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Restaurant in the United States like this photograph.
I have not eaten.
Is it delicious?

Only fingersound and guitar.
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Plays: 120
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Uploaded: Jun 06, 2007 - 08:22:50 AM
Last Updated: Jun 06, 2007 - 08:22:50 AM Last Played: Nov 22, 2009 - 02:46:14 PM
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said 901 days ago (June 6th, 2007)
main course and dessert
This good soloing. An urban underground cry. I can see you playing your guitar in an empty skyway not far from an Italian restaurant in the heart of the big city. Who meeds the jukebox when you have Tadashi?

The food in restaurants ranges from magnificent to terrible. It depends where you go, what you order, and how often they change the grease or cooking oil.

I can see a long list of favorite restaurants under my comments. Let me start: Mickey's Diner in St. Paul, MN
Tadashi Togawa said 900 days ago (June 7th, 2007)
Thank you.
Is it so?
Is this an Italian restaurant?
I learnt for the first time.

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said 898 days ago (June 9th, 2007)
Dining car, American style
No, it is a 100% American art deco dining car. Greasy hamburgers and French fries. Nice thick malts. Friendly cooks and waitresses. A very small place. It has been in two or three American movies.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mickey's_Diner

http://www.roadfood.com/Reviews/Overview.aspx?RefID=225

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said 898 days ago (June 9th, 2007)
The winner!
Well, I do not see any other "favorite restaurants" listed below, so Mickey's Diner wins as "best American restaurant".

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said 901 days ago (June 6th, 2007)
Yum!
RE photo...I don't know if it's delicious, but it smells pretty good from here! Welcome back Tadashi-san. You haven't done much posting lately. I've missed your inspiring guitar work. Thanks so much for filling my cup to overflowing with this great riff-fest!

Be well!

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Tadashi Togawa said 900 days ago (June 7th, 2007)
Micheal,
I also smelt a good smell.
I wish to express my gratitude for your listening.

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peacepiano said 901 days ago (June 6th, 2007)
Tastey
Some nice uncluttered jamming here. Always a pleasure to listen to you play!
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Tadashi Togawa said 900 days ago (June 7th, 2007)
peacepiano,
I wish to express my gratitude for your comment.
Thank you very much.
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jiguma said 900 days ago (June 6th, 2007)
Maestro!
Great to have you back Tadashi - I was wondering where you'd been lately. This is a real showcase for your guitar skills - fantastic playing and solid production.
Thanks,
Neil
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Tadashi Togawa said 900 days ago (June 7th, 2007)
Neil,
Is it deep in the autumn of Australia?
The sea wave might be also high.
Your family's peace.

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Ed Hannifin said 900 days ago (June 6th, 2007)
I still hold on to the hope...
...that at some point... I'll get to take you on a tour of some New England eateries...

We may have to start with the Pig & Whistle in Brighton... Not that it's great, but it sure is authentic American diner food... You will instantly understand Rich Schletty's comment about the cooking oil...

We may have to alternate this with the bison meatloaf sandwich at O'Natural's...

Or perhaps a sandwich at Acton Jazz Cafe...

I love the very present overdriven tone of the guitar and amp here... And the bluesy phrasing...

I always enjoy hearing your play, Tadashi...

Ed
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Ed Hannifin said 900 days ago (June 6th, 2007)
Can't forget the Town Hall...
...in Arlington Center...

Especially for breakfast...

Ed
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Tadashi Togawa said 900 days ago (June 7th, 2007)
Pig&Whistle?
Indeed,
It might be a standard meal.
I am very interesting.
Let's eat together by all means.

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said 900 days ago (June 6th, 2007)
Cool Jam
Love your guitar playing, sir.
I was distracted by the hiss/line noise and was wishing that a filter had been applied so that the transition from guitar to finger snap were more seemless.
Tadashi Togawa said 900 days ago (June 7th, 2007)
Mungo,
Always thank you.
I wish to express my gratitude for your listening.

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composerclark said 899 days ago (June 8th, 2007)
Skilled and soulful
Very skilled and soulful playing, as always. It stops half-way through, so it seems as though it is over, but then it starts again, very similar to the beginning... is this intentional?

Always nice to hear your music!
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guitapick said 899 days ago (June 8th, 2007)
Cool...
...just guitar and fingersnapping.

"Greasy spoon" restraurant: bacon and eggs/pancakes/hamburgers/sodas...

Definitely not health food...or sushi (my favorite)...

Hot playing, Todashi...
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