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Mike
Rudd & Bill Putt's Classifieds
For a musician, every day's a holiday. Sounds idyllic
doesn't it? But, believe it or not, there are days when one
feels that one could do more - not only do more, but enjoy
doing more. Not to mention that lolling about in one's own
excrement can get, well, boring. The solution could be to
put all that latent talent to good use. Why not write a jingle
or two to keep the wolves from the door? Why not tell people
that you teach harmonica? Why not sell some of those pieces
of equipment you keep tripping over? The only slightly intriguing
answers to these rhetorical questions lie below.
To get in touch about any of the following items, please e-mail
Mike
& Bill
or write to Mike & Bill c/o PO Box 1181 Camberwell
Victoria 3124 Australia |
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Mike
and Bill's tutorials
So, you
want to learn to play harmonica - or perhaps guitar?
Have
I told you that I teach blues harp (that's harmonica to you)?
If you've always been fascinated by the harmonica and you'd
like to learn - especially from scratch - you can attend your
own individually tailored Mike Rudd Blues Harp
course right here in the plush surrounds of the Accidental
Music Studio in Camberwell. Or you might have always hankered
to play guitar Mike can take you from a rank learner to quite
a bit better than that in whatever time it takes you to learn
things. Why not get
in touch?
As already mentioned, Bill has a thriving guitar teaching
business going, covering guitars of all persuasions, including:
bass guitar, classical and down-tuned nylon-string guitars,
and lap-steel (pic). He'll even come to
your place and teach you in the comfort of your own home!
Give him a call on 0412 155 136 and arrange your lessons,
today.
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Mike
and Bill's School Music Workshops
Yes, these
gifted old duffers will come to your school or sheltered workshop
and set up their equipment in front of the students, explaining
things as they go and asking for directions to the toilets.
Then they'll play a selection of their own songs and instrumentals
and break them down to illustrate their points on song writing,
as well as explaining the often-mysterious differences between
playing live on stage and recording in a studio.
Mike and Bill are happy to interact with the students (in
the nicest possible way, of course) and answer questions about
all aspects of music playing and presentation, as well as
give what they fondly imagine to be relevant thoughts on lifestyle
and health issues – i.e. hearing loss, drugs
etc. If nothing else it will be a salutary warning
to the children about what to expect should they embark on
a career playing music.
see Book
Spectrum for more info |
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Let
Mike create your musical jingles..
I've obviously got far too much spare time, so I'm offering
myself as a over-qualified jingle writer and producer, using
the Accidental Music Studio here in leafy Camberwell as my base.
sample Voice-overs are
a distinct possibility too, not to mention demos for aspiring
singers or (smallish) combos - basically bloody anything's up
for grabs. I shouldn't forget my partner Bill here, either.
Read the guff on Bill if you're interested in learning guitar
or bass guitar |
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The
real Classifieds
- Data transfer switch |
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What the hell is
a Data Transfer Switch? With recent changes to my network,
I now find that the Data switch (pic) I used to switch
from one PC to the other sharing the same monitor is redundant,
so I'm offering it at a stupid $20.00 AUD
for someone in Australia. Check out back
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