Help: Ken Perlman

Subject: Ken Perlman
From: charcloth
Date: 08 Dec 99 - 08:44 PM

Does anyone know if Ken Perlman has a web site or email address

Subject: RE: Help: Ken Perlman
From: John of the Hill
Date: 08 Dec 99 - 09:14 PM

Charcloth, Try: hometown.aol.com/kenperlman/homepage.htm

Subject: RE: Help: Ken Perlman
From: charcloth
Date: 08 Dec 99 - 10:03 PM

thanks John but It didn't work

Subject: RE: Help: Ken Perlman
From: John of the Hill
Date: 08 Dec 99 - 10:18 PM

Charcloth, The complete address should be-
http://hometown.aol.com/kenperlman/hompage.htm
Hope that works for you, John

Subject: RE: Help: Ken Perlman
From: Tony Burns
Date: 09 Dec 99 - 04:52 PM

I couldn't get the link to work either so I looked Ken up in Google. A link there took me to a page with the same URL listed above. Who the heck can figure out how AOL does things?

In any case, the page says Ken's email is [e-mail]

I think you can get to the page using http://members.aol.com/kenperlman/homepage.htm. Looks like AOL uses frames and screws everything up.

Subject: RE: Help: Ken Perlman
From: John of the Hill
Date: 09 Dec 99 - 05:42 PM

I don't know if this casts any light on the vagaries of AOL, but I use an iMac and Netscape. I have noticed that when I do a Sherlock search, I rarely get URLs for AOL. Who knows??? John

Subject: RE: Help: Ken Perlman
From: charcloth
Date: 09 Dec 99 - 06:10 PM

Thanks Tony that did it

Subject: RE: Help: Ken Perlman
From: John of the Hill
Date: 09 Dec 99 - 08:10 PM

Charcloth, Just curious, which of Ken Perlman's talents are you looking into? John

Subject: RE: Help: Ken Perlman
From: charcloth
Date: 09 Dec 99 - 09:17 PM

I have his "Basic Clawhammer Banjo" book & CD. Nice stuff! (I knew you could jigs clawhammer style, contrary to what I was told) Anyway I liked it so well I thought I'd improve my finger picking & add some good celtic tunes to boot.(Without getting too far past my abilities.) you know, "keep trying to improve & yet not get frustrated"

Subject: RE: Help: Ken Perlman
From: charcloth
Date: 09 Dec 99 - 09:19 PM

I have his "Basic Clawhammer Banjo" book & CD. Nice stuff! (I knew you could jigs clawhammer style, contrary to what I was told) Anyway I liked it so well I thought I'd improve my finger picking & add some good celtic tunes to boot.(Without getting too far past my abilities.) you know, "keep trying to improve & yet not get frustrated"