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Comment by Richard Sundberg on June 9, 2018 at 4:46am

I was surprised the amount of footage of San Francisco in 1906 Uncle! The quality isn’t to good mostly, but some were preserved pretty well. What stands out was how busy Market Street was with cars, horse carriages, and people,  crisscrossing in and out right and left....all in an order of things. My parents took us to San Francisco in 1958, coolest place ever when your from a small town in Oregon. As always, very kind and insightful comments, thank you John!

Comment by Uncle John on June 9, 2018 at 2:26am

Beautiful and restful sounds here, Rich.  Wonderful playing.  and fun.   Loved the period old cars, horse drawn wagons, watercraft and well turned out crowds.   San Fran would have been wonderful in those days.  This was a lot of work and art.  Well done and well appreciated.

Comment by Richard Sundberg on June 9, 2018 at 12:19am

Thanks Dave! Your on very solid ground up in Minnesota, your shelves are shifting and sliding. Great comments, hope you have a great day....shake frrreeee!

Comment by Richard Sundberg on June 9, 2018 at 12:15am

Thank you Wes! This was break, a drive using a CBG as a brush on a very curvy road. Then back to practice. The kid still lives within! 

Comment by Richard Sundberg on June 8, 2018 at 11:53pm

Ah Danny, trade secret from a long time ago. Low profile guys like me use diversion and eye candy to steal your eyes from Claud-Hopper playing.  A story to be told, one screen the non assuming complacency and taking for granted hustle of existence, the other screen the instantaneous power of reality. Really appreciate Danny, thank you! 

Comment by Richard Sundberg on June 8, 2018 at 11:39pm

Thank you Dennis! The brain remains tax free......for now ha! Hope it helped you get with it! Have a great day and thanks for the listen.

Comment by Dave Lynas on June 8, 2018 at 11:36pm

Very relaxing Richard. I did’nt quake a bit. Nice way to start my day. Good pickins.

Comment by Richard Sundberg on June 8, 2018 at 11:35pm

Thank you Silent Jim! Leo Kottke collabed With J.J. Cale many moons ago, one of my favorite records!  Did my homework on Ozymandias, shocked it had nothing to do with Black Sabbath ha! Deep thinking from the deep dark crevices of your fertile mind Jim, nice one! Doodle on shall I!

Comment by Richard Sundberg on June 8, 2018 at 11:26pm

Thanks BeetleJuice! Appreciate the traditional sounds of CBGs, and the new frontiers for them. Still learning the traditional side of the coin, small steps in old shoes that have been around a long time.

Comment by Richard Sundberg on June 8, 2018 at 11:21pm

Thank you Pick! Hours of trying to get some Robert Johnson techniques and patterns down, took a break for a little seismic story, glad you enjoyed it! 

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