A Redrow Concertina

[Bob Tedrow]

Just let me know if you are tired of me posting these pictures, ok?

 

more images http://hmi.homewood.net/amboyna

Edited May 10, 2006 by Bob Tedrow

[Laitch]

Ruby, darlin'! Where you been all my life?

[bill_mchale]

Just let me know if you are tired of me posting these pictures, ok?

 

Only if you started posting pictures of Banjos Bob .

 

--

Bill

[Baxter]

Ooh, nice... Now when will we see the Bluedrow??

[Laitch]

It's truly a beautiful and creative piece of work, Bob.

How about a dark green one with leaf motif bellows papers---The Hedgerow?

[Paul Read]

It's truly a beautiful and creative piece of work, Bob.

How about a dark green one with leaf motif bellows papers---The Hedgerow?

 

Or with bellows made from Spanish leather...........a Pedrow?

Edited May 3, 2006 by Paul Read

[Samantha]

Just let me know if you are tired of me posting these pictures, ok?

 

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm! Yummy!

Samantha

[JimLucas]

Ruby, darlin'! Where you been all my life?

Give Ruby my best, but I'm waiting for Sapphire.

(And hoping to avoid the mother of Pearl. )

[Theodore Kloba]

arrow: tuned sharp

backarrow: allows you to erase your mistakes while playing

barrow: so big it needs wheels

borrow: someone else's concertina

 

Fill in the blanks...

 

burrow:

furrow:

harrow:

marrow:

morrow:

narrow:

outgrow:

scarecrow:

sorrow:

sparrow:

[David Barnert]

(With my responses)

 

burrow: Hide your concertina.

furrow: Look for it.

harrow: Look harder.

marrow: Find it within you.

morrow: When I'll practice.

narrow: Concertina at full squeeze.

outgrow: Concertina at full draw.

scarecrow: Playing concertina with arms crossed ("Of course, some people do go both ways.")

sorrow: Concertina in the shop.

sparrow: Where does the time go?

[JimLucas]

arrow: tuned sharp

backarrow: allows you to erase your mistakes while playing

barrow: so big it needs wheels

borrow: someone else's concertina

...

... Teddyrow: The ends have a plush finish. I would expect a soft tone.

... Credrow: Looks exactly like a vintage Jeffries -- including worn plating, etc., -- thereby enhancing your credibility with concertina snobs even if you can't play it.

... Treadrow: So sturdily built, you can walk on it without damaging it.

... Spreadrow: More bellows folds than you could possibly use.

... Headrow(1): Voiced specially to give a pleasing sound when played in the WC.

... Headrow(2): The design on the papers is cannabis leaves, and the "drone" button opens a hidden compartment.

... Leadrow: The heaviest concertina you've ever tried to play.

... Fredrow: For the guy who said that "Latin is a dead language."

... Deadrow: You'll be ever so grateful to get one of these.

... Wedrow: These come in his-and-hers pairs. (A different sort of "duet". )

... Zedrow: Absolutely the last word in concertinas.

 

OK. Back to work.

 

P.S. ... Rowrow: Especially for those who do sailors' songs.

[malcolm clapp]

Perhaps a Jethrow for playing bluegrass?

 

(Apologies to Beverly Hillbillies fans for the spelling).

 

MC

Edited May 5, 2006 by malcolm clapp

[David Barnert]

Heathrow a concertina specifically intended to pass easily through even the most stringent airport security checkpoints.

[JimLucas]

Perhaps a Jethrow for playing bluegrass?

Or with a "piano" keyboard, it's a Jethcertina?

[Cream-T]

Deathrow: for your final tune

 

Rowrowyourboatrow: the discerning shantyman's favourite

 

Crow: a group of them is clearly murder

[JimLucas]

Deathrow: for your final tune

DEAthrow: In the US that would be something you toss at an officer of the Drug Enforcement Administration.

 

Crow: a group of them is clearly murder

Much better to have only one, in between the Grow and the accidentalrow.

 

.................

[JimLucas]

And the Breadrow is the one you use for your paying gigs.

[Samantha]

The shedrow - for those whose spouses can't stand the noise ...