I don't remember seeing Della Mae on this thread.
If they are it's been awhile.
I love the sound of Jenni Lyn Gardners 'Daly'.
I don't remember seeing Della Mae on this thread.
If they are it's been awhile.
I love the sound of Jenni Lyn Gardners 'Daly'.
vincit qui se vincit
If they have it right on Utube that would be Courtney Hartman on the Daly and Jenni Lyn Gardners on five string violin. Thanks for posting. A nice mix of the old and new by some very beautiful and talented ladies.
"A sudden clash of thunder, the mind doors burst open, and lo, there sits old man Buddha-nature in all his homeliness."
CHAO-PIEN
It's posted both ways with different Utube clips. Have you seen them live? Maybe They switch up on songs occasionally.
"A sudden clash of thunder, the mind doors burst open, and lo, there sits old man Buddha-nature in all his homeliness."
CHAO-PIEN
I'm about 99% sure that Jenni Lyn Gardner is playing (and quite well!) the Daley mandolin. Courtney Hartman is their lead guitarist, I believe.
1924 Gibson A Jr. Snakehead
2004 Elkhorn A-5, #3
2016 White F-5, #6
She plays that thing 'real good'.
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Stumbled upon this new recording on Facebook. An exceptional musician, for sure, featured on a solo recording that sounds to be by modern composers. This one will be hard to find in the U.S. but someone has copies on eBay.
Great vid.
Whoa, you're in Yakima !!! Ugh, you guys C O O K there!
Way too hot!
I'm in Lake Stevens,WA other side of the state from you all.
Ok, but check out the mando-girl and fiddler in Flatt Lonesome. And she don't have to nail her pinky on the top in order to plunkety plunk!
AJ who plays with the Tuttles is pretty good too but its the singing.
Ole Hoss. Thanks. I'll check them out.
Indigo. It hasn't been in the triple digits for a few days now.
It's been a balmy 98-99.
Della Mae was just on the Washington side of the Columbia Gorge a couple of weekends ago.
Gary
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I took these pictures of Sonya Isaacs this Labor Day Weekend in Shipshewana. That's her custom Gibson Fern and a banjolin of hers.
I was lucky to see the 3 Ferreira sisters, Choro das 3, last night at a house concert in Woods Hole, MA. Elisa is a phenomenon, playing mandolin, tenor banjo, clarinet, and piano with equal acuity, and writing choros since she was a mere sprat. I wish I had left my phone camera on all last night, but I got a few videos. Here's one, my first youtube upload.
They are in Boston, Providence, Bristol, and NYC over the next few days.
That is excellent.
Outstanding!
Charley
A bunch of stuff with four strings
Several times.
Bill Snyder
well, with 100 pages, I probably skipped her.
and Bill, she sure does look like a good dog. I hate it when I lose a pet
With about 100 pages several people have brought up a previously mentioned player "for the first time". Plus some of the earlier linked to photos might have disappeared. (I think they have changed the way linked to photos work now so this won't happen anymore).
Bill Snyder
So here is a fun one. Not a mandolin! An 8 string ukulele. Played as a ukulele. Well played. Very nice.
Her hand position doesn't look like it should work at all. At least it wouldn't for me. But she rocks it. Well done.
You can't see your future in a rear view mirror.
Interesting - G C E A tuning, with the G and C as octaves and the E and the A as unison, like a mandolin. Bet you can't run down to Guitar Center and buy strings....
I also see that the tenor 8 strings all have truss rods, unlike the vast majority of ukuleles.
1918 Gibson A, "Lillian";
1940s (?) Kay A style f hole - currently down for a refret and fretboard re-profile, my first attempts (with guidance) at lutherie.
1981 Washburn M7SN (2 point);
2011 Eastman 504, "Belle";
2012 Lafferty mahogany octave mandolin;
2012 Emando (Saga), "Hank"
1 husband, 2 dogs, 4 chickens.
Impressive Uke picking, there!
Chuck
Nice playing, I can't help but notice how long her fingers are. Kinda like Eubie Blakes.
Charley
A bunch of stuff with four strings
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