post a video of yourself

[HarrisonMandolin]

Hi friends! Thought I'd post a quick video of our quartet from Joe Val this year. It's an original tune written by our Fiddler/Band leader Rob Flax called "Alpaca Noir". Cheers!

[Jesse Kinman]

Here's a few older videos of me playing mandolin, on my channel are more videos of my past and current gospel bluegrass groups. We're not pros, but we're trying our best haha.

My last days on earth
https://youtu.be/8KBeea46uvg

How great thou art
https://youtu.be/WtL0pAMsWN8

Jesu joy of man's desiring
https://youtu.be/ktfhna1jDUQ

[FLATROCK HILL]

Only had time to listen to "My Last Days" so far, so I can't comment on the others. You did a really nice job on that one! And yeah, it may be tricked out a little bit (according to your posts under the YouTube vid) but I have to say, that Kentucky really sounds great.

[Ausdoerrt]

Did a bit o' busking yesterday with my acoustic folk / ITM band, shame the video stutters a bit.

[fidlplr1979]

Here's a "backyard picking" clip of my band:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=aLCnvsGvQeU

I'm actually the guy on bass, not mando...

Brian

Nice job

[soliver]

Here's a few older videos of me playing mandolin, on my channel are more videos of my past and current gospel bluegrass groups. We're not pros, but we're trying our best haha.

How great thou art
https://youtu.be/WtL0pAMsWN8

REALLY LOVED THIS!!!

Do you have this version written down or tabbed out?

[Unseen122]

Here's an original song called Coins on the Ground on my Fylde long scale archtop bouzouki from my recent EP release (free download and streaming link below).

[Jesse Kinman]

REALLY LOVED THIS!!!

Do you have this version written down or tabbed out?

No I don't, I'm sorry. I kinda came up with this arrangement by ear to go with the Jim Mills banjo arrangement for this song on his Homespun DVD.
I'm glad you like it tho, thank you!

[Unseen122]

Here's an original song called Coins on the Ground on my Fylde long scale archtop bouzouki from my recent EP release (free download and streaming link below).

Here's another original from that show; Can't Stop Trying.

[allenhopkins]

Jim Clare and I doing his song Smoke From a Hawthorn Fire at last year's Springwater Music Festival --final one, unfortunately.



Red hats were the "uniform" for the Springwater Festival, hence our headgear. (See the current "Musicians and Hats" thread). I'm on my trusty Strad-O-Lin.

[DataNick]

Nicely done Allen!

[billkilpatrick]

Nice picking, Allen and I'm hoping the twinge of MAS I experienced while listening to your Strad' will slowly fade away like drops of morning dew ...

[Unseen122]

Quote Originally Posted by Unseen122 View Post
Here's an original song called Coins on the Ground on my Fylde long scale archtop bouzouki from my recent EP release (free download and streaming link below).
Here's another original from that show; Can't Stop Trying.

One more from that show Lonesome City.

[Dave Bradford]

Proud father playing along with some pictures of his son surfing, while playing an Adamas Mandolin accompanied by an incredible Ovation guitar player: https://youtu.be/GEyq52rkoEY

[PiginaPen]

Proud father playing along with some pictures of his son surfing, while playing an Adamas Mandolin accompanied by an incredible Ovation guitar player: https://youtu.be/GEyq52rkoEY

This was posted in other places as well. I'm not sure why. I cringed trying to listen while it sounded like someone pulling the strings off a mandolin.

[journeybear]

Just a little fun with my duo partner, on a road trip last fall.

Went for a hike down a trail along a stream in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Found a lovely spot, where a big fallen log stuck most of the way across. We sat out there and played a few of our favorite songs, including this fun one, Nancy Sinatra's "Sugar Town." It's also one of pickloser's favorites.

[moguy4473]

https://youtu.be/z-8H4cUw2G4

My attempt at Sailors Hornpipe.

[Jess L.]

... I cringed trying to listen while it sounded like someone pulling the strings off a mandolin.

Dude. With all due respect, that's a little harsh. I found it rather enjoyable, it sounds kinda old-school futuristic and trippy and trad slide blues all in one. And not bad sound considering he says it was recorded with a phone (in the notes below the video at the YouTube page). It's certainly better than anything I could do with trying to play those tunes.

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My pickin':

meeses, banjer, heresy, English-esque, unauthorized variation, Brazos, holiday 1, holiday 2, etc.

Practice backing tracks (MIDI-only) & scrolling sheetmusic with mandolin tab:

Chadwick's Bog, Calypso Carol, Month of May, Newcastle, Alt Greek, Mignonne (Antonelli) variation, Northern Lass, Up On The Housetop.

[DataNick]

Another Desperado number from the Great 48: The Stanley Brothers' Remember You Love In My Prayers

My Young Gun banjo player, Jesse Personeni, is from a hot, up and coming NoCal band, The Blue Js

[Don Grieser]

Mighty fine, Nick!

[mmuller]

Not mandolin (though it's in the background!) but a nice old John Scofield tune that I learned on pedal steel. 2 gigs in a row canceled due to the lousy Jersey Shore weather so figured I'd make lemonade out of lemons. Did a quick backing track and thanks to wife that had to sit for multiple tries before something passable. Enjoy.

[pit lenz]

Hey Marc,
nice version of an old ScoSong and what a beautiful tone you pull out of your steel...
Hats off!

[pit lenz]

Here's my first published video, taken in June at a jam in GrevenGrass in Germany.
Enjoy...

[Ausdoerrt]

Some more Irish/Celtic mandolin. Drunken Sailor's Hornpipe (one of my favorites of late), taken at a street music festival in Lviv, Ukraine:

[Frankdolin]

Wow! My favorite so far... Love that you guys have such passion and style to go along with your music.