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...you should get your hands on the Baldasari-Mock...Irish Bard CD....

CCGDAE Low to Hi....

Now that I have a mandocello, I can't stop trying different things on courses tuned in 5ths. Oddly enough, I took my D35S and tuned it E the bottom string then 5ths all the way up to the 5th String...

...very nice song...Rêve du quêteux Tremblay...I see Tim, but that looks like a 6 string instrument, why isn't he playing that old Mandocello?

...I read through this thread a couple of times with a lot of interest. I recently acquired a Mandocello made by Jim and Ryan Triggs. It's a wonderful instrument and greatly tasks this guitar...

Here's a video of the Triggs' Mandocello....it's a sweet instrument. My fingers are about shot though.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3XXih-EfZY&feature=youtu.be

http://www.mandolincafe.com/forum/showthread.php?68642-Triggs-Mandocello-for-Sterling-Abernathy


Check the last post....the Triggs Mandocello has found a new home.

This wonderful Mandocello has found a new home. Thank you Sterling and thank you Jim and Ryan!

...don't have much to say about trad vs....etc....but on button players.....in a word or two...Champion Box Player from Clifden, Connemara, Co.....John G. Walsh.

That's a really nice looking 10-string....I love having mine, serial #55 at the cabin...no need to lug one around and it does quite nicely for me.

I picked up one of Mr. Flood's Mandolin on the classifieds a while back and after a little tweaking, got it setup for 'cabin' duties. One morning in March while setting on the deck looking over the...

Thanks...that song lays out well on the mando...especially for a guitar player like me....

The song with the Crystal Forest Mando is Homeward Bound...The lake is Hamilton in Hot Springs Arkansas...That Mando is a Floodtone by Tom Flood also picked up here in the classifieds. Thanks for...

I picked up a Crystal Forest Mando from the classifieds here. This guys in Heber Springs AR and builds a pretty good mando at a very reasonable price. got it yesterday and though I throw something...

I'd recognize that 'bowlback' classical anywhere....

It was a 3 gig day for us....all went OK over all...the last gig 9 to midnite at a 'Flying Saucer' was interesting...my sound system was overwhelmed by the crowd...fortunately they had an old mixer...

Here's a little reel that came to me recently while enjoying the outdoors on the lake. This is the very simple Mandolin...a Flood i found in the classified...a little tweaking and it sounds just...

...interesting that I recently added a Bouzouki to my collection for that exact reason. Mostly known I think for really cool backup, it makes a great melody instrument...it's hard as heck to play...

Earl..just call me that week on my cell 901 268 9410 and we'll find a way to hook up and look at some instruments.

Jim

SKAK is in Maryville....Maryville College about 10 miles south of Knoxville....

Jim

Kid on the Mountain...Chief O'Neil's Favorite (HP)...Houmours of Whiskey (SJ).....there's never one...

I'm going to be at Kaufman's Acoustic Kamp June 20-26 and would love to look at it and compare to my zouk

...why not just sit in on the session? You can do that and learn. The key is to make the experience about the music, not you. No one really cares what someone know or doesn't know....they just...