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At 12:44pm on December 8, 2009, Keith A. Jolly said…
I live in my hometown of Wabash. Its east of Lafayette on Hiway 24. I stopped playing for 20 years as I worked 2nd and 3rd shift in Factories. I recently took early retirement from Chrysler at Kokomo. I sold the Acoustic 360 after Flint Broke up, then John Baker came got me to play with Ed Eastwood and Hank Westerman in Low Spark and Bandanna. I then got a Ampeg with a Backward baffle 15". It was the best I had to that time. I now have a rack setup with A ampeg SVT3 Pro and tuner, Wireless setup and SWR Goliath with 4-12s and A SWR 15 cabinet .Great sound but wish i'd stayed with Ampeg Speakers. I got smart like you and Bought a Fender Precision when I played with LS and Bandanna. Great instrument.
At 8:19pm on November 25, 2009, Tim Craig said…
Greg, I'm an old friend of Tim Flanagan's from the Flint daze in Lafayette and am trying to track Tim down. I saw in your comment on John Baker's page that you ran into him and his brother in Missouri. Any tips on how I might contact Tim or his brother? Thanks!
At 3:44pm on January 28, 2009, John Baker said…
Far out, Greg! Sorry no mention of you or Les, but I didn't go back that far with names, but I sure remember the great Flint days ..... which may have been my favorite of the bands I played in back then 'cause it was so acidic and electric. And Tim and Dale played off each other so well on guitar.

I see you are still in Lafayette. I moved to California, and am now in Washington state. Just started playing some solo acoustic stuff around the area for fun.

Its great to hear from you.

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