[Seattle Luthiers Group Notice] May Meeting of the SLG

[David Haxton]

May 8, 7-9 pm. We'll meet at the new shop of Cat Fox and Rick Davis,  
118 North 35th Street, Fremont, Center of the (Lutherie) Universe.  
The shop is accessible from both 35th Street (just east of First Ave)  
and the alley between 35th and 36th. It's behind Condor Electronics  
and Chilis Paste Thai restaurant.
    Cat is well known to Seattle area luthiers and stringed instrument  
players. She's been repairing, restoring, and reviving all manner of  
stringed instruments since 1982 -- and for her 25th anniversary in  
the business, she imported Rick from Vermont to help establish a new  
center of instrument repair and construction and lutherie education.  
Rick is also known as Running Dog Guitars. He's the past Director of  
A.S.I.A., occasional contributor to Fretboard Journal, and the  
protagonist of Tim Brookes' book, "Guitar: An American Life." You may  
recognize him from his pictures in the Post Office following that  
unfortunate incident in South Dakota.
    The meeting is informal, with trivial and annoying interruptions in  
the evening's proceedings by Cat and Rick, who will explain more than  
you ever wanted to know about stringed instrument repair and  
construction. Please do not bring recording devices either audio or  
visual -- no permanent record of this meeting admissible in court  
will be permitted. Any instruments or materials brought to the  
meeting will be destroyed in novel and entertaining ways.


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