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Bayside
by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Joined: May 2001
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Thanks Peter. Am fortunate enough to get a fair bit of stuff from Lee Oskar from time to time. His, To Graham. Harmonically yours. Lee Oskar autographed poster will remain a treasured object I am sure. Some good reading among it too, quite a bit not available in any books i have read. Reading the bit on soaking a new harp to swell the wood I wonder if this is still applicable as even the last marine band I saw was now plastic bodied instead of the old wood. Marine band was the last of the wood body harps that I know of. A good flush under some pretty warm water does always make the harp brighten up though me thinks. Something to do with it being gummed up with spit and dust i guess. Regards. Graham ------------------ http://www.songramp.com/homepage.ez?Who=grahamhenderson
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