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  1. Thread: St Louis Jam

    by Bonniej
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    Re: St Louis Jam

    The only one I'm aware of is the one that Music Folk has once a month-it's not new though-been going on for quite a while. They may be aware of others if you call and ask. I'm across the river in...
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    Re: Mandolin of MAS Destruction?

    Nice looking instrument-once you go play it you will know - that's how it works for me anyway. I have more instruments than I really need but like each one of them.
  3. Re: Curious about the Bluegrass mandolin market segment

    I have never been a big fan of BG but have learned to appreciate Jim and Jesse and the Stankey’s and the like. I am taking a class that is an instructional jam session which is taught by an...
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    Re: MAS monster got me anyway

    MAS hit me too ! Just bought a new Weber Yellowstone this morning. I had to send my Gallatin back to Weber after dropping it. Music Folk in St. Louis helped me pack it for shipping last Friday. I...
  5. Re: rookie question: Weber -vs- Collings -vs- others

    It’s worth the drive for me but I’m within 40 miles from the music store. I have a Weber Gallatin and it’s my favorite. There’s nothing like holding the instrument and sitting down to play it for a...
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    Re: Fiddle players and mandolin.

    Thanks for the encouragement Dave. I am going to give it a try. The music store where I play jams and take my Mando lesson has over 300 fiddles for sale. I may have some questions for you when I...
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    Re: Fiddle players and mandolin.

    I'm loving these conversations. You guys are hilarious. But seriously, I do think I want to try the fiddle. 🎻I'm not very good at mandolin or guitar but why let that hold me back. It takes a lot...
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    Re: Thank you, Mando Cafe!

    Ditto for me as well. I've gotten off of some of those sites as well. The Moderators here do a great job! This is the only forum I check daily. Always good information and advice. Thanks guys!...
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    Re: this is one beauty of a Weber

    Very nice. I agree - it is a beauty.
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    Re: Saw Sierra Hull last night

    I saw them in St. Louis last Friday and they were fantastic. What a great show. When Sierra would walk over to switch instruments she would cough and get a sip of water. Really bad cough too. Her...
  11. Thread: Sam Bush

    by Bonniej
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    Re: Sam Bush

    Mark,
    I know what you mean. He is so obviously happy. The audience adored him and there were all ages. He has a ton of admirers in this area. Sierra was amazing as well last night at the...
  12. Thread: Sam Bush

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    Re: Sam Bush

    Mark,
    I'm off work tomorrow so I'm going to a Jam Session after work. So that will be a double coffee ~o) ~o) or huge Mountain Dew tonight! :mandosmiley: I think I'll take a nap tomorrow...
  13. Thread: Sam Bush

    by Bonniej
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    Sam Bush

    :mandosmiley: Sam Bush was in St. Louis last night at The Old Rock House. How amazing! He is such a fantastic talent and obviously loves performing. His band is over the top as well. The stars...
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    Re: Our country's most important Bush

    I've got Sam's 2 disk DVD "Mandolin Method" Homespun instructional set. I haven't been through both Dvd's yet but what I've watched so far is excellent. I would like to see him some time. I saw...
  15. Re: Mandolin synergies with other instruments (odd and less odd)

    I just got an acoustic guitar a couple of weeks ago. After hearing all the acoustics in the jams I've been in lately I really missed my old guitar- it finally fell apart after my son started playing...
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    Re: Used Mando smells like men's cologne

    Mike,
    That would smell good at least. My son has a fretboard conditioner he can clean it with that he said would probably do the trick - will use it the next string change. I'm glad it...
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    Re: Used Mando smells like men's cologne

    Hank,
    There must be a lot of folks out there who are heavy on the perfumes and colognes. They may have a nice fragrance when on the body but sure are yucky on anything else.
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    Re: Used Mando smells like men's cologne

    I've never seen the baking soda dohickies- they'd be good for all lots of odor problems.
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    Re: Used Mando smells like men's cologne

    So true - a lot worse smells out there. I just detected that the smell is only on the fretboard and not on the body. The next string change I'll clean the fretboard and hopefully that will take...
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    Used Mando smells like men's cologne

    There is a distinct odor of men's cologne I guess in the wood. The guy I bought it from must have worn a lot of cologne. Probably on his hands so I bet on the fretboard too. The finish is perfect...
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    Re: Life with a Luthier

    Yea, Gladys,
    Never a dull moment here. I heard a big bang coming from outside today and it was a truck pulling a flatbed trailer with 2 huge logs on it. The guys in the truck also had a...
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    Re: Purpose for our menageries?

    I don't have that many- 3 so far. I'm somewhat of a beginner- only 2 years in but love the Mando- such an awesome instrument. I'm the only Mando in one of the Jams I was in lately and they all...
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    Re: Possibly Too Cheap to Ship

    I left my beginner Rogue at my daughter's house. I won't need to take my good one when I travel to visit-just a 4 1/2 hour trip but at least its's one less thing to pack. I'm going to put some new...
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    Re: Life with a Luthier

    Gladys,
    It is cheaper than a kiln! I can so relate. My son is a luthier and my husband makes furniture- we have a sawmill.
    There's wood everywhere!
    Bonnie
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    Re: Chet Atkins on mandolin

    I saw that program when it was on PBS and recorded a VHS at that time. I played it recently and of course it's degrading after all those years. I'm going to get the DVD - fantastic group of...
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