Sorry to be 'Captain Obvious' here, but you've come to the right
place!
Email the Barracuda - MC at taterbugmusicatgmaildotcom and I'm sure he
can find a suitable slot for you and teach you more than any of us can
handle.
Flexibility with lesson times is there, the value is amazing and you
don't ne
Morristown, Tn. inbetwixt Knoxville and Tri Cities. I am looking for someone
that teaches in Morristown or Newport. Lots of good pickers from around here.
Matthew that plays with Barry Scott is from Newport. Paul Williams lives just
up the road a peice. But I can't seem to be in the right spot
Lots of teachers here, where you be?
Clyde Clevenger
Just My Opinion, But It's Right
Salem, Oregon
Old Circle
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I am a new guy here. I am trying to learn the mando. I am currently plucking
the 07 Kentucky KM1000. I am in bad nee of a teacher. I can't find one.
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Evenin' Chris...
I don't know where or who "Out There" is..but I will say
that , in my opinion ,if you are burning up inside to play good..
if it's really important to you...you never reach a point of total
satisfaction . There is always another thing to learn,another
phrase to use,another great pl
I had the chance to attend the "Blue Ridge Music Makers Guild"
Christmas Party (http://www.blueridgemusicmakersguild.com )the other
night and enjoy some 'ol time music (in the Galax, Floyd, Woodlawn,
Hillsville, Fries, Independence section of VA).
One guy was 91 years old & sharp as a tack. He co
If anyone's interested I have a little evaluation text of my new Campanella
A5 that I wrote about earlier in this thread with a couple of YouTube clips
at the Mandolin Cafe:
http://www.mandolincafe.com/forum/showthread.php?t=53103&page=4
One of them include a tune by Mr Compton himself, so I hope
I bought myself a '36 Kalamazoo Mandolin. I also bought a Dude
armrest at a rock bottom price (funny part is, I have adjusted my
stance/grip and my arm is now over the tail piece---it will be going
soon)
Chris
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How about Sir Tater, what are you getting for Christmas, or what did
you already get that you are enjoying, looking forward to, etc.
??
On Dec 20, 11:45 pm, taurodont wrote:
> Pretty sure Santa's bringing in Vol.1&2 of the Fiddler's Repertory. I
> can say this with some degree of certainty becau
Pretty sure Santa's bringing in Vol.1&2 of the Fiddler's Repertory. I
can say this with some degree of certainty because my wife made me do
the ordering. She snatched 'em up before I could take a peak. Traded
in a 10 yr. old Tele on a new Jazzmaster and Little Big Muff.
Sometimes a man craves a
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