NOTE FROM ADMINISTRATOR: bye bye, sergon. Since you registered you showed up after the fact in the external spam databases we employ. We've added you as well. Sorry you weren't there earlier for us to greet you properly.
NOTE FROM ADMINISTRATOR: bye bye, sergon. Since you registered you showed up after the fact in the external spam databases we employ. We've added you as well. Sorry you weren't there earlier for us to greet you properly.
Last edited by Mandolin Cafe; Mar-14-2016 at 12:48pm. Reason: spam, though why?
Think of how much greater he'd be if he played the mandolin.
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Welcome to the Cafe Forum, Billy...
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Is this a trick question? ;O)
Collings MT-O Sunburst (2014)
Kentucky KM630 (early 1990s Korean) w/ K&K Twin Internal
Vega K-Style Mandolin Banjo (1917)
Vega N-Style 17-Fret Tenor Banjo (1922)
Deering Goodtime 2 5-String Banjo w/ Resonator
Billy Joel has been a significant part of my repertoire for many decades. I think Glass Houses is extraordinary. His music goes well beyond the I-IV-V that many of us grew up on. Plus fine poetry that makes sense. For this life-long piano plinker, it's player's music with beautiful finger dances and fat, juicy chord changes. I haven't successfully moved any of it to the mandolin yet.
A big problem for me is that Mr. Joel's range far exceeds mine, so I have to transpose almost everything to find a key so I can sing it.
Hmm -- "Old-Time, Roots, Early Country, Cajun, Tex-Mex" -- Billy Joel -- ?
Not familiar with Joel's old-timey repertoire, but willing to be educated...
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Gibsn: '54 F5 3pt F2 A-N Custm K1 m'cello
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Victoria b-back Merrill alumnm b-back
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--M. Stillion
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--J. Garber
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