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    Re: wagon wheel tab?

    Dylan wrote the chorus & recorded it & it circulated on bootleg. Ketch Secor (fiddler for OCMS) wrote "his story" around Dylan's chorus.
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    Re: vintage A - modern

    Was this clone recently hanging in a workshop in suburban Richmond?
  3. Re: Mandolin Cases: Likes, Dislikes, Wishes, Imagination

    I have a Calton Case & use when traveling. The headstock recently broke in my Eastman case while traveling (hotels, crew vans, cabs etc)....back to the calton.

    How does the Pegasus compare to the...
  4. Re: "Old School" or "Extreme" bluegrass

    Very nice ! Don, what kind of microphone rig is that on your mandolin?
  5. Re: Mike Compton & Joe Newberry Live - The Interview

    Buy directly from the artists ! Don't feed the middle man-those guys work hard & deserve all of the money.
  6. Re: Late Night Thoughts on Listening to Blue Grass Stomp

    I like it in short segments, it's a bit far out for ME (& my tastes). But, I recognize a Master of his instrument when I hear him and appreciate that.

    He is a cool cat :)
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    Re: Hobbies

    I have no free time; I run around w/ my hair on fire.

    Mandolin/band, general aviation flying/flight instructing, riding my Harley, raising two girls (dance, swim, cheer & horseback riding) and...
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    Re: Gibson top sinkage

    I would say it's not uncommon. There is usually some seam separation issues on the back also. Of course, this leads to intonaton problems past the 6-7 fret. I had a mid teens worked on by Dr....
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    Re: Who will be next?

    Yep. The style now is "how may notes will fit in a measure". I prefer it a bit "older", with more feeling. Good thing there is a lot to listen to out there.
  10. Re: Best Setup in Northern Virginia?

    Drive south to Richmond to see Dr. Cohen. Go see an expert one time instead of someone else twice.
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    Re: Best Speaker Gratuity Ever

    Well, jet fuel is my specialty and I get to talk about it a lot.


    It's mine too ! I turn the dead dinosaurs into noise at FL380.

    Very nice gift.
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    Re: Monroe Books...

    I really liked Bob Blacks book. Butch Robbin's book is good also, but Bob;s book seemed on a more human level.
  13. Re: speaking of Dave Cohen. . . (and my new A5!)

    Very nice !
  14. Re: Great Vintage Mandolins Under $1,000

    Excellent !
  15. Re: Galax VA Luthier recommendations..??

    I would recommend without hesitation Ward Elliott. You will find hime 45 minutes away in Floyd. PM me for contact info.
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    Re: R.I.P. Davey Jones

    I was surprised how no ojne mentioned John Stewart's passing. But, I guess his influance was less pop but huge nonetheless.
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    Re: Red Bear picks

    Red Bears break (thru no abuse or misuse). This is one reason why they seem to be losing favor. Look at the website, it mentions them breaking & there is no warrenty.
  18. Re: Needed: Advice for Starting a Jam

    http://www.s-w-b-a.com/pickerscorner_docs/etiquette.htm

    General jam guidelines: For Pickers
    Though there are different jams with different players using different guidelines, there are some...
  19. Re: Needed: Advice for Starting a Jam

    Good Rules:

    The Ten Commandments of Jamming
    (with a few apologies to the Old Testament)

    I Thou shalt not come to the jam to impresseth others with...
  20. Re: Needed: Advice for Starting a Jam

    I ran/helped run a jam a few years ago. We sent out a weekly email reminder. Include some basic rules of jam etiquette: Who calls a song/tune, how are breaks played, noodling in the background,...
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    Re: Why the nasal singing?

    Please define proper. That sounds like a matter of taste. I can think of plenty of well educated & sophistacted folks in music that lack soul, feeling & depth.
  22. Re: Is a mandolin required for Bluegrass?

    [QUOTE=Jeffff;1003586]It Bluegrass static then? It there no place for change?

    What defines bluegrass is what limits bluegrass.
  23. Re: Is a mandolin required for Bluegrass?

    Can of Worms Alert! There is not a definitive answer.

    A good place to start is: What defines Bluegrass? What makes it what it is? Who defined Bluegrass & what are "their standards"? Remember,...
  24. Re: "The Loar" Mandolins vs. Guitars QA/QC?

    Online reviews (in message board style forums) of anything are usually unobjective and hard to quantify. That is where the reader has to separate the educated experts from uneducated "experts"/mud...
  25. Re: Searching for that certain "tone"

    Flatiron.
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