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Judah writes:
Not compared to the speed of light, either. The speed of light isn't an aircraft; a jet airliner is. -- Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail. |
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Harmonicas are best. Saxophones take two hands. Banjos only work in
open cockpits. Don |
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Don Tuite wrote:
Harmonicas are best. Saxophones take two hands. Banjos only work in open cockpits. Ernest Gann, (Fate is the Hunter), managed a small accordion. |
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On Tue, 24 Oct 2006 10:38:38 -0700, Jim Stewart
wrote: Don Tuite wrote: Harmonicas are best. Saxophones take two hands. Banjos only work in open cockpits. Ernest Gann, (Fate is the Hunter), managed a small accordion. Well, in a DC3 cockpit,, I could see a 2-row diatonic like a Hohner pokerwork. But I think even a 12-bass PA would be a stretch. In calm air, you could keep the wings level with the rudder pedals for 32 bars, so I guess playing 2-hands is ok if you're trimmed and not maneuvering. Still no trombones, and a glockenspeil would hide the panel. Don |
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