A short absence (I hope)

[Malcolm]

Davie, so you are a closet Mullen Player I often say to Gamble he should play his in a closet, ( Preferably a water closet).
If you get one purely for home use get the Discovery, it has the same undercarriage as the G2, just not as nice looking with black end plates. I tried one at Dallas, could hear no difference in tone between any of the Mullens, but it is a lot cheaper than the other models. Keep up the good progress.

[Zumbilly(Murdoch)]

Davie, it was good seeing You in such great spirits.There was some great discussions especially Your explanation of the importance of vector algebra and the quadratic equasion when playing E 9th.Keep on keeping on......

There I've said it twice !!

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[Zumbilly(Murdoch)]

Davie, it was good seeing You in such great spirits.There was some great discussions especially Your explanation of the importance of vector algebra and the quadratic equasion when playing E 9th.Keep on keeping on......

[Mcneilwaeasteel]

DAVIE
Glad to see you’ve come out of the closet at last and a warm welcome on joining the Mullen crew!
It’s good to see you enjoying yourself again, I’ve heard of Victor and Jack, but what group are called “vector algebra and the quadratic equation “ are they country and the resident group in the Clansman at Craiglion?
Perhaps Danny will answer that question, as he’s a regular in there!

[Davie Holland]

Davie, it was good seeing You in such great spirits.There was some great discussions especially Your explanation of the importance of vector algebra and the quadratic equasion when playing E 9th.Keep on keeping on......

There I've said it twice !!

EH? I have no idea what on earth you are talking about? I only had one whisky as well...hmm??

Must be the drugs lol

[Willie Gamble]

Hi guys, just a wee update on Davie, I had arranged to go over to visit last night, hopefully to set up his steel for him in his man cave. It ended up with three of us going over so the biscuit tin took a hammering, anyway, the subject of setting up his guitar was eventually broached, I thought this will be a doddle, after all it's an MSA M3 so it will be light........., who in their right mind puts a tupperware guitar in a case weighing in at 3 tons, so, hernia dealt with we got him all connected up and with a certain amount of fear and trepidation Davie sat down at his guitar and played along to a backing track of Gary Carter's " lighthouse tale" Harrrrumph, I mean, who couldn't do that ( me for one). Flash b d
I can tell you this, it was quite an emotional moment for him, and for me.
All I can say is, the lad has nothing to worry about, he has this covered.
All of the above was done with no use of a volume pedal, due to the fact that he has not as yet received his proper prosthetic limb.
GOOD ON YA HUNNERS

Asleep at the steel

[Malcolm]

Well done Davie, hope you made Gamble wash his hands before being allowed to touch the MSA, after all don’t want any contamination from that Mullen. Keep up the good progress.

[Uncle Roy]

Well done Davie, we all knew you would do it.
Mr McMaster be very careful with your comments on the mighty Mullens or you may never get a donut in Bristol

[Mcneilwaeasteel]

Malcolm
No need to worry about Mr Gamble getting his hands contaminated on Davies Tupperware MSA, he always carries a tube of hand gel and wipes, to avoid contaminated objects!
Willie, when playing Gary Carter’s lighthouse to the backing track, it’s necessary that you become a flash B D. to get the rhythm shining through and light up the room at the same time !
Davie, with the gear you’ve got you only need to set the volume once and you’ll prevent ships colliding at the tail o’ the bank and lower reaches of the Clyde Estuary!
Great to see you making progress even if the biscuit barrel takes a hammering, have you found that banjo that was left for you yet?
PS
Uncle Roy
Mr Mc Master takes the biscuit every time and would choke on a doughnut!

[Malcolm]

Mr Heap, in thirty years of travel up and down to Cornwall I have never had a donut as I pass through Bristol as I only know one player in Bristol it therefore follows that HE is the one responsible for not buying me one. Not sure if folk from Bristol fall into the same description as those from Paisley and Aberdeen, Deep pockets and short arms