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  1. Nov-19-2017, 12:51pm #1
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    Default Mando Picker Makes It Big

    Congratulations to my friend!

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    Default Re: Mando Picker Makes It Big

    Congrats to Wayne on the Bright Star gig
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    That's awesome! Congrats to Wayne!

    I dig the headstock on his mandolin - anyone know who made it?

    *edit: Nevermind - I think it's Lawrence Smart

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    Default Re: Mando Picker Makes It Big

    Yes, A. L. (Lawence) Smart. I knew Wayne many years ago when we were youngish players playing 2-bit gigs like Carnegie Hall back in 1989.
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    Wayne is a great person, player, teacher. I live nearby and I don't think I ever saw him without his mando Well deserved.
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