Top Movie And Film Venues in Chattanooga, TN 37411
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Cinema One
By Jay August 10, 2011
Went on a Saturday night. Movies were good and the action in the theater was nice. Lots of fun in the booths also. ...read more
McKay Used Books & CD's
By Fletcher Bright Company May 09, 2011
This place is huge. Make it a day event. Selection is huge. Multiple copies of most titles. Lots and Lots of Music. Great place to sell your used books and music. ...read more
Grumpy's Music & Books Inc
By Fletcher Bright Company May 09, 2011
I have been a regular at Grumpys for over 7 years. Music, Books, and More. Super Convenient. I have sold books, but bought even more. 99% of the time they have what I am looking for. ...read more
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Grumpy's moved at the end of 2009 to the old Target building outside Northgate Mall. We've lowered prices on our DVDs, CDs, and audio books. We've reorganized the store, and everyone says it's a better layout. Brighter, cleaner, and easier to find. And don't forget: you're always welcome to call and ask about a title! ...read more
By Grumpy's Music & Books Inc March 18, 2010
Fretwates are back!
Back in 1991, when I had been playing guitar for only a few years, an idea came to me for finger weights a person could slip on their fingers and play guitar. The idea must have been lying dormant in my mind since using the "donut" shaped weights in little league baseball years before. I constructed a prototype and began using my own product. Not long after that initial experiment did I contact various suppliers for my "invention" and I was off contacting the guitar magazines for advertising rates. I took photos of the "Fretwates" with a friend and wrote an advertisement and sent it off to a major guitar magazine...the year was 1992. You may remember seeing the ad or you may have even purchased a set of Fretwates, nonetheless, I was happy with the initial response to the ad campaign. Once you slip the weights onto your fingers, make sure they are placed in between the first and second joint. What I do next is play finger exercises until I feel a burning sensation in my forearm. I may play a single pattern, then play a different pattern and so on. Once you do this, although initially it may feel uncomfortable, the payoff far outweighs any discomfort you may experience, in other words, your brain doesn't remember the pain. Remember, "no pain, no gain." I actually felt my fingers getting stronger, especially the next day, or the next time I picked up the guitar I could really tell the difference...I just feel I have much more power to play. Fretwates come with a 14-day money back guarantee and 30 day manufacturers guarantee. If you are not happy with your Fretwates within the 14 day period, simply send me an email and we'll arrange for your prompt refund. Finally, yes we guitar players need finger strength, but don't neglect your own inspiration. Don't just play music from other artists, create your own stuff, find your own sound and develop your style and learn some guitar theory for Pete's sake, strength is worthless if you don't know what you are playing. Guitar playing can be a rewarding lifelong pursuit, keep studying, keep practicing and take Fretwates along for the ride. Fretwates are still just $12.95 + shipping and handling. Go towww.fretwates.comtoday. We ship world wide. For more info contact us at fretwates@aol.com ...read more
By Fretwates.com January 08, 2008