"Salut Yves,
Content de te trouver sur Flatpicking Guitar Network, espérons qu'un jour nous pourrons refaire un p'tit coup de zic ensemble."
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Yves SAVARIAUD commented on Andrea Tarquini's group NON U.S.A. FLATPICKERS"Bonjour à tous.
Eh up you all ! English seems to be the common language so , nice to meet you. I m Yves from west of France !
Coucou à ceux que je connais déja, Eric, Pierre, Laurent, et Philippe seulement croisé à…"
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A place where European, Asian, Australian, African, Central and South American Flatpickers can meet and describe activities in their area. A place where flatpickers from USA can see how their culture influenced foreigner musicians. An International meeting pointSee More
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- Favorite Flatpickers
- Uwe Kruger, Doc Watson, Tony Rice, Jack Lawrence, Raymond Guincheleau
- Favorite Flatpicking Tunes
- Black Mountain rag, Beaumont Rag
- Favorite Guitars
- Martin D28
- Tell us more about yourself (place a Bio here if you wish)
- Self not well made guitarist, 60 yers old but seems 59, ex PE teacher retired
- Do you have a website?
- http://sevy.musicblog.fr
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- At 10:08am on February 28, 2009,
VUE Laurent said… - Salut Yves,
Content de te trouver sur Flatpicking Guitar Network, espérons qu'un jour nous pourrons refaire un p'tit coup de zic ensemble.
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