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    Re: Ideal scale length

    CGDA is all I have played on my Blueridge (23") tenor as yet. I broke a few A strings starting out. So I ordered a boatload of my faves from Thomastik as well as some lesser spare As. Haven't broken...
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    Thank You TGG-2023!!

    My wife Holly and I really enjoyed the music, the workshops, the concerts, and all of he fun and camaraderie of the Tenor Guitar Foundation's 13th annual Tenor Guitar Gathering held at Astoria,...
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    Thanks for the music Trini Lopez!

    Just learned that Trinidad Lopez III passed away on August 11, from complications due to Covid-19. Trini brought songs like Lemon Tree and If I had a Hammer to the masses, with a steady rhythmic...
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    Re: Doubt about a banjo for Bluegrass

    Love that clip that Charles E. posted above. I haven't tried that tuning, but frequently pick a few tunes like Rebecca or Daybreak in Dixie on my tenor guitar tuned CGDA.

    Scott
  5. Re: Rough and ready ... quick and dirty, electric conversion.

    Very Shapely Fox. Love the layered look as well. I seldom pass up a build thread, especially when there are new approaches to be seen.

    Scott
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    Re: Gretsch 6127 4 String Duo Jet Tenor Guitar

    Sweet! The case is pretty yummy as well. Honey, does this tweed case make me look fat?

    Scott
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    Re: 2020 Tenor Guitar Gathering

    Nice to see that the word got out early for the 2020 event! I hope to attend and spend a few days along the Columbia River. Thank you for posting M.

    Scott
  8. Re: Old Silky and John Lawlor cover "Way Down in the Hole" @ TGG

    Great clip, thanks for posting. Hope to make it to the TGG one of these days.

    Scott
  9. Re: TGG 10 - John Lawlor plays and sings “Potato Chips” 07/12/20

    Thanks for posting... would love to see any other clips from this years TGG.

    Scott
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    Re: mandolin orange in SLO

    Sounds like a great show for sure. I reckon Andrew will get good use of that 'un.

    Scott
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    Re: Disappointed with the Nashville music scene

    Even in Nashville bluegrass is a niche market just like everywhere else. But from my trip in 2016, it seems that the Sunday nite open jam at the Station Inn is very grassy.

    Scott
  12. Thread: Ellis A5?

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    Re: Ellis A5?

    Doug, you will get so much more out of the process if you will make the journey to a fine instrument dealer and try the Ellis, Northfield, Kimball, Sorenson, Heiden, Collings, or other great builds...
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    Re: Joe Crookston and Peter Glanville

    Thanks for posting that Cornfield. Great vocal harmonies and guitar counterpoint.

    Scott
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    Re: Southern Twang and Building Licks

    Kellie, It would be ever so much more fun if you would point us to a sample or clip or to a particular artist/song showing us what you mean by twang, then perhaps we could offer some suggestions....
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    Re: My 1940 Kalamazoo "Oriole"

    Nicely turned out! I love the slightly bigger guard on that shape. Like a mini-jumbo thang. Please post us a sound clip if you can!

    Scott
  16. Re: SWEET GEORGIA BROWN chord melody...from Aaron Weinstein

    Dynamite Aaron! Thanks for sharing this.

    Scott
  17. Poll: Re: Grammys Cede Best Bluegrass Album pick to Mandolin Cafe

    It's all good.. but I gotta give the nod to Michael Cleveland. He's a fireball for sure!

    Scott
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    Re: Nava Archtop Mandolin

    Looking good Gary!

    Scott
  19. Re: Bob Dylan 2016 Nobel Lecture in Literature - NMC

    Thanks for posting this Jacob. I think the difficulty of grasping the meaning of the Committee bestowing the Nobel Prize on his work was what he was expressing. Would anyone really expect Bob or...
  20. Re: Question for those who've buffed out a satin finish.....

    Jill-
    I buffed out my satin Pava A model, as after a very few days the satin was going shiny where my fingers made contact above the treble F-hole and around the neck. I liked the satin look just...
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    Re: Helpful inlay advice

    Made the same mistake while checking out the back of a shallow cave. I was sure it was a rattler and banged my head on the low ceiling.

    Scott
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    Re: Voight mandolin lesson series

    Nice concept Dan. I have heard angling/tilting the pick forward described a few different ways. Filming from the pickers perspective really showed how this affects the mechanics of picking both the...
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    Re: Passernig #49 Update

    Congrats Don! Killer chop for sure. Lot's of pop in the single note stuff. To my ears it sounds just like the Passernig A-style that was on the sound clips on Fiddlers Green, Austin Tx website. That...
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    Re: New Tenor in the making.

    Looks great, and I am looking forward to hearing your sound clip. I had a friend who had a 1960s era Fender acoustic flat-top guitar that had a tube running through it in similar fashion. Can't...
  25. Re: taking one of Matt Flinners summer intensive classes-some ?

    Go for it! I have taken two jazz, two bluegrass and two Summer Intensive classes from Matt, and all were great learning experiences. Love the structure and interaction of the weekly lesson and...
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