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I could make out Stanley Clarke and McCoy Tyner. Who else signed that bad boy?
Flashlights, huh?
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Flashlights, huh?
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https://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/forumdisplay.php?4-General-Flashlight-Discussion
We have a physician renting an office within our office. He says he needs a place to do administrative stuff. Maybe so. I think he just needs a place to take delivery of new additions to his guitar collection away from his wife.
I don’t know for sure who-all is on that one but he has many, including one from The Who signed by Pete, Roger, and the gang. We do his billing, and there have been times when he needed to expedite reimbursements to cover guitar buys.
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I have a pair of spectators that look identical.
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Allen Edmonds?!
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That’s them!!
After years of dreaming about getting a pair of the “Broadstreet” spectators, they were discontinued. I bought the McClains, like them, but still prefer the Broadstreets.
See...
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I have a few pairs of spectators. I don’t wear them too often, but they always make my day a little better when I do.
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Hat and Rehat
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Steppenwolf wrote a song about posts like that.
Good song too, but you had to turn it down when the parents were around.
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Love the Spectators ! I'm a wingtip guy myself and have been eyeing some of those next. I even wear wingtip boots while riding the motorcycle, what better way to get away from the black leather biker stereotype.....
Here's a few of my Allen Edmonds, the Walnut McAllisters in front are my favorite.
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Have you seen this thread?
https://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/show-us-your-shoes.4300/page-261
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Thank you, Sir!
That collection is nice! REAL nice!!! The McAllister is another one I never bought, but lusted after.
And since we're talking good ol' USA-made shoes, we can't forget to mention Aldens!
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Excellent, thanks for the update. Maybe I can find some Spectators...
I used to think drummers were crazy...now not so much...
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Hi y'all. New guy here. I'm Gary and I've read the forum off and on over the years.
My dad always wore a fedora (in the 60s & 70s). And I remember it was always a big day when it was time for him to get a new hat. Sometimes it would be a trip to Sears to try all the new styles until he chose his prize.
I also have been a "hat guy". Mostly ball caps when I was younger but when I turned fifty I decided I should up my game regarding head wear. In the summer I usually got a new straw hat. Maybe a fedora or maybe a farm straw hat...depended on my mood when I found a hat I liked.
Then I starting phasing in flat caps in cooler weather. I've been using those about five years now and have a few so I can match the colors with my jacket. Looking forward to getting to know some of y'all.
My dad always wore a fedora (in the 60s & 70s). And I remember it was always a big day when it was time for him to get a new hat. Sometimes it would be a trip to Sears to try all the new styles until he chose his prize.
I also have been a "hat guy". Mostly ball caps when I was younger but when I turned fifty I decided I should up my game regarding head wear. In the summer I usually got a new straw hat. Maybe a fedora or maybe a farm straw hat...depended on my mood when I found a hat I liked.
Then I starting phasing in flat caps in cooler weather. I've been using those about five years now and have a few so I can match the colors with my jacket. Looking forward to getting to know some of y'all.
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Welcome! You sound like our kind of people. We look forward to seeing your hats and caps and getting to know you a bit. Don’t be a stranger.
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Thanks....I read that after ten posts you can upload photos. I guess that's when I can show some of my hats.
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You can upload photos immediately, Private Message after 15 posts, is my recollection. We want pictures!!!
