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    1. What brand of mandolin does Jimmy Gadreau endorse and play?

    2. What does the "A.P." stand for in the name A.P. Carter?

    3. Who is the banjo player for Kentucky Thunder?

    4. Who was David Grisman refering to when he said of this deceased mandolin player "he's the only person who can sing Bill Monroe with an Italian yankee accent and get away with it"?

    5. What are the names of the McReynolds brothers?

    6. How many strings are on a banjolin?

    7. What well known bass player sometimes plays banjo with the Sidemen at The Station Inn in Nashville when he isn't on the road?

    8. Tony Rice owns "The most famous guitar in bluegrass". Who was the former owner?

    9. Who was the first (original, 1957) banjo player with The Country Gentlemen?

    10. When Bill Monroe started in music he played with his brother who played guitar. What was his brother's name?

    Make your guesses and I'll post the right answers in a few days.

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    1. Rigel 2. Alvin Pleasant(Delaney) 3. Jimmy Mills 4. Joe Val 5. Jim & Jesse 6.4 strings 7.? 8.Clarence White 9. Bill Emerson 10.Charlie Monroe

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    1. Rigel
    2. Alvin Pleasant
    3. Jim Mills
    4. Beppe Gambetta
    5. Jim & Jesse
    6. 8
    7. Mark Schatz
    8. Clarence White
    9. Bill Emerson
    10. Charles

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    Whoops!
    In my fury to answer, I didn't catch "deceased" or "mandolin player" when I answered "Beppe Gambetta" . My apologies to Beppe. I see that Scotti beat me by a minute anyway. I shouldn't have Googled to get A. P.'s names!
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    ..well..you come up with Mark Shatz...I didnt know why I didnt think of that...too early yet...lol

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    1. Rigel
    2. Alvin Pleasant
    3. Jim Mills
    4. Joe Val
    5. Jim & Jesse
    6. 4
    7. Mike Bub
    8. Clarence White
    9. Bill Emerson
    10. Charlie
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    I remember when David introduced Joe Val as the only person who could sing Bill Monroe with an Italian Yankee accent. It got a huge laugh from the crowd and "Diamond Joe" especially. I believe he and David recorded a project together shortly afterwards.

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    I'd say Terry Eldridge on # 7. (I'd probably be wrong though!)

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    ..Ive never known Terry to play banjo...so your probably right knowing my luck...

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    You folks are on the ball!
    1. Rigel
    2. Alvin Pleasant (Delaney)
    3. Jim Mills
    5. Joe Val
    6. 8
    7. I meant Mike Bub but now I realize others have as well.
    8. Clarence White, but actually purchased from Roland.
    9. Bill Emerson
    10 Charlie

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