Or something like that...I searched and searched all the back pages but
I couldn't find it. Does anybody out there know something? Did that
thread get deleted some how? I need it back ! Ok, watching for a reply...
...hopeful I've just missed something and OTM'S 101 posts are still here !

Cheers,

GuitarZen

i did some looking around on your site to see if i can be of some help this is what i come up with (Fundamentals of Music Theory 101)

Wow...thanks bulldog...that's what I'm looking for...now if I only knew how to get there...hint, hint !

Cheers,

GuitarZen

GuitarZen wrote:

Wow...thanks bulldog...that's what I'm looking for...now if I only knew how to get there...hint, hint !

Cheers,

GuitarZen

http://social.chordbook.com/guitar/cboa … .php?id=57

TMR3

Thanks again bulldog....thanks too TMR3, I don't know how to even begin repaying either of you !

Cheers,

GuitarZen

you can buy me a guitar lol??

bull_dog998 wrote:

you can buy me a guitar lol??

that would be nice



TMR3

Oh seriously....of course I'll buy you each a guitar...what kinds do you want?


Cheers,

GuitarZen

.....and I'll get them for you both once I get the rest of the guitars I want... heh, heh...

Cheers,

GuitarZen

GuitarZen wrote:

.....and I'll get them for you both once I get the rest of the guitars I want... heh, heh...

Cheers,

GuitarZen

How bout the dream guitar of mine....

the Gretsch White Falcon....
and can you make that special left handed...

LOL..

TMR3

Oh definitely TMR3...I'll add the Gretsch White Falcon to my list of guitars I want....uhh...but I'm not left handed so not sure why I'd order it that way...heh, heh....

Cheers,

GuitarZen

you could get me a 1965 mosrite double neck 6/12 joe maphis l doubleneck.....here's the link on ebay. oh, and you can just give it to me cause i'm a friend *smile, wink wink*

http://cgi.ebay.com/1965-Mosrite-Double … 7C294%3A50

guitarace wrote:

you could get me a 1965 mosrite double neck 6/12 joe maphis l doubleneck.....here's the link on ebay. oh, and you can just give it to me cause i'm a friend *smile, wink wink*

http://cgi.ebay.com/1965-Mosrite-Double … 7C294%3A50

That Is one BEAUTIFUL guitar
Nice choice..

TMR3

Thanks Zen, Some good reading for sure.

yes, tmr3, it is one beauty of a guitar.....wish it was in my budget range though...

GuitarZen--what'cha looking for? Remember, all the pictures / charts / illustrations "went away" with my last ISP-change...however(!) I still have all those original images (on backup CDs) available if needed.

i think that he may hae been looking for them for me i was chatting wth him lst night about that and th ice storm got my pc before i had a chance to finish up

Old Tele man wrote:

GuitarZen--what'cha looking for? Remember, all the pictures / charts / illustrations "went away" with my last ISP-change...however(!) I still have all those original images (on backup CDs) available if needed.

Hello OTM, thanks for checking in on this...well I'd been talking about scales in one of the threads and remembered that you'd mentioned that you had referred to the C Major scale (C D E F G A C' as the 'Mother Scale' and there was a question about that.

After some debate and input from some learned musicians I went looking for the 'Fundamentals 101' thread and your particular post regarding the scale as mentioned above but search though I may, I couldn't even find the beginning of the '101' topic. I posted asking what happened to it and our own TMR3 found it and then after some searching I found this group of posts.... 

http://social.chordbook.com/guitar/cboa … 57&p=2   ....then I found the exact post I wanted once I scrolled down quite a ways and then I posted the link to the debate and that seems to have ended the discussion, positively I'm hoping.  Thanks again for checking in and of course if you have any comments on 'C Major scale as mother scale' I for one would love to hear that.

Cheers,

GuitarZen

...the "reason" the C-scale is called the 'mother scale' is that it was the original scale devised and used by the Greeks...and from which all the 'modes' were developed. And, as the 'mother' scale it is the ONLY key and scale having NO sharp (#) or flat (b) NOTES, CHORDS or MODES (think about it)!

Old Tele man wrote:

...the "reason" the C-scale is called the 'mother scale' is that it was the original scale devised and used by the Greeks...and from which all the 'modes' were developed. And, as the 'mother' scale it is the ONLY key and scale having NO sharp (#) or flat (b) NOTES, CHORDS or MODES (think about it)!

Just hoping to gain some additional learning here, from your posts its obvious that you are the Jedi Master around here, I was led to believe that the lack of sharps and flats was why C major was called the natural scale.