Jimmy "Flim" Johnson

Started by reinier, October 03, 2004, 03:16:35 PM

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lbpesq

Happy B-day, Jimmy! 

Bill, tgo

David Houck

Hope you had a wonderful day!

rv_bass

Yes, hope you had a great day! :)

edwardofhuncote

Wishes for many, many more, Jimmy J. Thanks for all your contributions here, all year 'round.  :)

garyhead

Same birthday as Tony Levin?   8)
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mb94952

Happy Birthday to you, JJ !!! Hope you had a great day with your loved ones doing whatever low key things it is you like to do. - Mike B.
My Alembic : - 2002 Excel
                    - 1992 Europa
                    - 1991 Essence

growlypants

Happy Birthday, Jimmy J!
I used to think I was indecisive, but now I'm not so sure.

JimmyJ

Cheers chaps, thanks for the wishes.  Now settle down in here. :)
I think Tony's was yesterday so happy belated to him.

Jimmy J

jacko

Happy belated Birthday Jimmy. Hope you had a great day.  You and Gary H have obviously had a very long career together; in some of his photos you look to be in your twenties!.

all the best

Graeme

goran

Happy birthday Jimmy! All best!!!
The bass player's function, along with the drums, is to be the engine that drives the car... everything else is merely colours.

jazzyvee

I hope you had a good birthday Jimmy.
The sound of Alembic is medicine for the soul!
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dannobasso

Happy Birthday Mr. Johnson. Many more happy and healthy years to you and thank you for sharing your musical gifts with us all.

rustyg61

Happy Birthday Jimmy! Looking forward to seeing you with JT in Houston October 17!
Rusty
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hankster

Happy Birthday Jimmy!  If you ever come to Galiano Island I'll bake you a cake!
Live each day like your hair is on fire.

Moose

Hey Jimmy, i see you've answered a ton of questions about your string spacing already, but being curious about trying  a setup like that for myself, i was wondering if you'd be cool enough to take out a ruler and measure the distance from the centre of the low B to the centre of the G at the bridge. Forgive me if this has already been asked before, but i did a quick flip though and didn't see this exact one answered yet. I spend about 90% of my time playing with fingers or a pick, and have never been a fan of really wide and/or tapering necks, so when i saw your bass, i got excited by the idea of 5 nearly-parallel strings sitting in a pretty tight looking space. Having just recently gotten myself involved with a group where some extended range would be useful, i figured i'd like to try it out by pulling a conversion on something where the consequences of me not liking it are far lower than me spending a good chunk of change on getting something made to spec.

As an aside, i've got to squeeze in a little obligatory praise mixed in with a short backstory and say that i didn't know about you until a couple of years ago when a JT track came up on a radio station set up by "the poor man's private disc jockey" (read "Pays the band pennies" a.k.a. Spotify) and I had to look up who the bass player was because your tone was good enough for me to have apparently "made the stank face" while listening to a folky acoustic record! That's an accomplishment! haha

Judging by the last few posts, it looks like it was your birthday recently - might as well join the fan club and wish you a happy belated!