"Smiles, Laughter, and Joy" Bishop Ronnie P. Hall

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"Smiles, Laughter, and Joy" Bishop Ronnie P. Hall

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Hello my fellow steelers! :D
It is good to be over that terrible Flu virus bug, or whatever, it was called. It certainly took it`s toll on the Hall family. Anyway, we beat it but good!
Here is another one of my improvised melody that I composed some time ago. It`s one of those melodies that kind of hangs in your brain for some reason, (or so says my wife) :eek:. Never the less, try it on for size, and I hope you enjoy it! Again, watch out for the volume, I`m still getting used to some new equiptment that I record with. Enjoy!
Ron

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWoxq-Oe8SU
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That was so nice I'll just have to play it again. What a pleasant way to close out my Saturday nite. Thanks for sharing.
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Oh yeah! Now I'm smiling!
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Sending my smile back to you. Thanks!
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Hey Steve! :D (Branscom)
Always glad to hear from you. I`m glad to be among those pleasant things that helped to close down a Saturday night. Too bad, that there are so many that close it down in other ways :eek: :whoa: :lol: , but as it is said:" Such as life!" Be blessed my friend! Thanks for looking and listening in!!!
Ron
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Hi ya Bro. Clyde! :D (Mattocks)
I`m always glad to put a smile on someone like yourself, and others, because that is what I am all about! Thanks my dear friend, and keep that smile cooking!
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Hi Charles! :D (Pompe)
I receive that smile, and I wish it could be spread all over this troubled world. Maybe someday there would be a way to do just that! WOW! What a thought! :eek: :whoa: :lol: Thanks my friend!
Ron
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Made my morning, I'm smiling too. Thanks Bishop Ronnie.
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Hi Johnny! :D (Baldwin)
Glad to hear it made a portion of your day. At least to make somebody smile, is a grand satisfying effort. Thanks my friend! :D
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Ronnie, you keep coming up with great numbers, one after the other, and your standard continues throughout. I'm running out of superlatives at the risk of becoming repetitive. ;-) 8)
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Post by Doug Beaumier »

What a joyous sound! Very uplifting melody and chord changes. Keep 'em coming Bishop Hall!
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Hey Alan! :D (Brookes)
As I always say, and mean it, It is always good to hear from you. You know it is always strange to be just sitting quietly alone with the Spanish guitar, or as some would call it, the lead guitar, and have a new melody just leap into your musical spirit, and suddenly you`ve got another "new" song on the way. Now if I could locate a lyricist, and a vocalist to go along with the inspiration that I have, maybe we could cook up something! :whoa: :eek: Naaw, we all would probably get arrested :eek: :lol:
Again, my dear friend, thanks so much for your encouragement. And, there could never be enough repetitive superlatives coming from you my ole friend, because I know your heart. It is in the right place. Continue to be blessed!
Ron
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Hi Doug! :D (Beaumier)
You hit the nail right on the head! A joyous sound! So thats what it`s called "an uplifting melody and chord change"? I always thought I sounded like someone choking a cat!!!! :eek: :whoa: :lol: Naaw I`m just kidding. Thanks so much my dear friend for your encouraging words they mean a lot to me. :) I`m always glad to know that the music makes someone smile, because if it makes them happy, it makes me happy. Be blessed!
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Post by Ron Kirby »

I sure like the way you played the tune Mr.Bishop Hall. I liked the way you picked the low B string. Thanks for posting it. And have a nice Sunday..
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Post by Michael Barone »

Hello Bishop Ron. I found your song to be relaxing, inspirational, and as previously said, joyous. Thanks for your many contributions.

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Hi Ron! :D (Kirby)
Thank you, for your encouragement. I just do the best I can. If I pluck that low "B", I would`nt know if I hit that, or low "Z", for the lack of formal music training. :lol: But if it works, "hallelujah!" :lol: Thanks again, my friend! The best to you, and your family.
Ron
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Hello Michael! :D (Barone)
It is always good to hear how my attempts at playing, always makes the listener to be put at ease,and at least puts a smile on their faces, because believe it or not, that is what I`m all about. If I make someone else happy, then I`ll be made happy too! Thanks again my friend. Be Happy!
Ron
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