Tater,
Thanks much! I saw the youtube video of Carles Hicks playing it and I
noticed he was playing up the neck. I emailed him and he said he
learned it from you so there you go.
Yak
On Jan 2, 11:20 pm, mistertaterbug wrote:
> Yak,
> Main thing to remember about "Loyd Loar" is that it's played
What do you folks recommend in the way of a case? Here in Missouri..
winter is tough on instruments and maintaining humidity. What
manufacturers get your endorsement? Thanks.
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My favorite case for max protection of the instrument is the Pegasus.
Though expensive, they are the best design I have seen. A Calton
broke the peghead scroll off my F5 Gilchrist, so if you get one,
beware of the peghead fit. The Calton works fine for my A2, no
peghead issues there.
For humidi
I don't have a copy of the tune "Lloyd Loar"... what record is it
from?
Brian
On Jan 3, 7:05 am, Mandoyak wrote:
> Tater,
>
> Thanks much! I saw the youtube video of Carles Hicks playing it and I
> noticed he was playing up the neck. I emailed him and he said he
> learned it from you so there
I have a Calton and a Price that are both excellent. I also dig the
Pegasus cases. To humidify, I use one of these little cigar
humidifiers that work great for my mando and my cigars.
http://www.drymistat.com
That said, I wouldn't mind my case smelling like an apple! And since a
fresh one is req
It's on the one you don't have. har!
Tater
On Jan 3, 9:11 am, Dasspunk wrote:
> I don't have a copy of the tune "Lloyd Loar"... what record is it
> from?
>
> Brian
>
> On Jan 3, 7:05 am, Mandoyak wrote:
>
> > Tater,
>
> > Thanks much! I saw the youtube video of Carles Hicks playing it and I
> >
Oh lord,
Nelson, this strikes me sort of like a Jerry Lee Lewis piano
solo...not quite as oblique but still I did the Lassie look when I
read your post.
It almost makes my head hurt thinking about unraveling the tangled web
that must be included in pondering this point. I'm going to go out on
a l
Thanks for the reply. I hadn't thought about the financial/logistical
aspect of it. Although, when I see photos of uprights strapped on top of
cars, it makes me wonder about the abuse those things must have taken back
then.
I had read about the cello being a prominent instrument prior to the ba
I'm in agreement about the Caltons. While I do use one for my Gil F5,
the problem of the curl (now, the reglued curl) breaking off is very
real if the case takes a blow on that side. And, never, ever buy one
of the English versions of the Calton.They're thinner and the handle
is on whop-sided and
They may not be in the league of cases you guys are talking about, but I
like the standard Weber case. It isn't fiberglass or space age materials,
but it is padded well and hold the mandolin securely.
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A friend loaned me his Ratliff F5, he never played it and it was brand
new. He wanted me to open it up for a while, apparently he bought it
as a show piece. Anyway, I didn't really like the instrument and only
took it out of the case a couple times although it was in my home for
a while. The day I
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I think you might mean 'Presto' rather than Price Mr T.
The new 'compact' style Prestos are great cases. High quality latches,
leather handle, reinforced in the right areas and the lip seal is actually
water proof (not that you ever want to test it!). Most importantly, we have
given extra spac
Oh duh...Good thing you were in "lurk" mode, boss. You are exactly
right. And I even went and looked at the name on the case to make sure
I didn't foul up. I give up...
Spud
On Jan 3, 7:50 pm, "Paul Duff" wrote:
> I think you might mean 'Presto' rather than Price Mr T.
>
> The new 'compact' styl
I have always heard good things about Presto cases. I know that they're
made in Australia but haven't seen very much information. Does the
manufacturer have a website? If so, it appears they have escaped the
omniscience of google.
Jason
On Sat, Jan 3, 2009 at 9:10 PM, mistertaterbug wrote:
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What can I say? I'm a square white boy so that's the treatment I gave it.
On Fri, Jan 2, 2009 at 12:49 PM, mistertaterbug wrote:
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> Very cool, Don.
>
> Nice entry on your part. Amazing stuff, really. So many different
> takes on one melody, so many different cultures and instruments, so
> many
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