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[PHultquist at aol.com]

Karl...you da MAN!! We love yer stuff too mate;-) We still crave spending  
some jamming time with you.......maybe in JT '09? But in studio would be  
best.......if we send ya a ticket??
 
The didj in Hummingbird is an E, by Rob Thomas (Agave)...the one  you see 
Eileen playing on the busking video, in which I'm playing an Aspen  by Ben Hicks. 
I'm actually using the agave in Hummingbird, and yes that's me  
throatsinging...........influenced by Sklar of course;-)
 
Me too...I wanna hear from ED....you out there Ed?? Funny how people drop  
outta site....
 
Jeremy Donovan....one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet.....he'll be at  JT 
'09 so he says. I'm gonna copy this to him and see if he'll join up.
 
Wish I could help with ID'ing yer didj Karl....maybe try serious sticks or  
ididj forums??
 
Per
 
 
 
 
In a message dated 1/3/2009 10:57:44 A.M. Mountain Standard Time,  
kalbaugh at cox.net writes:

I LOVED your video, Per!! It struck me as kinda  funny... that your (big and 
low pitched) didges seemed to most emulate the  (tiny) hummingbird's wings and 
flight. Lush and lyrical. I have always been a  fan of LogRhythm's. I love 
your work.
 
Speaking of blast of the past: I'm using Ed Drury's  1994 didge booklet as my 
main teaching text for a few students (shout out to  Ed! Hey, Ed, you still 
out there?).
 
One student, a 12 year old kid, tells me he's been  listening a lot to this 
one Aboriginal player named Jeremy Donovan. LOL! It  may be a small world, but 
the didge world is even smaller!
 
Here's a question for the group: a friend has lent me  a (what looks like 
bloodwood) didge he picked up in Oz. The initials on  the inside of the bell are:
DA 27. Does that mean anything to anyone? Huge  bell... maybe close to 5 
feet, key of G.
 
JT 2009.... remains a personal priority for me.  :). 
 
Karl 



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