   Last year after driving out to record
THE PICKNIKS in concert in June, I was able to share their sound in much the same way on my 2011 VENTURES FAN JAM page.   I suspect before too
long together Byron, myself & Walt will come thru for everyone here with flyin' colors on the ORIGINAL PROMISE!

Patrick- Couldn't even begin to guess at this point.  Last year Bob & Ian Spalding & Leon played a six song set culminating with an 11 minute WIPEOUT
that turned out to be a JAMMERS FREE FOR ALL.  There will be 3 featured bands this year playing one hour each along with a slew (upwards of 50) of
others jammers paired up into several bands throughout the afternoon.  Song selections are forwarded to our jam coordinator in June & then musicians
are paired according to related titles.  They then are given a SOLID THREE MONTHS to practice on their own in most cases tho E-mail correspondence back
& forth is encouraged.  Hope this answers your main question.  You have plenty of time to re-consider.

Thanks for becoming part of 'our special group' Brian!