Harry Shabowski's Nose Picking

Harry Shabowski's Nose Picking

I mean, how else do you follow an on line thread act like Ringo's Drumming?

Wait! Ah... The Beatles?

Ever laugh at long-faced whiners who insist: "Back in 'the day'"...?

Today is still *The* DAY ...Get busy living! :-) mvm

J.B.
http :// tinyurl,com /4g99ao

Ted Horowitz
http :// tinyurl,com /4dupma
HELL YEAH NEG-BABIES!!!! http :// www .youtube,com /watch?v=3 c86x-Xmcg

Re: Harry Shabowski's Nose Picking


"Positronic Vibe" <antiSociopathU@nospam.org> wrote in message
news:T-mdnfjcVIHVurLVnZ2dnUVZ_oLinZ2d@giganews,com ...
>I mean, how else do you follow an on line thread act like Ringo's Drumming?
>
> Wait! Ah... The Beatles?
>
> Ever laugh at long-faced whiners who insist: "Back in 'the day'"...?
>
> Today is still *The* _DAY_ ...Get busy living! :-) mvm
>
> J.B.
> http :// tinyurl,com /4g99ao
>
> Ted Horowitz
> http :// tinyurl,com /4dupma
> HELL YEAH NEG-BABIES!!!! http :// www .youtube,com /watch?v=3_c86x-Xmcg

Love Popa Chubby.....he is even better when you see him live....great show,
always.

Re: Harry Shabowski's Nose Picking

PapaCarl wrote:
> "Positronic Vibe" <antiSociopathU@nospam.org> wrote in message
> news:T-mdnfjcVIHVurLVnZ2dnUVZ oLinZ2d@giganews,com ...
>> I mean, how else do you follow an on line thread act like Ringo's Drumming?
>>
>> Wait! Ah... The Beatles?
>>
>> Ever laugh at long-faced whiners who insist: "Back in 'the day'"...?
>>
>> Today is still *The* DAY ...Get busy living! :-) mvm
>>
>> J.B.
>> http :// tinyurl,com /4g99ao
>>
>> Ted Horowitz
>> http :// tinyurl,com /4dupma
>> HELL YEAH NEG-BABIES!!!! http :// www .youtube,com /watch?v=3 c86x-Xmcg
>
> Love Popa Chubby.....he is even better when you see him live....great show,
> always.
>
>
I'd definitely go to a show like that, still. His phrasing and interval
usage, -everything about his playing style is killer. I listen to him
a lot during my evening runs. Love his Vol 1 and 2 Hendrix CD's.
Where'd you see him -at a theater in Philly? :-) mvm

Re: Harry Shabowski's Nose Picking


"Positronic Vibe" <antiSociopathU@nospam.org> wrote in message
news:9cmdnVBquM6qxa3VnZ2dnUVZ_jSdnZ2d@giganews,com ...
> PapaCarl wrote:
>> "Positronic Vibe" <antiSociopathU@nospam.org> wrote in message
>> news:T-mdnfjcVIHVurLVnZ2dnUVZ_oLinZ2d@giganews,com ...
>>> I mean, how else do you follow an on line thread act like Ringo's
>>> Drumming?
>>>
>>> Wait! Ah... The Beatles?
>>>
>>> Ever laugh at long-faced whiners who insist: "Back in 'the day'"...?
>>>
>>> Today is still *The* _DAY_ ...Get busy living! :-) mvm
>>>
>>> J.B.
>>> http :// tinyurl,com /4g99ao
>>>
>>> Ted Horowitz
>>> http :// tinyurl,com /4dupma
>>> HELL YEAH NEG-BABIES!!!! http :// www .youtube,com /watch?v=3_c86x-Xmcg
>>
>> Love Popa Chubby.....he is even better when you see him live....great
>> show, always.
> I'd definitely go to a show like that, still. His phrasing and interval
> usage, -everything about his playing style is killer. I listen to him
> a lot during my evening runs. Love his Vol 1 and 2 Hendrix CD's.
> Where'd you see him -at a theater in Philly? :-) mvm

As I think you figured out, we are in that great area where NYC or Philly
are equally accessible. I've seen him so many times it is hard to remember
them all....one night at Tribeca Blues in NYC he did the whole last set as
the Hendrix thing and blew the place out. When Chicago Blues was still open
I used to love him there, also Mexicalli Blues. I've seen him in Philly at
Warmdaddy's and some place up above a steak house resteraunt down near
Penn's landing area. Also did a bunch of the blues cruises around Manhattan
when he shared the evening with Bill Perry. I go out to hear a lot of
music, a lot, and you nailed it with Popa...he is different, but in a very
good way....he makes stuff very contemporary and his phrasing is fantastic.
He is a showman too....just a lot of fun to watch. I've been fortunate
enough to get involved in some conversations with him a few times, I've
heard he can be rough to work with, but he was extremely nice talking to me.
I have all of his CD's now too. I think I really like him because it isn't
just the same old licks and the same old blues stuff over and over
again...he is very fresh.

Re: Harry Shabowski's Nose Picking

PapaCarl wrote:
> "Positronic Vibe" <antiSociopathU@nospam.org> wrote in message
> news:9cmdnVBquM6qxa3VnZ2dnUVZ jSdnZ2d@giganews,com ...
>> PapaCarl wrote:
>>> "Positronic Vibe" <antiSociopathU@nospam.org> wrote in message
>>> news:T-mdnfjcVIHVurLVnZ2dnUVZ oLinZ2d@giganews,com ...
>>>> I mean, how else do you follow an on line thread act like Ringo's
>>>> Drumming?
>>>>
>>>> Wait! Ah... The Beatles?
>>>>
>>>> Ever laugh at long-faced whiners who insist: "Back in 'the day'"...?
>>>>
>>>> Today is still *The* DAY ...Get busy living! :-) mvm
>>>>
>>>> J.B.
>>>> http :// tinyurl,com /4g99ao
>>>>
>>>> Ted Horowitz
>>>> http :// tinyurl,com /4dupma
>>>> HELL YEAH NEG-BABIES!!!! http :// www .youtube,com /watch?v=3 c86x-Xmcg
>>> Love Popa Chubby.....he is even better when you see him live....great
>>> show, always.
>> I'd definitely go to a show like that, still. His phrasing and interval
>> usage, -everything about his playing style is killer. I listen to him
>> a lot during my evening runs. Love his Vol 1 and 2 Hendrix CD's.
>> Where'd you see him -at a theater in Philly? :-) mvm
>
> As I think you figured out, we are in that great area where NYC or Philly
> are equally accessible. I've seen him so many times it is hard to remember
> them all....one night at Tribeca Blues in NYC he did the whole last set as
> the Hendrix thing and blew the place out. When Chicago Blues was still open
> I used to love him there, also Mexicalli Blues. I've seen him in Philly at
> Warmdaddy's and some place up above a steak house resteraunt down near
> Penn's landing area. Also did a bunch of the blues cruises around Manhattan
> when he shared the evening with Bill Perry. I go out to hear a lot of
> music, a lot, and you nailed it with Popa...he is different, but in a very
> good way....he makes stuff very contemporary and his phrasing is fantastic.
> He is a showman too....just a lot of fun to watch. I've been fortunate
> enough to get involved in some conversations with him a few times, I've
> heard he can be rough to work with, but he was extremely nice talking to me.
> I have all of his CD's now too. I think I really like him because it isn't
> just the same old licks and the same old blues stuff over and over
> again...he is very fresh.
>
>
Right on. I lived in Trenton as a kid, once, in Chambersburg just behind
Trenton High, once in West Trenton, right on the Del. just N. of the
Calhoun Street Bridge. Hiltonia was still nice and Cadwallder Park was
pretty but declining fast. Later, we moved across the river into
Yardley, the town adjacent to Morrisville. Ted Horowitz aka Popa, rocks
w/ the all time best of them. Not annoying, like Walter Trout after
awhile...and Joe Bonamassa is just original brilliance on fire. They're
both the stuff that makes some of these guys endlessly whining "there's
nothing good out there", -entertainment.

Regards,

mvm
http :// tinyurl,com /32j32m

Re: Harry Shabowski's Nose Picking


"PositronicVibe" <antiSociopud.U@nospamme,net > wrote in message
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> PapaCarl wrote:
>> "Positronic Vibe" <antiSociopathU@nospam.org> wrote in message
>> news:9cmdnVBquM6qxa3VnZ2dnUVZ_jSdnZ2d@giganews,com ...
>>> PapaCarl wrote:
>>>> "Positronic Vibe" <antiSociopathU@nospam.org> wrote in message
>>>> news:T-mdnfjcVIHVurLVnZ2dnUVZ_oLinZ2d@giganews,com ...
>>>>> I mean, how else do you follow an on line thread act like Ringo's
>>>>> Drumming?
>>>>>
>>>>> Wait! Ah... The Beatles?
>>>>>
>>>>> Ever laugh at long-faced whiners who insist: "Back in 'the day'"...?
>>>>>
>>>>> Today is still *The* _DAY_ ...Get busy living! :-) mvm
>>>>>
>>>>> J.B.
>>>>> http :// tinyurl,com /4g99ao
>>>>>
>>>>> Ted Horowitz
>>>>> http :// tinyurl,com /4dupma
>>>>> HELL YEAH NEG-BABIES!!!! http :// www .youtube,com /watch?v=3_c86x-Xmcg
>>>> Love Popa Chubby.....he is even better when you see him live....great
>>>> show, always.
>>> I'd definitely go to a show like that, still. His phrasing and interval
>>> usage, -everything about his playing style is killer. I listen to him
>>> a lot during my evening runs. Love his Vol 1 and 2 Hendrix CD's.
>>> Where'd you see him -at a theater in Philly? :-) mvm
>>
>> As I think you figured out, we are in that great area where NYC or Philly
>> are equally accessible. I've seen him so many times it is hard to
>> remember them all....one night at Tribeca Blues in NYC he did the whole
>> last set as the Hendrix thing and blew the place out. When Chicago Blues
>> was still open I used to love him there, also Mexicalli Blues. I've seen
>> him in Philly at Warmdaddy's and some place up above a steak house
>> resteraunt down near Penn's landing area. Also did a bunch of the blues
>> cruises around Manhattan when he shared the evening with Bill Perry. I
>> go out to hear a lot of music, a lot, and you nailed it with Popa...he is
>> different, but in a very good way....he makes stuff very contemporary and
>> his phrasing is fantastic. He is a showman too....just a lot of fun to
>> watch. I've been fortunate enough to get involved in some conversations
>> with him a few times, I've heard he can be rough to work with, but he was
>> extremely nice talking to me. I have all of his CD's now too. I think I
>> really like him because it isn't just the same old licks and the same old
>> blues stuff over and over again...he is very fresh.
> Right on. I lived in Trenton as a kid, once, in Chambersburg just behind
> Trenton High, once in West Trenton, right on the Del. just N. of the
> Calhoun Street Bridge. Hiltonia was still nice and Cadwallder Park was
> pretty but declining fast. Later, we moved across the river into Yardley,
> the town adjacent to Morrisville. Ted Horowitz aka Popa, rocks w/ the all
> time best of them. Not annoying, like Walter Trout after awhile...and Joe
> Bonamassa is just original brilliance on fire. They're both the stuff that
> makes some of these guys endlessly whining "there's nothing good out
> there", -entertainment.
>
> Regards,
>
> mvm
> http :// tinyurl,com /32j32m

I live a little north of Trenton and near the River. It's an OK place to
be. The City tries to come back, but so many things work against it. Right
now, it seems that gangs are running things. There was a huge movement
recently to bring back to night life and such that used to be so vital in
the area around that state buildings. It worked for a while, and even now
when they have special Friday night events it's OK...but the rest of the
time it is just too dangerous to go messing around. I've even seen times
when the police flat out tell you to get out of the area, or don't go down a
certain street. There have been way too many gang related murders and it
seems to be spreading to the suburbs too. Still, where we are is OK. I
like living in a culturally and ethnicly diverse area....lots of different
people, and in my neighborhood we all get along fine. I've got a friend in
music, a real pro, who lives in Fairless Hills and I go over there a lot
too. Yardley is still very nice. Those old houses in Hilltonia and around
Cadwalader are awesome, such a shame to see some of them going down. You
are right about Popa Chubby...he isn't one of those guys who thinks that
loud and fast does it all...he has a lot of feel, touch, and subtelty to his
playing....plus he can break off into just about any genre that gets thrown
at him.....I've seen him do country stuff with the Black Coffee Band...and
he is great at it. There are some absolute fabulous guitar guys around
here. Check out Ernie White...a good friend of mine.
http :// www .erniewhite,com / I think you will be impressed with his stuff
too. Send me an email and I'll let you know about some stuff around here
you might want to check out. PapaCarl

Re: Harry Shabowski's Nose Picking

PapaCarl wrote:
> "PositronicVibe" <antiSociopud.U@nospamme,net > wrote in message
> news:NO6dnQ94rJ7qjq VnZ2dnUVZ s inZ2d@giganews,com ...
>> PapaCarl wrote:
>>> "Positronic Vibe" <antiSociopathU@nospam.org> wrote in message
>>> news:9cmdnVBquM6qxa3VnZ2dnUVZ jSdnZ2d@giganews,com ...
>>>> PapaCarl wrote:
>>>>> "Positronic Vibe" <antiSociopathU@nospam.org> wrote in message
>>>>> news:T-mdnfjcVIHVurLVnZ2dnUVZ oLinZ2d@giganews,com ...
>>>>>> I mean, how else do you follow an on line thread act like Ringo's
>>>>>> Drumming?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Wait! Ah... The Beatles?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Ever laugh at long-faced whiners who insist: "Back in 'the day'"...?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Today is still *The* DAY ...Get busy living! :-) mvm
>>>>>>
>>>>>> J.B.
>>>>>> http :// tinyurl,com /4g99ao
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Ted Horowitz
>>>>>> http :// tinyurl,com /4dupma
>>>>>> HELL YEAH NEG-BABIES!!!! http :// www .youtube,com /watch?v=3 c86x-Xmcg
>>>>> Love Popa Chubby.....he is even better when you see him live....great
>>>>> show, always.
>>>> I'd definitely go to a show like that, still. His phrasing and interval
>>>> usage, -everything about his playing style is killer. I listen to him
>>>> a lot during my evening runs. Love his Vol 1 and 2 Hendrix CD's.
>>>> Where'd you see him -at a theater in Philly? :-) mvm
>>> As I think you figured out, we are in that great area where NYC or Philly
>>> are equally accessible. I've seen him so many times it is hard to
>>> remember them all....one night at Tribeca Blues in NYC he did the whole
>>> last set as the Hendrix thing and blew the place out. When Chicago Blues
>>> was still open I used to love him there, also Mexicalli Blues. I've seen
>>> him in Philly at Warmdaddy's and some place up above a steak house
>>> resteraunt down near Penn's landing area. Also did a bunch of the blues
>>> cruises around Manhattan when he shared the evening with Bill Perry. I
>>> go out to hear a lot of music, a lot, and you nailed it with Popa...he is
>>> different, but in a very good way....he makes stuff very contemporary and
>>> his phrasing is fantastic. He is a showman too....just a lot of fun to
>>> watch. I've been fortunate enough to get involved in some conversations
>>> with him a few times, I've heard he can be rough to work with, but he was
>>> extremely nice talking to me. I have all of his CD's now too. I think I
>>> really like him because it isn't just the same old licks and the same old
>>> blues stuff over and over again...he is very fresh.
>> Right on. I lived in Trenton as a kid, once, in Chambersburg just behind
>> Trenton High, once in West Trenton, right on the Del. just N. of the
>> Calhoun Street Bridge. Hiltonia was still nice and Cadwallder Park was
>> pretty but declining fast. Later, we moved across the river into Yardley,
>> the town adjacent to Morrisville. Ted Horowitz aka Popa, rocks w/ the all
>> time best of them. Not annoying, like Walter Trout after awhile...and Joe
>> Bonamassa is just original brilliance on fire. They're both the stuff that
>> makes some of these guys endlessly whining "there's nothing good out
>> there", -entertainment.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> mvm
>> http :// tinyurl,com /32j32m
>
> I live a little north of Trenton and near the River. It's an OK place to
> be. The City tries to come back, but so many things work against it. Right
> now, it seems that gangs are running things. There was a huge movement
> recently to bring back to night life and such that used to be so vital in
> the area around that state buildings. It worked for a while, and even now
> when they have special Friday night events it's OK...but the rest of the
> time it is just too dangerous to go messing around. I've even seen times
> when the police flat out tell you to get out of the area, or don't go down a
> certain street. There have been way too many gang related murders and it
> seems to be spreading to the suburbs too. Still, where we are is OK. I
> like living in a culturally and ethnicly diverse area....lots of different
> people, and in my neighborhood we all get along fine. I've got a friend in
> music, a real pro, who lives in Fairless Hills and I go over there a lot
> too. Yardley is still very nice. Those old houses in Hilltonia and around
> Cadwalader are awesome, such a shame to see some of them going down. You
> are right about Popa Chubby...he isn't one of those guys who thinks that
> loud and fast does it all...he has a lot of feel, touch, and subtelty to his
> playing....plus he can break off into just about any genre that gets thrown
> at him.....I've seen him do country stuff with the Black Coffee Band...and
> he is great at it. There are some absolute fabulous guitar guys around
> here. Check out Ernie White...a good friend of mine.
> http :// www .erniewhite,com / I think you will be impressed with his stuff
> too. Send me an email and I'll let you know about some stuff around here
> you might want to check out. PapaCarl
>
>
Will do Carl- sounds like you're up toward Lambertville.
Gangs...Trenton. Wow...then again, why not. Time. Glad to hear Yardley
is still nice- I lived in a wonderful little section called Arborlea.
Great old Stucco English Tudor w/ a slate roof set on a couple of acres.
204 Arborlea Ave. Loved that house! I briefly attended H.S. in Fairless
Hills too-- Pensbury. I understand that it split in two. It was a
strange mixture, Levittown and the US Steel Blue Collar crowd collided
w/ Yardley and the sons / daughters of Lawyers, Doctors, Executrons,
etc. Very real early intro to class war USA.

Here's one that might throw you- Deborah Coleman. Her latest CD
is just good, solid toneful blues playing w/ soul.

Popa can flame and that's largely the difference (for whatever reason)
up to this point between the genders (where guitar playing is
concerned). I fully expect that to change too...I was chatting w/ a
beautiful young woman this evening with a fairly freshly minted degree
in Chem Eng. She would have been a COMPLETE anomaly at Penn State in the
late '70's...now? Normal, same w/ the EE's. I wonder what % are entering
the flight training program at Pensacola, FL? Amazing. Change...

I was thinking about the earlier era this eve. An L.A. radio station
(100.3) is playing KILLER great music to attempt to buck the
shit...reminds me so much of old WMMR out of Philly in the early
1970's... mvm :-)