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So I'm looking for a good source for a couple of braided leather mando straps. Also, want to put a button on the butt-end of the neck of my little Eastman. I hate having the strap up at the head stock. I've looked at Elderly and Janet Davis for st...
Some folks, like NOTSBA, hold specifically designated "slow jams" at which tunes are taught sloooowwwwwly and everybody can play along regardless of skill level.
NOTSBA holds two-hour slow jams in the auditorium of the Fort Negley Visitors Center...
Congrats! Ellen and I celebrated our 11th Anniverary Saturday, May 16th.
Been reading in Acoustic Guitar about "guide tones" and wonder if that's something I'm already doing naturally. Any guidance?
I'm a lousy student who doesn't have the patience for following a pedantic formula and theory. I.E., fret only the 3rd a...
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- Musical Expertise
- Intermediate
- About Me:
- Webmaster and board member, Nashville Old-Time String Band Association (NOTSBA), spent a lot of greatTuesday evenings at the Pegram Jam.
Mando - 2003
Fiddle - 2004
Guitar - 2007 (flatpicking)
Banjo - Summer,2008
- Website:
- http://www.nashvilleoldtime.org
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 8:03am on May 21, 2009,
Paul Abrams said…
- I'm new to this F&P site so I haven't seen any replies to your "3"s and 7's" question. I don't know how they approached it in the magazine but in jazz quite often the soloists want the accompaniest to use 3's & 7's (bass players' got the root) so they can improvise on the upper extensions of a chord (9,11,13) or the alterations (#5,b5,#9,b9) without potential conflicts with the harmony. It's also a great sound in Blues and very easy to execute.
Paul Abrams
- At 8:47am on September 29, 2008,
Phil Sparks said… - Thanks, Ed,
Hope to see you Thursday at the Notsba jam. Bring your banjo!
(-: Phil
- At 10:07am on September 28, 2008,
Ric Landers said… - Thanks Ed. I'm spending most of my time in the mountains of North Georgia these days. My recording service has morphed into a publishing and record company. I'm releasing products of two artists due out starting in about two weeks - one Americana project and the other is a rock project. Check out my Your Place or Mine Digital website and blog for details. I come to the jams anytime I am in Nashville, but those days are few and far between these days. I am trying to sell or lease my Nashville home as I am in the process of relocating to the mountains of North Georgia. There are many creative folks up here in the mountains that can use my services - me coming to them is much simpler than them packing up and coming to Nashville. But anytime I am in Nashville I hope to see you at some jams - the jams are about the only thing I miss in Nashville these days. Thanks for the ADD. Keep on pickin'!!!
- At 9:47am on September 28, 2008,
Eddy Hudson and Julie Mavity-Hudson said… - We might make it to the zoo today, maybe we'll see you there.
Julie
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Fall Moon Pickin' Party at Fiddle & Pick
December 4, 2009 from 7pm to 11pm
Open jamming fundraiser for the music school.
Pickers with instruments: $5.00 (includes free beverage.)
General admission: $10.00 (includes 2 beverages.)
- Mrs. Santa's SING-ALONG on December 5, 2009 from 9:15am to 12pm
- Mrs. Santa's SING-ALONG on December 5, 2009 from 9:15am to 12pm
Most of us play our accoustic guitars at the jam sessions here.
But I was just wondering how many of you also own and play electric guitars. What kind? And what amp do you have? Tell us about it.
As for me, I have a 1979 Gibson ES-175D, an arche...
Fall Moon Pickin' Party at Fiddle & Pick
December 4, 2009 from 7pm to 11pm
Open jamming fundraiser for the music school.
Pickers with instruments: $5.00 (includes free beverage.)
General admission: $10.00 (includes 2 beverages.)
- Bill Evans and Megan Lynch In Concert on February 28, 2010 from 7pm to 10pm
- Bill Evans and Megan Lynch In Concert on February 28, 2010 from 7pm to 10pm
- Teen Fiddle Class on December 10, 2009 from 4:30pm to 6:30pm
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