Why am I thinking there was another CD put out that used the same Loar mandolin and maybe a D-45 on every track, but used different musicians to compare how the same instrument sounded different in different artists' hands.
Did I dream this, does this exist outside of the Tone Poem genre, or what ?
ArchaeoMandologist in training
Are you thinking of Tone Poets? You can listen here at Amazon. Different artists same Loar (Crusher) and OM-45. Order it from the Dawg here.
Jamie
Edit: This really puts the "Sound comes from the player more than the instrument" debate to rest for me. So many different styles an nuances on the same instruments. A great record!
Jamie
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Bingo ! That's it. I think I'm looking at a self-placed stuffing stocker, if I can find it in Kansas City, MO somewhere at this late date.
Thanks,
Bret
ArchaeoMandologist in training
That’s one of my all time favorite albums (CD's). I love both the solo pieces and the duets.
Mandolin : Weber Bitterroot F
Mandola : Weber Yellowstone A
Guitar : Taylor 810
Laurence
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