Edmond, Oklahoma

**ronlane3** · Feb-25-2006, 2:14pm

It'll be fun next weekend Shaun. I was just giving you a hard time. I just got my newsletter and Greystone B.G. Revival, Third Generation and Wichita Mtn are the bands playing.

Brandon from Third Generation is a great mandolin player and a great guy. I've not heard the other groups.

**Nathan Sanders** · Feb-25-2006, 7:04pm

Hey Shaun and the rest, I'll be at the OBC and playing with Greystone Bluegrass Revival. Their regular mandolin guy will be out of town. Maybe we can get a good jam going.

**ronlane3** · Feb-25-2006, 10:25pm

f5dude, I can't wait to meet another Cafe member. I'll be there waiting on a jam.

**Givensman** · Mar-03-2006, 12:03pm

I'm lined up to do something else, but I'll try to slip over to OBC Saturday. I have not picked in a long time. Had the pleasure of playing with a lot of good pickers around OKC.

**wichitamando** · Mar-11-2006, 9:06pm

Anyone know any good mando stores in the Tulsa area? I'm going to be there in a few weeks and thought I might seek a cure for my MAS. Thanks.

**Scott Schmidt** · Mar-12-2006, 1:22pm

You're pretty much out of luck for mandos in the Tulsa area. There used to be a store in Broken Arrow called Harmony House that carried Weber and Gibson, but the owner passed away about a year and a half ago and the store closed. The Double Stop Fiddle Shop in Guthrie has a few nice mandos on the wall and Lone Wolf in OKC is supposed to have a few decent mandos, but I haven't been there in quite a while so I'm not sure what their current inventory is like. We're kind of out of luck when it comes to mando selection in this area. I think I read the other day that Guitar Center was carrying Gibson again, so they might have something I guess. They're located on 71st Street just a little west of Hwy 169. Let me know if I can help with anything.