I personally would like to see a DVD of the mandolin style of Mike
Compton versus Mike Compton explains Bill Monroe. I think Mr. Tater
has a style that is of course highly influenced by Bill Monroe, but
I'd like to see Tater explaining what he does and why and his approach
to playing not just Monr
Here are my thoughts on the DVD... I am somewhat in a similar
situations with Cooking DVD's it is alot of work to do them right not
like some "neck" in the back house slaughtering a pig, although that
is how my mando sounds some times {wink}. However I am not exactly
the one of few who has the ma
Tater,
You know my vote...however many tunes you want to transcribe & record
I would eagerly buy.
Thanks,
John
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Surely there is a HUGE need for this material as evidenced. I think the way
to go would be to publish it direct though; make available via your site
etc. Think Andrew White and insane transcriptions, etc.
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Howdy Michael. Wow, you know i never ever thought of it like that. I
guess when i think about it, the way i hear music has been shaped by
by listenin to electric gitar ( which i i've played since i was 15 ) .
When i first started listenin to bluegrass, Monroe moved me the least.
But now he's one o
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Yak,
I have thought about it, but not much and not often, at least not
until recently. I have been told on a number of occa
So that's what wrong with me - too much electric guitar influence
foggin' up my right hand technique.
Damn Beatles Anyway!
I think Tater hit it out of the park with the comment regarding
influences and essentially
getting hardwired to a certain soundscape (is that a word?), anyway,
so much of
hear hear!
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> mike i agree on what u said about mike! this forum is a great help in
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mike i agree on what u said about mike! this forum is a great help in
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Whatever you do, your accesibility is priceless. If I ever had the time or
energy to sit down with a Monroe tune, I know that I could bounce some
things off of you and get an informed and entertaining answer. I think that
knowing that I would have to pick a tune and learn it to an extent on my ow
Yak,
I have thought about it, but not much and not often, at least not
until recently. I have been told on a number of occasions that I
"should" do it and the answer usually to my "why" question is
inevitably the same thing...because I could make $$$ with it. Well,
while that may be true, I don't
i am waiting for one by homespun or something... that will be a great thing
for any one of us i think.
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Have you ever considered putting out an instructional book/tab/
notation/semiphore/cd/dvd of your take on Monroe tunes (instrumentals
I mean...preferably some of the more obscure ones...not to ask too
much...)?
Just curious. I for one would buy it right quick.
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