Sunday morning Gospel.Non beleivers welcome

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Sunday morning Gospel.Non beleivers welcome

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to hungover to go to church so this makes me feel better

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wT1EbMTqYek
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Ok one that isn't Uncle tupelo .Its got some pretty fancy pickin in it too.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfievfwblfw
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I've played that song on the three most famous mandolins ever built and seen just about everyone except Judas Priest play it too. hah..

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Cool! I've always wanted a nice F-style. They are a thing of beauty
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I like an F-4 best because I am not looking for atomic chop. I like the sustain and cuppy mids like a guitar. My buddy Randy makes the best mandolins ever but I can't afford one, so I play Gibsons. heh
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I can't afford a gibson.Hell I can't afford a cheap A-style. :cry:
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I paid less than the tuners cost now for my F-4, way less. The more I look at it the more it looks like amp parts though! I have a punkin A-0 around in one of the closets my crap lives in. I need to dumpo the other mando for wire and wood that gets loud. My old hands are too big for mandolin playing now. All my weight goes to my fingers!
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Some of the best mando pickers I've seen have been great big ol boys.
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Man, old country still kicks ass. New country I don't enjoy so much.
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There's tons of new country I like.Just not the fake pop radio crap.That a'int country
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Reeltarded wrote:I paid less than the tuners cost now for my F-4, way less. The more I look at it the more it looks like amp parts though!
Trade you some amp parts for it. :wink:
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cbass wrote:There's tons of new country I like.Just not the fake pop radio crap.That a'int country
True. I guess what I love most is when country, gospel, and bluegrass kind of meet up. The soundtrack from 'O Brother, Where Art Thou' still gives me an eargasm.
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I here ya I love old timey stuff.Hell I like the carter family,Roy Acuff and on and on
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LeftyStrat wrote:
cbass wrote:There's tons of new country I like.Just not the fake pop radio crap.That a'int country
True. I guess what I love most is when country, gospel, and bluegrass kind of meet up. The soundtrack from 'O Brother, Where Art Thou' still gives me an eargasm.
Yeah, I loved that movie.

Especially the baptism scene. :D

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