Thank you for the welcome, as this is very much appreciated, because when you are new it makes getting comfortable in a new community, so much easier. Thanks, again and hope to talk soon.
Ciao Enrico...mah...non so se vadano meglio..qua c'è gente che vorrebbe espatriare perché è davvero difficile riuscire a vivere suonando. Dai se facciamo un salto negli §States ti veniamo a trovare.
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You are welcome Enrico. Thanks back to you and have a very blessed day. I'll try to send you a shout from time to time... real busy these days.
Meredith Mspretty Cooper
Thanks so much! I am glad that you enjoyed them. I am really exhausted today, I had my weekly Monday night gig last night. Played overtime per the owner's request so that was nice. It was worth it!! Music is my life,it will never get old. You are an amazing bass player,love your music!!
Adesso si, ho ascoltato, che dire...bella musica, davvero.
Tra myspace e quì si ascolta musica incredibile e grandi talenti (tu compreso), non credevo esistesse così tanta bella musica, è un mondo infinito, pazzesco. Complimenti sinceri!!
Restiamo in contatto....tempo permettendo.
All the best mate, keep music high!!
Saludos,
Hamlet
Ciao Enrico, credo tu parli Italiano no?
Sono nuovo quì, vengo da myspace,
devo ancora praticare meglio ma non ho molto tempo.
Grazie per la tua richiesta, al momento non posso ascoltare da questo computer lo farò al più presto.
Ok, alla prossima.
Stammi bene,
Hamlet
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Great Stuff! Love it! Call if ya need a drummer! I'd love to play that stuff! OH YEAH, BABY!
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God Bless,
Lori
Peace and Blessings
Anthony
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Meredith Mspretty Cooper
Sei fuggito dall'italia? :)
buona musica,
Sara
Thanks for the lovely comment!
Your music is really good, congrats - you sure can play bass!
Tra myspace e quì si ascolta musica incredibile e grandi talenti (tu compreso), non credevo esistesse così tanta bella musica, è un mondo infinito, pazzesco. Complimenti sinceri!!
Restiamo in contatto....tempo permettendo.
All the best mate, keep music high!!
Saludos,
Hamlet
You certainly cover ALL the basses (Pun intended..!)
I'd love to play with you someday..!
Peace....
Vince.
Sono nuovo quì, vengo da myspace,
devo ancora praticare meglio ma non ho molto tempo.
Grazie per la tua richiesta, al momento non posso ascoltare da questo computer lo farò al più presto.
Ok, alla prossima.
Stammi bene,
Hamlet
www.latinjazzexperience.com
Thank you for the comment.
Hope to stay in touch with you.
Peace..
Vince.
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