Reece and I are very excited about this and promise to make the event well worth attending.

I will provide all of the details shortly (please bear with me) and answer the questions that I'm capable of answering.

I addition....there will also be something VERY special taking place....stay tuned....

What's that? A free Superslide for all attendees???

If you branch out and decide to do an E9 seminar next in the New York area, let me know and I will be down with my 1977 MSA Classic. Merry Christmas!

Derango Reinlhiebt Productions, proudly presents.........

The Reece Anderson Big Apple C6 Workshop

how's that?

The workshop will be held on Sunday, February 26.

It will begin at 10am and end at 4pm with a one hour lunch break. The workshop can accommadate 24 persons, so it is limited.

For those who would like to attend but cannot make it on Sunday, and if the Sunday workshop is filled, we have some VERY GOOD NEWS....there can be a Saturday afternoon - evening workshop as long as we have a minimum of five people. The tentative times may range from 3pm - 9pm, 3:30pm - 9:30pm, or 4pm - 10pm depending on Reece's arrival time. We want to make sure that all who are interested have the opportunity to attend.

The cost of the workshop is $125.00

Payment options: check, money order, amex, visa, mc

checks & money orders made out to: Manny's Millinery Supply Co.
26 West 38th St.
NY NY 10018
Attn: C6

important to mark C6 or you may receive a few straw hats instead

Please include your name, address, phone #, email address, and indicate Saturday or Sunday.

As of Feb 1, money orders only unless paying by credit card

I have my regular customers to chase for money

If you wish to pay by credit card, please email your name & phone# ONLY. I will call you and take your information over the phone. If you wish to call me...(212) 840 - 2235/36 or (212) 764 - 2218.

The actual address of the store where the workshop will be held, is 28 West 38th St. The awning reads: Manny's Hat Mall.

I am in walking distance from Penn Station, Grand Central Station, Times Square, and the 34th St. subway. If you are driving, we are closest to the Lincoln Tunnel and the Midtown Tunnel. You can also take the Queensboro (59th St.) Bridge.

Parking on the street: Saturday late afternoon should be no problem. Sunday, you take your chances with regard to finding a space. Sometimes there's plenty of spots, other times, nothing. There are parking garages very nearby, a block in either direction. I think it's around $30.00 for the day. NYC is expensive.

What you will need to bring;

6, 8, 10, 12 string steel or resophonic guitar.

bar & picks, yeah, I know, duh! but before you run out your door, do a bar & pick check. yes, it happens, and then it's really...duh! and as we're on the subject of forgetting....if you wear reading glasses, put that on your check list. we ain't 20 anymore!

a practice amp. preferably battery powered as it will be much easier (for everyone) than having 24 people plugged in all over the place.

HEADPHONES!!!!! they're good for you, and everybody else....

A writing utensil & something to write on is always good to have. I always carry one. I'm always ready to take an order....

If I think of anything else, or if anyone thinks of anything else...please post it.

[This message was edited by HowardR on 27 December 2005 at 02:34 PM.]

The Jerry Byrd Fender. I would much rather have steel players be able to view this one of a kind steel and try it out, rather than being in a museum somewhere behind some barrier. It was made to be played and appreciated.

A Canopus D8. You rarely see these. I picked this up on ebay some years ago.

"The D'Benoitto", a resophonic 9 string archtop guitar.

I may have one or two other neat things floating around.......

Also folks, please keep in mind....we can hold a Saturday late afternoon - evening class for those who are interested.

The limit for either session is 24 people. First come, first served.

I've had the priveledge of spending some time with Reece and can't say enough good about him or his style of teaching.....priceless!!

You might try Priceline.

Another alternative is to find a place in Hobokan or Jersey City, in New Jersey. There are on the Path train which will take you close to Howard's place and will be more reasonable. However, while it is easy to find for a native, you might be intimidated manuevering the NY area transit system.

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Bob
My Website

Neither of us has been to New York City, and we need to make this as simple as possible if we can come.

The Americana Inn
69 West 38th St.
NY, NY 10018

(212) 840-6700

This is on the same block as the workshop. You can roll out of bed and practically land on my Nashville 112.

single room with twin bed - $70.00 - $75.00
double room (two single or one full size bed - $80.00 - $85.00

Bathrooms are shared. There are five bathrooms with showers on each floor with locking doors.

The rooms are small with a bed, dresser, TV, & sink. They are simple, decent, and clean. The bathrooms are very decent and clean.

I always see many foreign students and young tourists at this Inn.

The regular hotels in close proximity are between $240.00 and $275.00 per night.

[This message was edited by HowardR on 10 January 2006 at 11:05 AM.]

I like to jump in, please reserven one for me. I can mail you a check,or can give you a call and use a card. Which ever you like.

A pleasure to see you again at this workshop. The store is much different than you will remember it. You won't have to sit on a bale of straw hats this time....

As I'm "on the fly" a fair amount of time, mailing a check would be fine.

BTW....Bill M., I'm sorry to say, but I sold your favorite sewing machine....

Thank you again for playing with me last April at Jim Palenscars steel show. It was a very memorable evening for me, and hopefully others as well.

Sidney M....It's always a pleasure to share time with dear friends such as you and little Lindsey "Reece".

Steve A....I understand I will have the privilege of seeing you again soon.I appreciate your making it possible.

Next time you put on a seminar I would like to be sitting on the front row. I appreciate your musicianship very much.

Gerald M....Sure hope you and your friend can find the right accomodations. I will look forward to meeting the two of you.

I will do everything I can to make this a fun, very relaxed, and most importantly, a very informative seminar.

Although I take teaching very serious, we will all have fun together the entire time. If anyone leaves with an unanswered question......it will be because it was never asked.