Kyle, you're sounding GREAT and the mandolin is not too shabby either! Keep up the good work.
Very nice, Dave!
Aleikhem Shalom Dave* Finally a klezmer tune on Mandolin Mondays. Bluegrass-ified version and I can't dance to it. But a nod to the great klezmer genre none the less. *Shalom aleikhem is a spoken greeting in Hebrew, meaning "peace be upon you." The appropriate response is aleikhem shalom
I second that. Great version indeed, Dave. Thanks!
Welcome, Dave. Great version of this melody!
Beautiful song and sonically wonderful, Bernard! Thanks, and welcome!
Cool! Very nice little tune, and I really liked all the tones you pulled out of that instrument for it.
Hey Bernard Love the song. Very well played. Welcome
Beautiful instrument, and a well played original tune. Not much could make a morning better!
Welcome, Bernard. Well played!
Great playing Jake. That Gilchrist sounds killer too.
Oh yeah! Awesome. Chord -melody rules! Great playing Jake!
Beautiful.
Maybe if I sell all my stuff and buy his old Sam Bush model I can be half as good.
Jaaaakkkeeeee! Glad to see you here. You're sounding great as ever. Funny story. 3-4 months ago I was in Brooklyn (no, I don't live there) on the train. It stops, young guy with a man bun and a Calton case gets on, sits across from me. I walk over and sit down next to him, he looks at me funny, as he should have. I say, "hey man, you played your first out of state gig in Lawrence, KS when you were in high school, brought there by Ken Cartwright and didn't even get paid for it." Had not seen him in person since. We had 6-7 station stops to catch up before I exited. We have someone (ahem) working, albeit slowly, towards a feature interview with Jake we hope to see in our mailbox in the future. Young Jake Joliff at Mandofest 2005: https://www.mandolincafe.com/forum/s...l=1#post135747 https://www.mandolincafe.com/forum/s...l=1#post135963
He's a great, enthusiastic musician and instructor and his Sullivan is a fine instrument. I was at a festival in Tygh Valley, Oregon this past weekend and there were two other Sullivan mandolins there and both were really great mandolins.
Been following Caleb for a long time! Check out all of his Foghorn String Band videos some time - there are many. He gets that woody sound out of a mandolin like almost no other. He is the man!
Great job Caleb!
I have already reserved a place at the house concert he will be doing in Portland (OR) in early December. Check his website for details. I hope to see some of my MC friends there. He and his style have been on my "awesome" list since I first heard one of his air-hammer tremolos.
Love Caleb’s playing. And that Sullivan is a beast!
Excellent picking Caleb! I really dig how the Sullivan sounds.
I love hearing Caleb's Sullivan mando! (...and every Sullivan for that matter. Andrew Marlin was picking one for a while too.) Nice picking Caleb. Really enjoyed this one.
Welcome, Caleb! Great playing, great tune.
Haven't had tons of instructors but Caleb was one of the best. Thanks David for bringing him to the weekly feature.
Hey, thanks everyone!
Great and musical arrangement...and that Vessel sounds wonderful.
Great arrangement brilliantly played. Thanks! Daniel
Lovely!
Awesome!!
Welcome, Nathan. Brilliantly played!
Goodness that was great. Just amazing.
Wonderful playing there, young sir, and thank YOU! Originally Posted by mugbucket I'm torn... One hand I'm blown away by how clean and easy he made that look, and on the other hand sad that knowing I'll probably never be close to that level - and he's only going to get better! Well done young man! Take a look behind you, mugbucket. There's a slew of us in the boat.. As for that mandolin, well..yum.
Teo, really great ! I hope I can play as well as you when I grow up. (Well, maybe by the time I retire...)
I'm torn... One hand blown away by how clean and easy he made that look, and on the other hand sad that knowing I'll probably never be close to that level - and he's only going to get better! Well done young man!
Awesome!
Wow, great picking! I’ve been a fan since watching Teo and Tristan Scroggins play Jerusalem Ridge a while back!
Swagger!
One to watch for sure! Wow!!!
Awesome playing and that mandolin is not to bad either. There may be several mandolins show up for sale after people view this one!
Break his arm ! Just ain't fair for us oldies ! :)
You've got some serious mojo, young man. Thanks for shredding!
Very cool. Excellent playing and blending in the improv with the basic tune. Thanks for sharing Teo.
Tasty!
Teo, well played! Keep up the great work.
Very beautiful tune David! l like all your delicate slide ornaments that shines through in this solo version.
Nice tune - My order is in! Hopefully someday I can try a cup at its namesake. It was great to meet you at the Frankfort fest, and see Mile Twelve. I will also add my appreciation for Mando Mondays - strange to imagine, but it seems like I can remember a time when I didn't necessarily look forward to Mondays.
VERY NICE DAVID!!!
Beautiful composition, David. Thanks for hosting this series and making it happen all over the internet, not just on the Cafe. Looking forward to the release of your new solo recording.
One more -- Steve
VERY FINE!!!!THANK YOU
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