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  1. Re: Streaming services for acoustic/mando music

    For many years, I relied on my CD collection, which is fairly extensive. But a couple of years ago, my son convinced me to try Apple Music--their monthly pay service, which gives you access to...
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    Re: Mandolin content on YouTube

    All of the above!!!!
  3. String Recommendations for Two Gibsons

    There is, of course, a myriad of postings in the Cafe on mandolin strings, so I apologize up front for seeking more. But, I would sincerely appreciate your thoughts on the best strings for two of my...
  4. Re: Article: New Music - Happy Valley, by Wyatt Ellis

    I'm excited about the upcoming release of his debut solo album. This young man is a mandolin marvel and it is so refreshing to see so many young artists like Wyatt embracing traditional music while...
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    Re: What kind of hat do I need?

    Check out Caleb Klauder. He plays mandolin, as well as guitar and I think he may even do some fiddle. Anyway, he's got a very cool "minimalist" hat that looks perfect for a mandolinist.
  6. Re: Is it true that Frank Wakefield can talk backwards?

    I do love the title of his album, "That Was Now, This is Then". I have always loved his playing, particularly going back to when he was with the Greenbriar Boys.
  7. Re: Tailpiece Cover for 1918 Gibson A-style Oval Hole

    Awesome!! Thanks, Mike. I'm headed to eBay even as we speak!!
  8. Tailpiece Cover for 1918 Gibson A-style Oval Hole

    I just purchased a 1918 Gibson A-style oval hole mandolin which was on consignment at a local music store here in Olympia. It's in pretty darned good shape, albeit with some scratching on the back. ...
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    Re: Sinéad O'Connor

    I didn't really follow her "pop" music, but not thru any slight to her. I just in general was not listening to much in the "popular" realm during the '80s and '90s; not that there wasn't great music...
  10. OMG!! This is magnificent. This is about as...

    OMG!! This is magnificent. This is about as close to perfection as a group of musicians can ever get. Kind of like the cover photo: Picture perfect. Wow!!
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    Re: Mapes Springs

    Thanks much for the info!! I am going to give Mapes a try.
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    Re: Mapes Springs

    Duh---my brain was in holding mode on my question to you. Stewart Macdonald--Stew Mac. At 76, my brain just isn't what it used to be!!
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    Re: Mapes Springs

    Billy, what alloy and gauge do you choose? So far, I've been using D'Addario lights and I believe the phosphor bronze. I think I will order some of the Mapes strings.
    BTW: Are you familiar with...
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    Re: Post a pic of your cat sleeping in your case

    Sue, my sincerest condolences on the loss of your wonderful friend and companion, Smudge. When I first met my wife on July 5th, 1969 (I remember the date well because I had just returned home from...
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    Re: Gibson Mandolins 2004

    Thanks, y'all!! I was curious and you satisfied my curiosity. A great day to all of you!!
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    Gibson Mandolins 2004

    Just curious--does anyone in the Cafe know who was heading up Gibson's mandolin work in 2004? I'm pretty sure that was before Dave Harvey, but don't know who it may have been. My curiosity stems...
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    Re: Newish bands with mandolin or lute?

    A couple of "newer" bluegrass/bluegrass-influenced bands to take a look at are Town Mountain from North Carolina and Chickenwire Empire from Wisconsin (I think that's where they're from). As for a...
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    Re: Tango Radiante

    That is way cool!!! A very appealing tune played by two artists. Thanks so much for sharing this!! My feet are still dancing.
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    Re: Mando friendly music stores Portland OR

    If you could spare one of the days you'll be in Portland, you could drive up to Seattle and visit Dusty Strings in Fremont. They have a great website that will give you a good look at the mandolins...
  20. Re: Gerry Rafferty's "Old Mandolin Man" in Mattie's Rag

    Thanks, David!! It's such a great song and the meaning behind it is so special, particularly for someone like me who is the father of a daughter. As I am getting older (currently 76) I probably...
  21. Gerry Rafferty's "Old Mandolin Man" in Mattie's Rag

    I suspect there are threads on this from the past, so I apologize in advance if my question has been answered. Anyway, Gerry Rafferty's "City to City" is my favorite rock album of all time and I...
  22. Re: Acoustic/Electric Mando in $2,000-3,000 Price Range

    Thanks to all y'all for your input. I very much appreciate it and I know my friend will be most appreciative. I will be interested to see what he winds up with and I will share it on this thread...
  23. Acoustic/Electric Mando in $2,000-3,000 Price Range

    Hi, y'all!! A friend of mine asked me for suggestions for purchasing an acoustic/electric mandolin and said he would like to stay in the $2,000 to $2,500 (maybe 3k) range. I shared some general...
  24. Re: Mandolin in Uncommon Music Genres: Your Thoughts and Discover

    Way, way cool!! Two of my favorite things: Mandolin and Bossa Nova. Awesomeness!!
  25. Re: Mandolin in Uncommon Music Genres: Your Thoughts and Discover

    I watched a short documentary on You Tube last night about Marc Savoy, Cajun musician and accordion maker. A little less than 20 minutes and quite interesting. Anyway, they were showing a couple of...
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