Howdy All,
I was sent the link to this article this morning. I had heard about
this but not seen it. If there are any Eddie Adcock fans out there,
I'm sure this will come as welcome news and lend a smile. I'm glad to
see Eddie's tremors will be taken care of and also, that he had enough
Dan,
I use my thumb now and then for D and A in first position, but pretty
much just to act silly. Huh...
Tater
On Oct 18, 7:41 pm, Dan Eaton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings;
There is a thread going on the Cafe about using the thumb for making
chords. The responses range from why not? to
pure-dee shit for music and the pizza guy is a phenomenal player with
no gigs in a country with 300,000,000 people in it, something just
seems wrong about that to me.
Ah,nevermind.
Tater
On Oct 30, 5:04 pm, mistertaterbug [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I met Shawn a long time ago, probably in the '80's
Nobody's mentioned Mac and Bob(Lester Macfarland and Robert Gardner).
They were a blind duet that worked for WLS. I believe Mac and Bob
first recorded in 1922 and were the among the first to use the format
of mandolin/guitar in country music. Okay, back to lurk...
Common Tater
On Nov 19, 8:56
] On Behalf Of mistertaterbug
Sent: Thursday, November 20, 2008 9:03 PM
To: Taterbugmando
Subject: Re: First Recorded Mandolinist
Mac and Bob were ahead of them all as far as I can tell, or at least
according to all the biographical material I've dug up so far. Bill
borrowed (Bill would
Well Nelson,
SURELY you wouldn't put this up here, knowing how much I like both
Monroe and Lipscomb, without a link to the audio, right?
Tater
On Nov 25, 11:03 am, Nelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Check this out. It is at a party after one of the Walker American
Music series concerts. Bill
Shaun,
Oh mercy. I learned this tune from a fellow here in Nashville that was/
is actually more of a Jethro style player than oldtime/bluegrass. We
used to gang up on weekends and drink beer and smoke Camels and play
mandolins. I have a couple more versions, one by Cuje Bertram and the
other by
in these parts) and never did
stumble across any audio.
mistertaterbug wrote:
Well Nelson,
SURELY you wouldn't put this up here, knowing how much I like both
Monroe and Lipscomb, without a link to the audio, right?
Tater
On Nov 25, 11:03 am, Nelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Check
How'd you run up on Petri? Following a tangent? Pretty stuff.
Tatah
On Dec 1, 2:34 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone listened to this guy? I listened to the Trad. disc on the way
to work today for the first time in a while. Nice.
Howdy Trey,
No sir, currently I don't have a calendar of events on the new
website. Although Mr. Dasspunk has suggested I do it and although I
have suggested I put up a public calendar, it has been recommended
that I don't make my calendar public. One day I will have a real
website and a real
Vicksburg Stomp? Man, this tune is getting to be like trying to
throw away a boomerang. I reckon I'll have to break down and actually
learn it...(in ALL keys, just to be sure).
Tater
On Dec 9, 8:50 am, MonkeyTroy monkeyt...@gmail.com wrote:
Cool. Hey thanks for the feedback everyone.
I
Fo'teen,
Yessir, Hartford carried a pocketful of 3x5 cards to keep track of
everything on. He said he learned the system from his Dad, or seems
like that's what he said. At any rate, he had cards for everything,
had about a half a pack wrapped in a rubber band. There were cards for
on-going check
Fred,
You won't find the panty slingers at the VFW hall. You might talk to
your agent?(enter maniacal laughing here...)
Spuds
On Dec 16, 5:27 pm, Fred fkel...@scicable.net wrote:
Cool vid!
I was thinking while watching that it almost never happens that
beautiful, scantily clad women dance
I was thinking that maybe I would work up an EGAD tuning for the
mandolin, but only for playing tunes immediately following
exasperating moments.
Tater
On Dec 16, 7:17 pm, 14strings perrypale...@gmail.com wrote:
Davey Graham is credited with introducing DADGAD tuning to Celtic
guitar.
DADGAD
Trey,
I think/feel it is highly unlikely Bill knew anything about music
theory, or at least not formally. He played what he played because of
the way it sounded, because of the sounds that influenced him. He
played blues because he felt them, not because of something he saw in
a book about
Hey Jonas,
How much is a kronor? I'll take one of those Jenny Lind bills...
Tater
On Dec 16, 12:12 pm, Jonas Mattebo jonas.matt...@gmail.com wrote:
Cool! I never knew that. I gotta learn that tune now!
She is also pictured on our Swedish 50 kronor bills:
pastedGraphic.tiff
Attention music stand users...
As of yesterday morning, I am the proud owner of what Paul Duff refers
to as the Monroe Option. Whilst sitting here giving lessons, I
turned around just in time to watch my Gil falling slowly sideways out
of the music stand onto the red oak floorboards. It didn't
This just in...
On Thursday, January 8, the Pickin’ A Bluegrass All-Star Jam is coming
to Raleigh. (I am very excited to be part of this lineup…) The lineup
for this one-night only concert reads like a “Who’s Who” of bluegrass
musicians, featuring almost 20 multi-award winning artists, including
I don't know, I was thinking that GAGA would be a good place to start
under the circumstances...really though, seems to me that the main
thing to take into consideration with all these tuning ideas would be
finding string gauges that would allow for tuning the stings to these
pitches using
wrote:
Speaking of that first Gil, #53. We asked Steve about the first 52
instruments at this year's Mandolin Symposium. His response was classic:
ooh, I just wish they would go away.
Mark
On Thu, Dec 18, 2008 at 10:31 AM, mistertaterbug
taterbugmu...@gmail.comwrote:
Well
Buck White's got a piece of nylon cord wrapped around his end pin and
through the strap too. Same thing; the strap came off the endpin of
his Gil(the one his son-in-law bought him) and went headfirst onto the
floor. No damage that I remember him telling me, but he learned the
lesson right then.
Here's the website address:
http://www.pickonejams.com/
There's a list of all the info there. . The guy that's promoting this
seems to be on the ball, so I reckon he'll keep it up to date as the
info comes in.
Tater
On Dec 18, 9:40 pm, Linda lj...@intas.net.au wrote:
I found the dates to
Uhm, I think I'll pass on the shirt. I think it would clash with
overalls. Anyway, the bib would hide the specialness of the shirt
front.
I wonder, is the classical instrument that that fellow is playing a
modern form of the harp guitar? Must be.
Re: Ali Farka Toure and Toumani Diabate. I was
Thanks for making this group discussion page a success. It wouldn't
hurt my feelings if we have three times as many contributors. I know
there are a lot of lurkers. Speak out, folks! Tell anybody that you
think might like this list to come on.
I wish you all peace and prosperity in '09.
Taterbug
, mistertaterbug taterbugmu...@gmail.com wrote:
Here's the website address:
http://www.pickonejams.com/
There's a list of all the info there. . The guy that's promoting this
seems to be on the ball, so I reckon he'll keep it up to date as the
info comes in.
Tater
On Dec 18, 9:40 pm, Linda lj
On Dec 23, 12:31 am, diptanshu roy diptanshu@gmail.com wrote:
Happy holidays folks. wish you all a very merry christmas and a happy new
year. this year will start with a very happy note for me as i am getting
married soon. though i know most of you people live far across the sea... i
Deep,
Getting married? Congratulations! Will there be a large ceremony
filled with music, dancing, food, and drink? What time should we all
show up?G
Tater
On Dec 23, 12:31 am, diptanshu roy diptanshu@gmail.com wrote:
Happy holidays folks. wish you all a very merry christmas and a happy new
Energy, energy, energy! Apparently the brother duet is alive and
well...G
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5rs7pfZuPs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ron17xFNBf0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1i1FznZT7fU
And of course, a little rock and roll...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9Pp8KxLZ7s
One
Reckon the infamous Mr. Jones would approve? Methinks so...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blZeRHg6RUM
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Yak,
No sir, I don't have it notated. Reckon I could...I'm working on
versions of Road to Columbus(very nice), Tanyards, and Journey's
End currently.
Tater
On Jan 2, 5:25 pm, Mandoyak jthil...@insightbb.com wrote:
Does anyone have any tab or sheet music of The Lloyd Loar? Given that
it's a
Collins Monroe Instrumentals book. For some
reason I have trouble getting Monroe tunes under my fingers for a time
and then it clicks and I wonder why I had so much trouble with it.
Could be that I don't have the best ear. I grew up a drummer so I'm
excused...
On Jan 2, 7:59 pm, mistertaterbug
Oh lord,
Nelson, this strikes me sort of like a Jerry Lee Lewis piano
solo...not quite as oblique but still I did the Lassie look when I
read your post.
It almost makes my head hurt thinking about unraveling the tangled web
that must be included in pondering this point. I'm going to go out on
a
I'm in agreement about the Caltons. While I do use one for my Gil F5,
the problem of the curl (now, the reglued curl) breaking off is very
real if the case takes a blow on that side. And, never, ever buy one
of the English versions of the Calton.They're thinner and the handle
is on whop-sided and
worked the 'Mr Presto' on the design of these and I'm very happy with the
results. No financial interest on these for myself by the way.
Paul
- Original Message -
From: mistertaterbug taterbugmu...@gmail.com
To: Taterbugmando taterbugmando@googlegroups.com
Sent: Sunday, January 04, 2009
can number him among the
influences that helped form Bill's style.
Sound reasonable?
-Original Message-
From: taterbugmando@googlegroups.com [mailto:taterbugma...@googlegroups.com]
On Behalf Of mistertaterbug
Sent: Saturday, January 03, 2009 11:26 AM
To: Taterbugmando
Subject: Re
I've been meaning to mention this to you all for some days now and
it's just been slipping off my mind. A friend of mine in Birmingham by
the name of Brant Beene has come up with a little item that you might
like so I'll tell you about it.
Brant told me he got an old instrument, an inheritance I
Okay, so on the website page it says there are 160 pages. I reckon
that's front and back.
Tater.
On Jan 5, 10:32 pm, mistertaterbug taterbugmu...@gmail.com wrote:
I've been meaning to mention this to you all for some days now and
it's just been slipping off my mind. A friend of mine
Yessir.
Document has more good music than you can shake a stick at. No way to
buy it all unless of course you're an institution. Now there's an
angle...Hmm...
Tater
On Jan 8, 11:59 am, Nelson sallyandnel...@knology.net wrote:
Last night, I went on Ebay and bought 4 of the Document Fiddlin' John
This was sent to me today. I think it is worth passing along.
Tater
A Violinist in the Metro
A man sat at a metro station in Washington DC and started to
play the violin; it was a cold January morning.. He played six Bach
pieces for about 45 minutes. During that time, since
Yea, I'm sort of curious what it was too...
Tater
On Jan 13, 1:26 pm, Dasspunk dassp...@gmail.com wrote:
Song selection is funny stuff. What would you guess was the big hit
song while Monsignor Tater was down-stroking down under (I'm talking
about Australia... mind out of the gutter!)?
That
was (and I must say Mr T does it so well it hurts)
'Forever
Has Come To An End'. Ouch! It's good.
Paul
- Original Message -
From: mistertaterbug taterbugmu...@gmail.com
To: Taterbugmando taterbugmando@googlegroups.com
Sent: Monday, January 19, 2009 3:31 AM
Subject: Re: Something
I agreed today to take the administrative (uhm...or was that advisory)
duties for the International Bluegrass Music Museum's Bill Monroe
Mandolin Camp 2009. I understand that Mike Lawing doesn't work at the
museum anymore, so that leaves a gap. From what I can gather thus far,
the camp will
Mercy,
Living in Nashville, there are tons of studios around from basement to
16th Ave. Truthfully, I've used all sorts of mic setups. I find that
the choice of mics depends a lot on who the engineer is or what the
studio owner could afford. Rarely have I had priceless antiques put in
front of
, mistertaterbug
taterbugmu...@gmail.comwrote:
I agreed today to take the administrative (uhm...or was that advisory)
duties for the International Bluegrass Music Museum's Bill Monroe
Mandolin Camp 2009. I understand that Mike Lawing doesn't work at the
museum anymore, so
Ha! I love it! Mississippi goes to India! Do you have a good cornbread
recipe, Deep?
Potato
On Jan 23, 12:34 am, deep diptanshu@gmail.com wrote:
sounds way better! i got some in between chords all wrong before
THANKS!
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You received this
In response to the public and private emails I've gotten involving the
scottish connection...I get it. Considering the people that settled
the southern and eastern part of the US (and the midwest and...), it
is very unlikely that Monroe could escape the influence of the Scots/
Irish. The musical
Val,
Never let it be forgotten that I have a habit of paraphrasing as
heavily in speech as I do musically.
Tater
On Jan 24, 7:13 am, Val Mindel vmin...@gmail.com wrote:
Another priceless tater quote
On Jan 24, 12:55 am, mistertaterbug taterbugmu...@gmail.com wrote:
Patience is your
excellent musicians are not efficient
teachers. Tater is an exception.
Enough for now. I'm sure it will be a good one if Tater is at the
helm.
John
On Jan 19, 11:49 pm, mistertaterbug taterbugmu...@gmail.com wrote:
I agreed today to take the administrative (uhm...or was that advisory
Well, now the back seam on my Gil is open nearly halfway from the
button to the heel. Starting to dry out at the heel. Reckon I'll have
to get one of them green snake humidifiers to put in my case, once I
get it fixed, that is.
I called Gilchrist repeatedly the day before yesterday but got no
Overheard at this past weeekend's gig in Stillwater, OK.
A father and son exited the community center building and his young
son was overheard to say, Oh I see how it works Dad. The beautiful
and untalented people play country music and the hideous and talented
people play bluegrass.
That's
to deal with on his own. I can still enjoy his music.
Anyway, just thought I'd throw my 2 cents in the pond...have a great day
Denny Wilson
Snyder, Texas
-Original Message-
From: mistertaterbug taterbugmu...@gmail.com
To: Taterbugmando taterbugmando@googlegroups.com
Sent: Tue, 27 Jan
Rich,
I hear that there are two different blues scales, sort of a shorter
country one and a more elaborate city scale. Do you care to
elaborate on this, or am I just being too gullible, that there really
is no such thing? Seems like I saw an old film clip on television some
time back where a few
Very nice, Don. There's things in there that I never thought of doing
in that crosstuned configuration. Interesting chord scheme, if I'm
hearing it right. Thanks for sharing your feelings too.
When will the madness stop. Spay and neuter your parents.
puhtater
On Jan 30, 12:40 pm, D Fehling
Denny,
As Brian said, it's on Nbb's Twenty Year Blues recording. I don't
have any, but you can get 'em online pretty easily. Our version is a
combination of two versions, one done by the Golden Gate Quartet and
the other by Melvin Goins. I'd say *that's* quite a spread. G
puhtater
On Feb 1,
Nelson,
It seems to me that the list varies depending on where a person hangs
his hat (which includes geographical location, chosen era of
'bluegrass', and age group). Dennis comments in jest. I told him once
that if I had to listen to Red Haired Boy once more time I was going
to go out and kill
are Cumberland Gap (OT
version), Little Dutch Girl (which Sadie Compton does a nice version
of) and Squirrel Heads And Gravy (which I'm finding difficult to
transfer to mandolin).
Brian
On Feb 3, 1:16 pm, mistertaterbug taterbugmu...@gmail.com wrote:
Nelson,
It seems to me
of) and Squirrel Heads And Gravy (which I'm finding difficult to
transfer to mandolin).
Brian
On Feb 3, 1:16 pm, mistertaterbug taterbugmu...@gmail.com wrote:
Nelson,
It seems to me that the list varies depending on where a person hangs
his hat (which includes geographical
I got the Gil back today after a week's worth of it being absent from
Fremont Ave. After I finally got the Woodbutcher out of the park(many
thanks to Paul Duff) and told him what was going on, his first comment
was Congratulations, I see you've got one of my famous self-
destructing mandolins.
I got the Gil back today after a week's worth of it being absent from
Fremont Ave. After I finally got the Woodbutcher out of the park(many
thanks to Paul Duff) and told him what was going on, his first comment
was Congratulations, I see you've got one of my famous self-
destructing mandolins.
Yessir. I was thinking what a mess I'd be in if I had a one piece back
AND a crack.
Tater
On Feb 6, 10:42 pm, Don Grieser adobeinthepi...@gmail.com wrote:
Glad I got a one piece back. g
On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 9:35 PM, mistertaterbug taterbugmu...@gmail.com
wrote:
I got the Gil back today
Mike,
Yessir, that's what I meant, The Jolly Blacksmiths. There I go,
trusting my memory again. All this E.T. Paull sheet music has fabulous
graphics. Sort of kicks an old type setter in the bum.
Tater
On Feb 4, 2:43 pm, Mike Romkey mrom...@mac.com wrote:
As for The Merry Blacksmith, has
Shaun,
Yessir, I think you've got an excellent idea. It would help keep all
of us on our toes and looking for material. Plus, I think we'd learn
more about what each of us sounds like stylistically and more than
likely even improve as a group. What is your thought on material? Do
we look at doing
So Hoffming, how long have you been seeing these singing cows?
Sigmund Tater
On Feb 8, 10:38 am, Mike Hoffmann mikehoffma...@gmail.com wrote:
It would be neat to have everyone interested work on a single tune. This
tends to happen anyhow, but there are always a few cows looking for a hole
in
*That's* a smart-ass remark? Surely you jest...
Tater
On Feb 7, 10:27 pm, Don Grieser adobeinthepi...@gmail.com wrote:
Glad you got it back and it's fixed. My apologies for the smart ass remark.
On Sat, Feb 7, 2009 at 1:31 PM, mistertaterbug taterbugmu...@gmail.com
wrote:
Yessir. I
I will, just 'soon's I git mah glasses...
Tboy
On Feb 11, 6:04 pm, Terry Bullin tbull...@yahoo.com wrote:
John, Brian, and Mike,
Thanks for the comments. I appreciate it.
Mike, I really like that Harrisburg Itch tune, I never heard that one before.
The rest of Y'all need to
Skaggs won the Grammy. So did Alison Krauss and Robert Plant(I hear
they left Stuart at home, though he certainly was an integral part of
the sound...ooops. He did get a thankyou). The Steel Drivers got
left out and they're a damned good band. There you go. Some people
could break wind and get a
Hasselman,
Seems like them Skillet Lickers got the census man drunk, didn't they?
Now I see your interest in the job.
Tater
On Feb 13, 6:35 am, Mike Hoffmann mikehoffma...@gmail.com wrote:
Did Allison K and Robert P win for a bluegrass category? My fiancee's
friend gave her the album and she
Gulp...Just to set the record straight, I've NEVER been to your house.
Tater
On Feb 12, 10:30 pm, MinnesotaMandolin eberr...@gmail.com wrote:
So, I travel with my band half the month and the other half I'm a stay-
at-home dad. When I'm on the road, my 22-month-old son often tells his
mama,
Today's moonshine is crystal meth? Since when? You must not have been
over in East Tenny-see lately, amigo. I know a feller down in 'Bama
sez that he can get clear for $20 a gallon and charred for $40, and
the faucet don't never run dry.
Pickle
On Feb 13, 12:57 pm, Mike Hoffmann
Deep! Congratulations! A hearty handshake from me. Don't forget where
you put your mandolins.
Tbug
On Feb 12, 1:59 am, diptanshu roy diptanshu@gmail.com wrote:
just became a married man... but i hope to put up some new stuff soon :p
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Videos
All very inspiring!!
On Feb 12, 2:39 pm, mistertaterbug taterbugmu...@gmail.com wrote:
I will, just 'soon's I git mah glasses...
Tboy
On Feb 11, 6:04 pm, Terry Bullin tbull...@yahoo.com wrote:
John, Brian, and Mike,
Thanks for the comments. I appreciate it.
Mike
Nice likeness, Dennis. I can definitely see the resemblance. How old
was your Dad when this picture was taken?
Tater
On Feb 12, 4:30 pm, D Fehling denpamc...@msn.com wrote:
You have not seen this dude play yet. If you have seen deliverance this is
that kid grown up.
Yessireebob...
Hammer on, pull off.
Tater
On Feb 13, 6:01 pm, Jim Shinkle occasionalco...@mac.com wrote:
all this talk about white lighting has got me thinking about that good
old mountain dew.
anyone want to give old possum a few pointers on this tune?
:)
Yessireebob. Good job. That there Gil Model 1 ain't sounding bad
either.
TBug
On Feb 16, 9:06 pm, Don Grieser adobeinthepi...@gmail.com wrote:
I've been exploring GDGD tuning and Shove The Pig's Foot seemed like a
good one to try out in GDGD. Shaun's video got me started on the tune
and then
How does he do it, ladies and gentlemen? Shirley, you jest.
The man has more talent in his little finger...
TBugs
On Feb 15, 10:02 pm, Romkey rom...@qconline.com wrote:
The Three Faces of Ger the Rigger
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGCVTek4gz4
Ah, spoken like a true chef. I mean, who else would use the word
infused with hock?
Damn, what a big can of worms. Interesting way of looking at the music
scene. Does this mean that banjos will only be perennial below zone 5?
I suppose accordians overwinter well in zone 3 providing there is only
Ghetto?
On Feb 17, 2:23 pm, Mike Hoffmann mikehoffma...@gmail.com wrote:
Nelson - I disagree, I think that there are a ton of young people playing
music today and writing original music.
Tater-
you just reminded me. I really should be reading Making the second ghetto
instead of playing
Well, Hoffsking, forgive me for being so dense, but I dont' get it.
Bugs
On Feb 17, 4:22 pm, Mike Hoffmann mikehoffma...@gmail.com wrote:
Oh sorry, I forget to add the subtitle - race and housing in chicago
1940-1960.
On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 4:53 PM, mistertaterbug
taterbugmu
Aha, now I get it. Sorry, but it's hard for me to think about more
than one thing at a time like you young college whippersnappers. So,
New Jersey was a mecca for banjo enthusiasts in the early days? Cool.
Thanks for taking up for banjo players and trying to keep the
bubbatooth syndrome in
Oh, and I forgot to mention, if one ingests enough collards, you will
definitely move...
Taters and Greens
On Feb 18, 4:23 pm, mistertaterbug taterbugmu...@gmail.com wrote:
Aha, now I get it. Sorry, but it's hard for me to think about more
than one thing at a time like you young college
Thanks Mike/Nelson! Got a chuckle outa me.
Tater
On Feb 11, 10:09 am, Mike Hoffmann mikehoffma...@gmail.com wrote:
Here it is!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSiwer55HFE
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Steve,
How can you play a song without scales or arpeggios? The nerve of some
guys. Where's the beef? Sorry everybody, private joke. Get Steve to
elaborate.
Tbug
On Feb 21, 5:41 pm, sec...@bellsouth.net wrote:
Here's one from me--
Whoa. You've got old Larry sounding good there, Zonkey. You've been
holding back! You might tell all the rest of these good folks the
story on that Larry Loar you've got. Hmmm?
Tater
On Feb 23, 9:52 pm, Mike O m...@att.net wrote:
Okay... with the country in full Lincoln fever, I'm throwin a
Design? Did he say design? I thought you told me you couldn't
design, boy. Nabbed!
T
On Feb 23, 8:30 pm, J Hill jason.hi...@gmail.com wrote:
As you suspected, it looks great on an iPhone and kicked to the mobile
site without hesitation. The only feedback is that the gallery kicked
me to my
Deep,
You still taking occasional lessons from Snehashish Mozumder? How's
that going? Thanks for posting the Youtube links. Great stuff. What,
just out of curiosity, is the time signature?
Tater
On Feb 24, 11:14 pm, diptanshu roy diptanshu@gmail.com wrote:
thanks guys! there is more on my
On Feb 24, 10:56 am, mistertaterbug taterbugmu...@gmail.com wrote:
Design? Did he say design? I thought you told me you couldn't
design, boy. Nabbed!
T
On Feb 23, 8:30 pm, J Hill jason.hi...@gmail.com wrote:
As you suspected, it looks great on an iPhone and kicked
You're all invited to join/submit to the new group I've set up on
YouTube. It's called Tatertube(thanks Perry) and it's for all you
folks on the list. Here's the link:
http://www.youtube.com/group/tatertube
Feel free to upload whatever you like.
Mistah Tatuhbug
Thanks Jake. Glad to have you speak up.
Kenny is a great player. It's amazing to watch Kenny do what he does
his unorthodox style. Just goes to show, if you've got music in you,
it's got to come out someway. Have you seen the YouTube videos? Easy
to find.
Taterbug
On Feb 26, 12:09 pm, JakeyLee
Maybe I'll get my Groucho nose/glasses tonight...look out.
Tater Marx
On Feb 26, 6:07 pm, sgarrity shaungarr...@hotmail.com wrote:
Great idea. That'll make it easy to find all these good videos.
Now we just gotta get Tater to chip in a new video. Get
it..Taterchip..I'm much
Yessir, I'm good.
Frankentater
On Feb 26, 5:46 am, Mike O m...@att.net wrote:
So the Potentater of this forum suggested I post something about my
mandolin as it is a bit of an unusual beast and he thought some folks
would be interested. I call it a Larry Loar or the Frankenloar...
cuz
it
Got the Monroe Camp faculty...
Tater
On Jan 29, 5:58 pm, Nelson nelsonpeddyco...@knology.net wrote:
I'm only going if I can kneel in the presence of Ricky and wash his
feet. I can't dry them with my hair, as I have too little.
On Jan 29, 5:07 pm, mistertaterbug taterbugmu...@gmail.com wrote
Boy Nelson,
You really know how to shut down a thread, or in this case I reckon it
would be threads(or the lack thereof).
Tater
On Feb 10, 11:36 am, Nelson nelsonpeddyco...@knology.net wrote:
That could be, but I usually only wear those in the hotter months -
they help the butt sweat dry
Mister Hedding, are you a February 28th baby? Well, lookie here. 23?
Yee gads, I'm 30 years older than you are(not to mention 10x as good
looking).
Tuber
On Feb 27, 11:04 am, Mike Hedding michaelhedd...@gmail.com wrote:
It seems I will also be turning 23 tomorrow, and here I thought all
Tater
Anybody thinking about going to Mando Camp North? Check the files
section for the details...
Edgar Allen Poe-tater
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Karen,
Yes ma'am! Thanks for your contribution. Great ideas. I see you're
still not afraid to scamper up that fingerboard into no man's...er, no
woman's land. Might make this bunch of hairy-legged men get up and get
with it.
Taterbug
On Mar 3, 9:16 am, karenth...@aol.com wrote:
Nelson,
You're the second person in as many days who has mentioned they heard
Buddy Holly in a Monroe song. What is it I'm missing? Do you have the
version of Shenandoah... where Monroe plays the root over the 4
chord change?
Tater
On Mar 3, 10:43 am, Nelson nelsonpeddyco...@knology.net wrote:
one of those guys who
tries to incorporate Monroe licks into todays recordings.
Good luck, Mike see you next week.
JM
On Jan 26, 12:45 am, mistertaterbug taterbugmu...@gmail.com wrote:
Okay, okay, the speculation regarding Monroe and Scotland is good, but
back to the topic...What
and then.
I know I can find the exact part that reminds me of Holly, and
probably can find the song that it brings to mind.
On Mar 3, 5:55 pm, mistertaterbug taterbugmu...@gmail.com wrote:
Nelson,
You're the second person in as many days who has mentioned they heard
Buddy Holly
Robin,
After you play all those exercises...so many exercises, my God...after
you spend most of your time working on technical issues, do you have
any time left for FUN? I think your plan is imbalanced, though your
dedication is very admirable. I asked all the instructors at the
Symposium one
Two things:
How do you get pix to show up on your posts and when did Paul say the
case you ordered for me for my birthday will be here?
Tater
On Mar 4, 7:18 am, Brian Ray dassp...@gmail.com wrote:
Mr. Duff has sent me pictures of my new Presto case (Orange Crush
style). These are the new
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