Re: [Shaku] I stand corrected.

From: Alan Sondheim (sondheim@panix.com)
Date: Tue Jul 27 2004 - 14:03:17 PDT

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Not that it matters, but I use 'shak' all the time; I love the instrument,
and it creates a sense of cameraderie with other musicians and artists.

Now I have to go back to watching Fidel Castro on Bush, CSPAN 2 at the
moment.

- Alan

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