Thanks for the link...more participation, more reading ;)
Holstein
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Mike,
Regarding the order of selection, we could go for the most furtherest
away from Gnashville, in which case I'll put my hand up for an
upcoming selection :)
Mississippi Palisades sounds ol'right to me: no tab, never heard it,
just perfect.
Thanks...SV
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Brian, you go to the top of the class for that effort.
Looking forward to seeing the video (post beer consumption)!
SV
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Good fun, nice posts on youtube. I've attacked it as well, but now
trying to play it better up the neck which is my weak point.
Lessons to be learned.
Holstein
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Nice work buddy, it looks great.
There were a few Duffs at Harrietville which was good to see.
I wonder when we'll have an annual Duff Convention??
Cheers, Holstein
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I'm sayin'!
Regards to all, Holstein
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for a fellow mandolin enthusiast and make my day.
Thank you Sir, I appreciate your kindness.
Regards, Holstein.
ps. I love this group
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Not a bad idea boss!
HK
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Beautiful instrument, and nice job Don.
I'd love to have a pick on your Gil some time.ha ha haa!
The Joke-stein
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I thought, mmm, was that necessary??
Anyhow, just curious if anyone has an opinion on this or had any
stories?
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Morning All, I love this clip and thought you might dig it too.
It's uploaded under Files.
The_Good_the_bad_the_ugly.wmv
...recovering from jet lag..Hol
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way down a one way street! Luckily it was the right address and the
kind lady at Musikalia gave me a lift back whilst filling my head with
Sicilian ‘stories’ in downtown Catania. All in all, a great experience
and many stories to tell
Ciao...Holstein
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Best wishes to you lucky campers, can't wait to hear how it all pans
out, and perhaps some photos?
Anyone going that hasn't met Mr Duff, do yerself a favour and
introduce yerself.
I havn't met many builders but he's a gent.
Ciao...Holstein
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Next week I'm heading to Taterbug heaven, the real taterbug city in
Catania Sicily.
I sent an email asking some qustions and they've been very helpful and
welcoming.
Seems I have an appointment with the chief of staff there!
Here are the details...
Musical Instruments Factory
Musikalia - Dr.
I hear you Don, but Danielle I have a 1 year old and 4 year old to
manage as well as 4 pieces of carry-on, and a pram. This was
especially fun when we had a change-over in Singapore at 2am. The
young bloke was asleep, and we had to race to another terminal via two
internal trains (that was nuts)
Howdy all, greetings from sunny Malta.
The Presto case handled the flight and baggage handlers well enough,
but she copped a beating. I had taped the hinges and locks heavily to
avoid unnecessary damage and I'm glad I did. I don't know why they
bother putting handle with care and fragile stickers
Thanks Barry-cuda,
Good to hear yo' insterment is fine, ashame about EC's!
I'm about to test out Mr Duff's Presto case, we leave to visit the
Italians this Saturday.
Haven't got the guts to risk the Duff F5 so it's the Yeastman instead.
That's gonna kill me for 5 weeks.
I'd have taken the real
Hey Travelator,
How's the instrument case and so forth handling the airline handling,
wear tear from city to city?
Have there been any travel incidents to speak of?
Hope you're holding up as well :-)
Holstein
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Looks like the Blue Mountains gig has been cancelled, spewin'!
Hopefully Newcastle is still on, I might try and head up that way
tomorrow night instead.
Any news on that?
HK
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Hey Robin, that doesn't sound like fun at all.
Speaking of monitors, we also asked for them to be switched off at the
smaller cafe gig because it was easier to hear the front of house
without that mess coming back at us. This seems to be a regular
occurrence.
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Well I just tried Collapse for a minute and lost 25 minutes of my
morning!
Where does the time go. But I am feeling so sharp now :-) hehehee
HK
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Thanks for the words of wisdom T'buggery, I'm 'leaning in' that's for
sure.
Discovering where one fits in this whole shebang is very interesting
and just reading about gutbucket has been another entire journey.
Been working on that monster Prison Blues and it's hard to get the
right feel
All this tenor guitar talk gets the juices flowing!
As a related 'aside', I'd love to get my hands on a mandola and just
watching all those Cook Shack tunes with Joe N Mike playing that
Duff beauty got me thinking. Is it possible to get a half decent
instrument (most likely pre-loved) in
Yeah man, thanks for the link.
Much appreciated...Holstein
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I think this sounds like a nice project to work on!
Thanks...Holstein
On Feb 19, 1:58 am, mistertaterbug taterbugmu...@gmail.com wrote:
Ah, it's nice to hear some versions that don't sound like barroom
drinking songs. It's right nice that way. Also, the history lesson is
appreciated.
TBug
Sounds great, would love to be there.
I'll have to wait for the youtube clips or dvd.
Hope Mike made it through the snow sleet!
Holstein
On Feb 4, 5:50 am, Bud Martin l...@yadtel.net wrote:
Tater will be playing with Joe Newberry in Union Grove, NC tomorrow night
at the Cook Shack. $15/ticket
that it was the loudest ear piercing concert
ever...and they were right. That took me a few days to get over the
buzz.
Protect your ears. Long live acoutsic music.
Holstein
ps. The JMB are unreal, what a group!
On Feb 2, 2:26 pm, mistertaterbug taterbugmu...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm REALLY glad to hear
.
HK
On Dec 25, 6:10 pm, Linda lj...@intas.net.au wrote:
Holstein,
We used your garlic prawn recipe for Christmas dinner starters, did
not have any sherry but did have some Blackberry fortified wine.
Like you say, great with crusty bread. WOW
VERY NICE!!!
On Nov 18, 1:02 am
I work off a laptop with a built-in webcam so I can be anywhere at any
time.
I think we're all like beginners to Mike so don't sweat it.
Merry Christmas chief...HK
On Dec 25, 6:46 am, morr...@aol.com wrote:
Ok, I have been thinking this through. I am going to investigate a webcam and
maybe
through. Remove from heat. Toss through parsley. Spoon prawn mixture
into bowls. Serve with crusty bread.
Don't forget to have some mandolin tunes in the background for
authentic bluegrass garlic/chilli prawns!
Getting hungry nowHolstein
On Nov 13, 5:46 am, Linda lj...@intas.net.au wrote:
I
, and get
to the end by jingo! None of this getting half way through business
then leaving it to gather dust (ask me in a month)! Aside from that,
no gigs this weekend.
A great weekend to all.Holstein
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was just moved forward an hour, and Nashville will change as well on
the 1st Nov. Perhaps it's just me, and if so, oh well!
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workshop, then drove home again the next day whilst listening to
Monroe all the way, what a trip! Every minute was enjoyable and I
couldn't wait to start my new journey.
That said, bring it on!
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Taterpick, if there's any left I'll try a Heavy thanks.
Pickstein
On Oct 2, 3:11 am, malagrass malayt...@bellsouth.net wrote:
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
Dale Watson! Now that's a name I haven't heard in a long time. I once
had a minor part in a gig that the tattooed one had in the late
1990's at Hornsby RSL in Sydney. He came out to Australia a few times
and was received well. Most certainly Honky Tonk.
HK
On Sep 27, 1:19 pm, Mike
Another work of art. What a ripper!
I wonder when you'll get it??
HK
On Sep 16, 8:16 am, ljt lj...@intas.net.au wrote:
I thought they were pajamas cause they seemed rather largeG
On Sep 16, 5:10 am, Don Grieser adobeinthepi...@gmail.com wrote:
If that old dola needs a home out
Whilst we're showing offI've uploaded a pic of my F5, now 6 months
old and working magic.
Holstein
On Sep 16, 9:30 am, The Holstein Kid st...@senatorgroup.com.au
wrote:
Another work of art. What a ripper!
I wonder when you'll get it??
HK
On Sep 16, 8:16 am, ljt lj...@intas.net.au wrote
watch the dog and do what the dog does
Tater, I hope that doesn't include peeing on a tree and drinking out
of the toilet!
(-; Holstein
On Jul 19, 3:48 pm, mistertaterbug taterbugmu...@gmail.com wrote:
Erik,
I don't know how old a man you are, but if you're 50-ish, you might
think
I think performing is a bit like tennis and you need to be match fit
to last the distance. The only way to increase your stamina /
durability is to practice exactly what you want to build up. I find
this to be very true especially when it comes to singing. If I haven't
sung in a while due to
Hi Steve,
I covered this with Mike last year at my request and although I have
the hard copy, can't locate the PDF anywhere. Mind you, I had a PC
crash and burn prior to Christmas and not everything was resurrected.
Tater will certainly be able to assist if he's still on deck.
Ten Four, HK
On
Hi Dawn, that sounds interesting to look at. Do you have a specific
link for the Ear Training package you mentioned on the Julliard site?
Thanks, HK
On Jul 15, 7:32 am, Dawn Bradbury bluegrassdes...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes...I have a handout I used in collegeit has got some catchy tunes and
As an extreme alternative, one could have surgery to help this
situation.
Recently I read about a guy who loved his work so much that he had a
USB drive implanted to his hand after an accident
http://apcmag.com/Content.aspx?id=3669
There are so many possibilities for tuners.
Practical.
Hey Robin,
Recycling...that sounds like practice :-)
I like it.
Cheers from chilly Sydney...Holstein
On Jul 6, 5:27 pm, Robin Gravina robin.grav...@gmail.com wrote:
On a slightly more serious note than the fish scheme, I think that
remembering songs takes a different approach from many
at 4:11 PM, The Holstein Kid
st...@senatorgroup.com.auwrote:
Thanks Everyone, terrific feedback. I hope my guitarist comes through
tomorrow night, I'll keep y'all informed.
There is a tune where I kept confusing the verses, and in Take Your
Shoes Off Moses the Fiddle asked what the word
:
Our band chose the name The Foggy Memory Boys so we can get away with
things like forgotten lyrics and other screw-ups. It also excuses the use
of
stands.
Murph
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Yeah what a bummer. I went to show a mate the other night and it
wasn't there.
Hope it goes back up later, lots to learn from that clip.
HK
On Jul 3, 10:23 pm, ljt lj...@intas.net.au wrote:
Nelson, that sums it up pretty well, I thought Mike did a terrific
job. That Amoeba footage has been
Afternoon All.
I though this was an interesting article. Here's the headline, and the
link.
Gay Kiwi Killed by Banjo - A Hungarian tourist has allegedly killed a
New Zealand man by beating him to death with a banjo, an Auckland
court has heard.
What a great tip, thanks. Guess I'll be tuned in at 1pm, 6:15pm
especially 8pm Friday :-)
Regards, HK
On Jun 19, 7:18 am, Dawn Bradbury bluegrassdes...@gmail.com wrote:
Bless You. I can't be there, wish I couldbut this will be the next best
thing. Thanks =o)
On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at
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then I got sidetracked onto another clipand so on! It's now very
late and I'm gonna be dog tired in the morning for an early start but
I'm going to bed feeling mighty fine for hearing all that good
music :-)
Grazie.
Della buonanotte...Holstein
ps. I even made time
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I concurand AMEN! Mike always asks..Are you having FUN? The whole
purpose. MUSIC-- not NOTES. AMEN.
2009/6/8 Mark Seale mark.se...@gmail.com
Holstein -
You just have to let it rip. Sit back, smile, and let the notes pour out.
You'll miss some, but you'll hit more
Yeah me too. #634, sounds like a great number to me.
Half your luck, a Duff and a Gil...
On Jun 9, 1:17 pm, Don Grieser adobeinthepi...@gmail.com wrote:
I didn't notice the pumpkin at first, but now I spy it. You gotta play
that tune if your band's named after it.
On Mon, Jun 8, 2009 at
when they prepare and actually perform? Is there still a case of
nerves or is it as comfy as drinking a glass of water?
I can’t imagine what Tater experiences when he’s stepping on stage
with EC or doing something on national TV!
Determined….Holstein
Sir-Tater,
We await your return to Australia!
Regards, HK
On Jun 2, 12:24 pm, mandoho...@comcast.net wrote:
Hoorah! 20 minutes from my house. I'll be that real good lookin' feller in
overalls in the front row, maybe I'll wear a tie too so's you will reconize
me.
Clyde Clevenger
Just
The more I hear it, the more I like it.
Love The Crooked Line and Red Cotton straight off the bat.
Could it have taken a touch of the Tater to instigate/r my sudden
thirst for EC?
Me thinks so! Really!
HK
On Jun 2, 5:25 am, Mike Romkey mrom...@mac.com wrote:
ROYAL DANISH OPERA?!? (g) Maybe
Mike R,
This 546 Nations Brothers - Negro Suppertime.mp3
kind of reminds of Boodle De Bum Blues in a way.
Interesting.
Thanks for the sound clip.
HK
On Jun 2, 2:08 am, solofiddle solofid...@yahoo.com wrote:
Wow! I think I want them women to come to my next party...Now that's
entertainment!
there.
Happy Pickin'Holstein
On Jun 2, 4:17 am, Rek rekx...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi and thanks for the compliment...I am playing a Weber
Yellowstone...it is the custom Chad Fadely model...like the one
here:http://www.instrumentcollector.com/Weber_Fadely_Model.php
It's a great mando...I am
Hey Robin,
I wrote to http://www.juneberry78s.com/sounds/index.htm
for a password and got one in no time flat.
Mighty fast and obliging.
Thanks for the tip, lots of cool music there.
Cheers...Holstein
On May 24, 2:35 am, Mike Hoffmann mikehoffma...@gmail.com wrote:
Great cut!
On May 22
.
So much to do, wouldn't be dead for quids!
Holstein
On May 19, 2:34 am, Nelson nelsonpeddyco...@knology.net wrote:
About a month or so ago, I bought a Michael Kelly A model to take to
work. I didn't want to transport my regular instrument and risk
having it stolen or subjected to the Alabama
Pal Smokeshop Four, and - Going Away To Make It Lonesome Here
by Nashville Washboard Band. Aside from the dexterity required to get
these yoga hand style pieces sounding dandy, I love the names.
Holstein
On Apr 17, 3:26 am, mistertaterbug taterbugmu...@gmail.com wrote:
Pete,
I can't say that I
. The sad thing is that the guy
wasn't aware of his lack of volume control.
Not gettin' hoarse... Holstein
On Apr 9, 9:37 pm, Rich DelGrosso bluzma...@earthlink.net wrote:
Dennis,
I play a National Resonator mandolin, one of their new ones. I call it the
jaminator. I take it with me when I work
, and it seems many musicians can't do
it that well, and its one thing I haven't specifically concentrated on
but I'd like to nail. Is there an exercise/s you use to help get good
at this? It might seem obvious, but I reckon there are some tricks up
your sleeves.
Thanks...Holstein
It's not so much
I don't suppose those of us who may never get there will have access
to the dvd and behind the scenes footage? ;-)
HK
On Jan 30, 10:40 am, Rich DelGrosso bluzma...@earthlink.net wrote:
Hey Tater,
I have to admit, in all my years surrounded by blues folks I have never
heard any of them talk
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