I see we've digressed from the topic..
On Dec 2, 9:17 pm, Dennis Fehling wrote:
> any color and breathing is ok with me.
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> Dennis
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> www.friendsforlifedogtraining.com
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> When will the madness stop. Spay and Neuter your pets
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> EMAILING FOR THE GREATER GOOD
> Join me
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> > Date
Rosco was a pleasant suprise.
malagrass
On Nov 22, 6:00 pm, mandoho...@comcast.net wrote:
> I had already pre-judged this show, John is in my top 5 mandolin pickers
> anywhere.
>
> I hate top five/ten lists, but if I had to pick one or five.
> 1. Tater. It ain't what, it
Wow that stinks; I’ve done several things like that. One time way back
when I got my pointer finger on my frettin' hand caught in a large
motorcycle size sprocket and chain. Split the end of my finger in
half, pretty ugly. Luckily no long term damage and hardly think about
it cept for stories like
wow that was close
On Nov 9, 3:46 pm, Don Grieser wrote:
> Do you have it on hold? Because if you don't, someone else does and
> it's not me.
>
> On Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 1:40 PM, malagrass wrote:
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> > Let me first say, I think I have a great mandolin. Its an
Wow that was close!
On Nov 9, 3:46 pm, Don Grieser wrote:
> Do you have it on hold? Because if you don't, someone else does and
> it's not me.
>
> On Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 1:40 PM, malagrass wrote:
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> > Let me first say, I think I have a great mandolin. Its an
Did anyone catch Austin City Limits on PBS this weekend. I just came
back from a 4 hour trip seeing my (fingers holding my nose) Inlaws
this weekend. Plunked my but down and turned on the tube and ACL had
Elvis Costello with the T man.
GREAT GREAT SHOW
Mike that must'a been a blast, went
..cept ole' bill.
BTW, if I would buy it I'd have to do the whole deal without having my
wife find out. Maybe thats what i'm after, the challenge.
Malagrass
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Clyde, good story but I would have kept the Elvis thing to
myself..
On Oct 28, 9:51 pm, mandoho...@comcast.net wrote:
> I'm pretty sure I got that job back in '78 when I was still playing "music
> that people might actually like and pay you for" and threw my hat in the
> Bluegrass ring. The
I'll bite
Well I have to say I really like them. Previously I had a tortis
(sp?), wegen(big triangle), and dawg (with a filed down edge). I
really liked the tortis but, I have a 5 year old. Nuff said. The wegen
was good, i use them on the guitar mostly but something just never
felt right. The
John Malayter
385 Sulphur Springs Rd.
Rogersville TN 37857
Manoochevits, you don't want me takin' my shirt off
On Oct 14, 12:58 pm, qball wrote:
> Hey Taterpicker...
> hope all is well and good with you and the brood...
> and thanks again for your good works brother...you continue to
> in
I look in mailbox everyday and don't see my pick..oh maybe thats
because I havnt paid for it..and didn't forward my
address.
Oh well, i'll go look again, hummph..!
On Oct 12, 2:40 pm, mandolin wrote:
> I'll take a couple of xtra heavies if they're still available.
>
Amen -- authori-tater!
On Oct 11, 6:17 pm, Robin Gravina wrote:
> I found some time to play and sat in my little front yard, singing and
> playing some blues in G, not caring what the neighbours thought, and trying
> to groove, whilst my new, rescued dog looked at me adoringly, after our lon
Amen -- authori-tater!
On Oct 11, 6:17 pm, Robin Gravina wrote:
> I found some time to play and sat in my little front yard, singing and
> playing some blues in G, not caring what the neighbours thought, and trying
> to groove, whilst my new, rescued dog looked at me adoringly, after our lon
I played a show at the local fall festival in Rogvegas and it was
AAWWWFFFUL! Not our full band, 3 fill in's which consisted of a
guitar player who plays nothing but Tony Rice licks and couldn't play
the melody if you had a gun to his head, a banjo player who has one
speed. FAST! and one volu
1 heavy please
Any idea when they're available
On Oct 7, 12:47 pm, Dasspunk wrote:
> Two extra heavies. I need to compensate for something... :)
>
> B
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> On Oct 6, 7:53 pm, mistertaterbug wrote:
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> > Thanks for your orders. Looks like this will leave me to use the old
> > one again
Yea, I agree almost everyone seems strange. There are 2 that I can
point to in my area and both seem like they're a vanity project for
the kid(s). I've actually helped in one and was very very strange. No
cohesion it was all about how good can you make my kid look, and I
learned a very valuable "I
Man, you gotta love these guy's. David's non PC explanation of
"listening" and how how many writers of tab are not good musicians
"thats why they're writing books"
How right you are...great job to both these guys. Both are
my favorite and heavily listened too.
JM
On Sep 29, 4:05 pm,
wait...let me jot those numbers down first...!
On Sep 29, 3:36 pm, Robin Gravina wrote:
> Good call. I thought of an amusing comment to the last one, but then held
> back in the interests of public decency, and not frightening the horses
>
>
>
> On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 9:26 P
Is there different thicknesses
But please put me down for 1 heavy...please!
jmalay...@carltonscale.com
thanks
JM
On Oct 1, 8:46 am, jojo wrote:
> Mike,
>
> Great show at the Redstone Room. A real pleasure to hear you and David
> play live! I learned a few things and had a few
Tater-agitator-taterbug.
"I love you man.."
I have a few of Ricky's CD's and have enjoyed his talent through the
years but i've heard some stuff that Ricky said at Bills funeral about
"carrying the torch" and i'm still completely turned off. But since
then I have bought his cd's
I have many monroe cd's but my favorite and go to is the bear box set
59-69. What would you all recommend me getting next, I see amazon has
the 70-79 which has a lot of instrumentals i've only heard of but then
there's the 50-59 which looks good too and i'm sure there's another
i'm forgetting but
t; On Thu, Aug 20, 2009 at 5:57 PM, malagrass wrote:
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> > Sorry to dig up old bones but found this thread and have an
> > interesting story about my stanley.
>
> > I have #5 and while previously owning many mandolins (BRW, Collings,
> > Weber, Pomeroy, bla bla bla) I&#
Sorry to dig up old bones but found this thread and have an
interesting story about my stanley.
I have #5 and while previously owning many mandolins (BRW, Collings,
Weber, Pomeroy, bla bla bla) I've found my Stanley suits me the best
for the type of music I play. Ah'um Monroe mostly. Thats not ta
I've had the flu, with trotting involved..
Couldn't even muster any energy for the Mando, I musta been
sick
Lost 9 lbs in 4 days, now thats an infomercial for ya!
BUT, i'm feeling much better now...
14strings wrote:
> Sounds like we're all close by the computers :)
>
>
I may be slowly talking my wife into letting me go, isn't that
sad...
Anyway, does anyone know if I can reserve a spot or do they require
the full payment when the reservation is made.
On Jul 1, 9:08 pm, nelsonpeddyco...@knology.net wrote:
> All,
>
> I am planning on attending, and will driv
At least one.
On Jun 25, 9:32 am, 14strings wrote:
> So the banjo does have a use? ;)
>
> On Jun 25, 7:32 am, malagrass wrote:
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>
>
> > Did anyone catch the headline
>
> > Gay Kiwi Killed by Banjo.ironic?.I think not!
>
> >
Did anyone catch the headline
Gay Kiwi Killed by Banjo.ironic?.I think not!
On Jun 25, 3:46 am, Robin Gravina wrote:
> and the world is still worrying about economic crisis and pandemics...
>
> On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 7:55 AM, The Holstein Kid
> > wrote:
>
> > Afternoon All.
>
Man, i'd like to go to Owensboro for the Monroe Camp in Sept if there
are any spots left and I could scrape the money together. Anyone else
going or have been?
I wonder if I could go on the payment plan... ; )
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I have my "beater" Ratliff F5 that I take in my car also. I have the
songs in my ipod that I want to work on and it works well for me,
except that having a "free" schedule being in sales when I do practice
I don't do anything elseI have no self control. I usually find
a quite place and sit
As for me, spring has sprung and the rain has kept falling here in E
TN. Flooding the greenhouse and everything else for that matter. It
shorted out my electric fence and the pigs figured it out in short
order. They ate everyone of my lettuce plants, good thing I like
bacon..
I just r
What's the lead time on the TB picks? Mike will you put me on the
list.
Thanks
John
On Apr 6, 5:30 pm, Mark Seale wrote:
> Tater -
>
> When you order again, put me on the list.
>
> M
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> On Sun, Apr 5, 2009 at 11:58 PM, mistertaterbug
> wrote:
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>
>
> > See what you've done, Dave? Great job.
e interested in something a bit odd by a joy to play, check
> out Player's Vintage Instruments and look at the Shutt mando.
> Grisman's got one. You'd be amazed what these things will do.
>
> (http://www.vintageinstruments.com/photos/inst30/cremonashuttful.jpg)
>
> Tater
Monroid
On Mar 30, 1:25 pm, sgarrity wrote:
> So me and two pickin' buddies have decided to put together a formal
> group. They are both in a bluegrass band but also want to do
> something a little more laid back. Only one of them sings, I sure
> can't, so the vast majority of what we'll play
Hey ya'll, just a quick question. How many of you play an F4 (oval
hole A/F whatever)
I've got the hankerin' lately but want to know what you
think...
JM
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"Tate
at Compton"... I was playing one of the tunes that I
> have actually got a handle on just ask Tater. I said you mean Mike?
>
> He seemed to really enjoy my attempt at the Monroe approach. I am
> with you malagrass, I don't hear that flashy bidness either.
>
> My w
How does your playing (Monroe style) go over in a jam type atmosphere.
It seems that the places I in-frequent have a lot of players that play
a lot of notes and flashy at that. Damn them. and my style of
playing which is heavily influenced by big mon/tater is almost frowned
upon.
The last tim
Man, just got a chance to view the clip and had goose bumps. Grisman
is fantastic, have loved him for years and didn't know he recorded
Stomp. Guess I should have looked at the liner notes, I will now. Did
anyone catch the look on grismans face when tater was
recording..that is priceless. Grea
whats the price tag on this sucka
On Mar 6, 8:16 am, Dasspunk wrote:
> Yeah, but how does it taste? Try boiling it down and adding some
> potatoes, leeks and a touch of nutmeg...
>
> B
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> On Mar 5, 5:57 pm, "Paul Duff" wrote:
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> > Sir Tate
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> > As you know I'm one for carrying ou
OK I'll bite, i've never been to the monroe camp but have been to the
Kaufman Kamp once and it was a blast. I agree with several other
responders that its imperative the instructors know how to teach,
otherwise its just a waste of time. Mike, I don't think there's
another guy on the planet who's b
How much do you want for the Stew Mac case? I live in east TN.
Please shoot me an email
malayt...@bellsouth.net
Thanks
John
On Mar 2, 2:16 am, jpbeck wrote:
> I've got a few things that I need to sale because I don't need them
> and need the cash more. Thanks for letting me post this here M
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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