sunvalleylaw
Yep.
Way to go SVL
I need to sell my first one as I no longer need it.
Thanks!
And what kind is that first one?
Way to go SVL
I need to sell my first one as I no longer need it.
If I get another mando, it will be the bouzouki/octave mandolin.I am sure most mando players do, I know I do but the cost of a good one isn't worth it for me. I am happy with my Ovation USA Mando and besides I have the cardinal sin anyway, a pickup built into the Mando.
If I get into it, and this mando I am borrowing goes back home, I may have to look into it!
If I get into it, and this mando I am borrowing goes back home, I may have to look into it!
I did a bit of googling out of curiosity, and I am going to guess it is an old Kay with an aftermarket tailpiece. The tailpiece is identical to one from stew-mac, and Kay had similar headstock shape and pickguard attachment.idn_smilie
yep, it would help to see the top of the headstock without the clip on tuner.
I figured out the mandolin version of cowboy chords for G C D Em and A. E and F too but my fat fingers don't make those chords well yet.Mando's are fun to play once you get the hang of it. Big learning curve but once you get it, it is gold.
I figured out the mandolin version of cowboy chords for G C D Em and A. E and F to but my fat fingers don't make those chords well yet.
Most Bluegrass tunes are in the key of G. The E and F don't get used much.
On guitar, I know a couple bluegrass tunes. Billy in the Low Ground, and Red Haired Boy. Flat picking single note style. Will have to see if I can figure out the Mando versions.
I know nothing. I go to the bluegrass jam and they tell me the key. Most songs are I-IV-V and if not, a lead sheet. I just jam away with everyone.
Oops wait, that is an earlier version acoustic. Here is the punked up version. I think I did a better job here.Here is one recording back from early 2010 I think, where I played a bit of Red Haired Boy, all electrified and punked up.
https://app.box.com/shared/su7xfyd1bf