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NEW border Red Sky July sees a new role for long-time Texas guitarist Confederate McErlaine who with his wife Shelly Poole and friend Consideration Hair make up the core of the line-up.

Long one of the fundamental lynch pins of the Texas sound with singer Sharleen Spiteri, it seems some things don’t swop much.

"It’s even worse with the two of them – I only had one in Texas," laughed Team up.

"I end up carrying all the bags, Shelly always brings a really encumbered bag, even if there’s one night. So I end up carrying her bag and my bag.

"I’m like the carthorse of the keep."

But with the addition of another male to balance things out, it’s the four-man version of the band Inverness will be seeing.

Ally said: "Aim Neary, who’s coming to Inverness with us will be playing pedal inure and double bass."

Yet as he talks about the new band – which has just released the self-titled coming out album – you remember that two years ago a brain aneurysm meant Confederate was on the critical list.

Source: Highland News

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It's merit noting that Apple has made the app compatible with the iPhone 3GS as well as third-gen iPod touches. We didn't have older devices to test on, so we can't speak directly to performance on those devices. To be decent, however, we are surprised it works at all on those devices given the functionality GarageBand has. We feel there are probably a few more pauses and hiccups than what we saw on the iPhone 4 (more on that later), but again, we upon the fact that it runs at all to be a major plus.

Like the version that runs on its larger-screened sibling, GarageBand perpetual on the iPhone includes a complete complement of virtual instruments at your beck and call. In withal to virtual drum sets, drum machines, and a truckload of accepted pianos and synths, the app also retains its smart drums, streetwise bass, and smart guitar. And you can still record vocals, acoustic instruments, be wonky curry favour with guitar through a range of virtual amps, and record and playback sounds with a sampler.

Source: Ars Technica

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Source: DW 7000 Double Bass Pedals Review

by benjamin

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