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Pauline wrote:
I love hats and have one or two but seldom wear them. Not sure why except that I don't like my hair getting messed up.

Hair? What's hair?

Quite like the Aussie ones but how do you play with a Strine accent?
 
old git wrote:
Pauline wrote:
I love hats and have one or two but seldom wear them. Not sure why except that I don't like my hair getting messed up.

Hair? What's hair?

Quite like the Aussie ones but how do you play with a Strine accent?
Surely some technique using lots of circular breathing and growl.... digeri-sax...? Or maybe not
 
Get one with a big enough brim PeeDee and you'll be able to hide your hernia scar.

BTW:-If you pay my rail fare, can pop down and do the op with my Topeak cycle repair tool, pay for Smiffy's, and you'll have a lovely designer finish. >:)
 
Bobby G wrote:
Niiiice! I wanted a Jaxon hat, expecting the peaked leather thing as sported by Van der Graaf's (ex)saxman, but now I fancy a 'newsboy'.
only problem with the VDGG would be that I live in Brighton! Ahem.....
reckon the Big Apple version of the flat cap is the winner. Used to have one for stage wear but my offspring lost it somewhere in Amsterdam. Good hats for a sort of "on the waterfront' look as practiced by fat45 if we're in casual mode.....
 
NOOOO >.< why did I have to click that link. Hats are one of my fetishes along with shoes, bags and coats. Now I'm never going to get anything done today until I've looked at every single hat on the website.

Right better get started ...............
 
gungehead wrote:
nachoman wrote:
following one of my well known personal obsessions, I reckon every sax player should have this on-line shop bookmarked- http://tinyurl.com/98tkbr Woo Hoo!

Bookmarked.
The perennial question pops into mind though. Which one to wear on stage?

if you are an energetic performer, style and fit is so important. What could be more embarassing than you going one way and the hat going t'other?
 
old git wrote:
Get one with a big enough brim PeeDee and you'll be able to hide your hernia scar.

BTW:-If you pay my rail fare, can pop down and do the op with my Topeak cycle repair tool, pay for Smiffy's, and you'll have a lovely designer finish. >:)

Geroff!!!
Already been threatened wiv a Stanley knife :w00t:
 

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