Please Help The Local Musicians Out.

I knew you'd be in on this Phil...lol
I've taken SM58's , cords, tuners, picks ext for years. The salt air kills strings for sure.

If anyone does not know who to give anything they bring too , i'd be happy to help pass them along.
PM me and we'll hook up and I'll make sure they get where they are needed.
I'm at the Sea Star April 2-10th and The Coco La Palm April 10th till May 2nd. So we cam meet anywhere you'd like.

Now if only I can find a cheap bass drum pedal and some bass drum legs for the drummer Ricky at the Canoe my list for this year will be complete.

Thanks again for helping the hard working musicians of Negril.

These are all great ideas...I take a guitar each year and leave it with a musician...I love to play and jam with the musicians on the beach. If you have ever walked by the wall at the south end of CoCo's property and seen a jam then that is us playing.. I take plenty of strings and stuff but I don't like to go two weeks without playing so I started finding a hundred buck guitar each trip and taking it down. Towards the end of the trip I pass it on to a beach musician...This year was an exception as I took my Strat and played a set at Three Dives on the new stage with Clark's band...I have left 7 or 8 on the Island....Clip on tuners that clip to the head of the guitar is a great gift for 20 bucks...It benifits all of us when they can tune the guitar properly..Thanks Rasta Stan for this thread..."Hit me with music, when it hits you you feel no pain"

Hey Br Mon I have met you last April I think. Jamming at the Coco ?

Stan, I am a February person but a few years ago you sent me a clip of yours..You do good stuff.....

Bringing several drum sticks, guitar strings and picks.

BrMon , sorry I seen someone else doing the jam thing there last April and thought it might be you.

Thanks so much Don Woody for pitching in to help out the local guys who provide the music in JA.

I bought strings and pics for my guitar at the little shop behind the Value Master Market. I am pretty sure he had drum sticks too.

Rasta Stan, Yes he is Son Facey... The first time we saw him and he started playing his Kazoo... well we were rolling on the floor..... Not out of disrepect, we were just so suprised......

Yeah we know what ya mean about Son Facey, he's a hoot.
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Hey Rasta Stan your at coco in April ? i have a bass drum pedal and 12 sticks and 2 sets of strings thought you would know a musician in need , Im at coco april 22 to 29 im sure ill see you around, also I have a dozen soccer balls for the kids or i could give the cash value to the soup kitchen what do u and others think.