Yeah! Seems like an eternity I have been waiting for a dola.
On Jan 21, 5:25 pm, Robin Gravina wrote:
> ah, so that Mandola was a Collings
>
>
>
> On Fri, Jan 21, 2011 at 5:34 PM, Don wrote:
> > Nelson, congrats! I just bought a Collings MT2 mandola off of ebay
> > that was used but basically b
On Fri, Jan 21, 2011 at 5:55 PM, Robin Gravina wrote:
> ..."no tone, crap right hand, crap left hand, no originality, timing all
> off, can barely hold a pick, trouble standing vertical and keeping nose
> clean, dog has more natural talent..."
>
>
Do you have a hidden camera installed in my practi
Well 'good stuff' is as 'good stuff' does. You are right: there is all kinds
of interplay there: I played a Chinese Bouzouki in London which was going
for 200 pounds, nasty construction and bits of glue everywhere, but it
sounded fantastic to me. I think I'm just going through one of those phases
w
ah, so that Mandola was a Collings
On Fri, Jan 21, 2011 at 5:34 PM, Don wrote:
> Nelson, congrats! I just bought a Collings MT2 mandola off of ebay
> that was used but basically brand new. I'm impressed with it. I did
> the Miss Palisades video with it.
>
> On Fri, Jan 21, 2011 at 9:22 AM, Nelso
Hi Nelson,
I am one of the tbuggers that recommended the Blake/Rice 2 CD. If you
are enjoying Norman's mandolin playing, there is a Homespun tape (and
probably a DVD now) with a number tunes played and demonstrated by
Norman and his wife Nancy. One of the tunes they dissect is Father's
Hall, whic
You say you have a Lebeda and then go on to say "good stuff" later, I have
played several Lebedas and they are really good mandolins. I played a
Lebeda A at Cotton Music here in Nashville that made me want to sell my
Gibson F9 - it had that singing quality that a lot of Collings mandolins. I
have
Nelson, congrats! I just bought a Collings MT2 mandola off of ebay
that was used but basically brand new. I'm impressed with it. I did
the Miss Palisades video with it.
On Fri, Jan 21, 2011 at 9:22 AM, Nelson wrote:
> If you got the emailer from The Mandolin Store this morning that
> included the
If you got the emailer from The Mandolin Store this morning that
included the Collings MT Mandola in it, you can take a look at the one
I have coming in a month or so. I just bought it.
Now, I'll TWO mandolin family instruments to stumble around on!
WoooHo!
Nelson
--
You received this mess
Here is the Jan tune of the month from Tasmania, I posted it also in
the Dec. Tunes..
its also in facebook
Just in case any of you have allergies to fb.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GY5iU1EQ4wc
linder
On Jan 12, 7:50 am, mgromkey wrote:
> Mr. Cantrell is the only one who has posted this o
Here is my effort.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GY5iU1EQ4wc
On Jan 5, 12:57 am, Trey Young wrote:
> Here is my take on the Grub
> Springs, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bg5HUEOdsz8
> ,apologies for the tardiness...got busy at the end of the month and never got
> the B part how I wanted it,
I put some kind of Addario's on that white face and it sounded
terrible. I had to take them off but my mando is different than
yours. I like GHS strings for what i play.
Yes, its up and down at my house re mando. I think its common for
nearly everyone to have a dark hour now and again about thin
Portugal is an idea, and I will do the strings;: I just use Addario J74's
which I think are phosphor bronze (it says 'Ricky Skaggs uses this pack', so
they must be good, right? ;-))
I might just be going through a patch of self-doubt, as other times I like
my tone, but I think it's also just heari
12 matches
Mail list logo
