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    Re: In The Pines

    It's a great tune. I'm more familiar with Leadbelly's version, which uses more minor chords and slightly unusual chord progressions. It's dark, and maybe a tad creepy. I really like Doc and Dawg's...
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    Re: what would you do

    A letter or email, maybe. I had a similar experience with a bike shop and how they badmouthed my road bike. Not rude, just telling me every time I brought my bike there what a POS it was. I just...
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    Re: I had to share this with you!!

    Congratulations!
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    Re: In Praise of Mediocrity (?)

    I have been payed a tad for a few gigs I've done, but the groupies so far have eluded me. Oh well.

    I really like the column. And I totally agree. I practice my music so I can have more fun with...
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    Re: Great band name!

    A zydeco/Cajun band out of Galena, Illinois, now defunct: "We're Late and Smell Like Beer".
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    Re: Problems we like to have ...

    Welp:
    -Having a variety of mando-family instruments (m'cello, bouzouki, tenor banjo, mando, electric slide mando) and having difficulty deciding which one to play.
    -Deciding which instrument to...
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    Re: Remembrance by A D Boden

    That's very pretty, Andy!
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    Poll: Re: Poll: August Jazz tune of the month

    All three great tunes. I was tempted to go with "Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea" because I know it to sing and accompany myself on ukulele (emulating George Harrison). But I dig the bluesy...
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    Re: Who goes on Mandolin Mount Rushmore?

    Yup. I would amend that a bit, though, to add Howard Armstrong. Yank Rachell and Rich Del Grosso--Yes!
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    Re: Is Ragtime Oldtime?

    Yes, I think so. Some of the syncopation comes through on a few tunes, especially on tunes that were commonly played by black strings bands and are in the old-time book. One I like is "Colored...
  11. Re: Picaflor from Five Songs of the Cuzco Indians by Mark Davis

    Very pretty!
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    Re: Buzzing strings on my MandoCello

    That's likely.

    Yea, I know what you mean, thecelloronin. But I like Wish--cool guy, fun to talk with--and I do like my m'cello. It sounds really nice. I have a friend who's a really good...
  13. Re: Your thoughts and opinion on my first track..

    Tasty! I like your lead/soloing. You say what you need to say without cluttering it up with all sorts of unnecessary notes. I'm told Miles Davis said that knowing what not to play is more...
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    Flying V Electric Scrapolin

    164654 My just-finished Flying V (Solid Body) Electric Scrapolin. Glued-together wood scraps, neck from an old mando (painted by my daughter), tuners cobbled together from Lord knows what,...
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    Poll: Re: Poll: February Jazz tune of the month

    All great tunes. And I LOVE me some Joe Pass--arguably the best chord melody jazz guitarist ever. But "On Green Dolphin Street" is my favorite of the three. My favorite is Miles Davis's recording...
  16. Re: Czech Minuet for Mandola, Bouzouki, Tenor Guitar and Mandolin

    Very nice--Sweet!
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    Re: What Irish tunes should I learn?

    Thanks so much for the great advice. I will do that: record the first session I go to then keep learning.

    I have a copy of The Fiddler's Fakebook, and I was culling it for Celtic tunes and...
  18. I got a really cool compliment yesterday!

    I got a really cool compliment yesterday!

    Story:
    So, I'm the pastor of a small yet awesome church in Illinois. We had our church Christmas program yesterday. I played along with the...
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    Frets and Keys? Nah.

    Harmonium.

    Sunrise.
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    Re: Fields of Gold (for plucked trio)

    That's beautiful!
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    Re: I'm REALLY excited!

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    It's here! It arrived Wednesday. I was out of town for work until last (Thursday) night. I opened the box, tuned it up and started getting acquainted with it last night. BIG, deep sound,...
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    Re: I'm REALLY excited!

    Thanks for your thoughts. I'll bear them in mind.

    Wish offered to build another with 10 strings; I decided to go with the 8-string. I appreciate your concerns also, Explorer.

    The instrument...
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    Re: Canto de Ossanha

    I found this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRyp32bKhqY

    A-Flippin'-Mazing! WOW!!

    Hamilton de Holanda. He plays it on bandolin, and absolutely kills it.

    Mandolin? Couldn't find...
  24. Re: E. Barbella (c. 1760): Sonata a due mandolini e basso (Gimo 1

    VERY nice. +1 on the mandocello line.
  25. Re: Pavan - La morte de la ragione (Anon, c. 1520s)

    Very nice!
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