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  1. Browns Ferry Blues-posted today, loaded with living icons

    goodness, everybody on this are top shelf. Sam Bush playing mandolin and bass, quick glimpse of him holding a blonde mando(does he have a new axe?), Bela, Tony T, Michael on fiddle and as always is a...
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    Re: Guitar and mandolin anyone?

    I get that some folks may want to speak about their experiences playing guitar or watching videos of others playing guitar... but I am NOT ready to move on from that performance by Thile and Lau...
  3. Thread: Red Rocking Chair

    by joh
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    Re: Red Rocking Chair

    In old time circles, I've always heard it in G, similarly to how Bruce Molsky plays it: https://www.pegheadnation.com/featured-videos/studio/bruce-molsky-red-rocking-chair/

    Outside of old time,...
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    Re: Chris Thile Pick

    Hense 1.4 heavy triangle comes in a few colors. Happy turtle, cream, and blue. https://www.thomannmusic.com/hense_plecs_picks.html. About 18.00 USD. Cannot tell any difference between it an the CT55,...
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    Re: What is a "master luthier"?

    "Master Luthier" would be the next step up from "Pretty Good Luthier," or "Not Bad Luthier."
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    Re: Old Bowl Backs and sound

    The very lightest ones, sets with 009 as the high E. As Jim said, strings like the
    GHS A-240, the Dogal Calace RW-92b Dolce, etc.



    Yeah, well put.:)

    A couple of other things.

    It's hard...
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    Re: Old Bowl Backs and sound

    As far as the pawn one, if it is cheap enough and you are doing your own repairs, that will give you more of an education than anything any of us could tell you. However, the factory ones from the...
  8. Marty Stuart solo mandolin in KC as a train joins in

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNLiNeTzWsw
  9. Thread: Gibson F5G

    by lflngpicker
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    Re: Gibson F5G

    Hudmister, I agree. I like the look of ebony better. I can't tell any difference in sound or playability.
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    Mama's Broke on Tiny Desk

    There's only mandolin in the first tune but it is pretty sweet. A great duo.


    https://youtu.be/yeFcUbGW1gA
  11. Poll: Re: Just starting out -- Should I really learn to "read music"?

    learn your dots or you never play complex music (release the penguins) https://lostinthecloud.files.wordpress.com/2010/03/faeries-aire.gif

    more from John Stump here:...
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    Re: Gibson launches Certified Vintage Program

    I’ll confess I have not kept up with the Gibson genealogy.
    My friend David Harvey is working away giving them a great name.
    Beyond that I don’t really know what’s going on.

    Billy
  13. buy a Gibson from Guitar Center?-I did, here's what happened

    always been intrigued by the F5G Dave Harvey models.
    a short time back TMS had an Adam Steffey signature model and i've always wanted to have one of those. never had one in hand but the few i've...
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    Re: New Puglisi, my ugliest yet

    I never estimate or count hours, I'd probably give up beforehand if I did.

    But when I finish I'll pull up a chair and sit for half an hour with a cup of tea and admire it, feeling happy and...
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    Re: David Crosby has left us

    Here is some mandolin content as well. RIP David.


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_8n_0jDFlo
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    Re: Jeff Beck RIP

    Her post on facebook was very moving. I don't see how to post it here (too many photos, I think, not just one to which the text is attached) so go to her page. The pics are worth it. Here's her...
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    Del playing banjo with Monroe, 1963

    Pretty good live show with Jack Cooke on guitar & Del McCoury on banjo.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_FJWn4WrMA&t=2s
  18. Thread: Keeping time

    by sunburst
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    Re: Keeping time

    I was a drummer (simi-pro) for years. I think everyone who plays music should play drums so that he/she can understand timing' how to lead, how to follow, how to count (yes, there's that word again)....
  19. Thread: Keeping time

    by tmsweeney
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    Re: Keeping time

    I think Victor Wooten has some great Youtube videos about breaking the beat down to its simplest form.

    Grisman time has some distinct "funk" and Gypsy Swing elements, which involve syncopation,...
  20. Re: I知 afraid woodshedding has made me worse

    It's come up a few times, how to define "woodshedding," and I'm in the same camp as tmsweeney in Post #3 and jellwoo in Post #13. I believe the term refers to a concentrated, focussed, work-like...
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    Re: Mandolin to Violin

    I played mandolin before fiddle. I love both, but I do find the mandolin a lot easier to play decently than the fiddle. GDAE, the strings are tuned the same (at least until you decide to play your...
  22. Thread: Stimudent

    by CarlM
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    Re: Stimudent

    Now, now, banjo players are known for their sparkling white tooth.
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    Re: Picking Fiddle Tunes?

    Isn't it as simple as the fact that the tunes in question were originally composed/recorded/written/passed down for the fiddle, by fiddle players?
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    Re: Picking Fiddle Tunes?

    If it was good enough for Doc, it's good enough for me...

    5KK1_p7aFOk

    At 0.17 Doc mentions that it is "really a fiddle tune" a short time later Jeff replies "it sure sounds good on the guitar...
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    Re: Picking Fiddle Tunes?

    The term "fiddle tunes" is widespread in the English-speaking world. We often use it across Canada. The violin, generally called a "fiddle" when playing traditional dance music, was an extremely...
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