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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 1 Jun 1995.
Talk-Line: Saxophone

Talk-Line: Saxophone

 
 On Wed, 24 May 1995, Karen Rue wrote:
 
 > It seems to me I saw someone post some instruments here recently. Was
 > there a saxophone included in this? I would dearly love any size of sax
 > you may have on hand for a sax player. Soprano to bass; sig sized to
 > large. A beautiful instrument, I wasn't able to come up with anything of
 > any merit myself. 
 > 
 > Toda, Karen   bs8...@freenet.carleton.ca


Here's one of my old .sigs.  Feel free to use it if it suits your purpose.

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              ,n.                                    
           =*"  1o                                  
                1B      "If you don't live it,       
Aaron           SS         It won't come out       
Joseph          SS            Of your horn."        
Clegg           MM ,t,                              
                MM G@Y"      - Charlie Parker -     
               (MM H@                              
                U@M@Y                              
                 `"'                               

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From: "Aaron J. Clegg" <ajc...@seattleu.edu>
Subject: Talk-Line: Saxophone
Date: 1995/06/01
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organization: Seattle University
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