"John,
Excellent work. If I could ask a favor? Spend a little more time on the fingered chords and especially that turnaround, I've been trying to work that out for a year! Really."
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Lucky replied to Ted Crocker's discussion Chickenbone John/Trouble in Mind in the group CBG Playing for Dummies
Lucky replied to Ted Crocker's discussion LJ's CBG Playing Lessons for Dummies
"LJ, thanks again for the lessons. I would appreciate one on the right hand techniques you are using... as well as the muting that you do. I am such a dummy I have trouble duplicating the rhythms you achieve.
Thanks"
Ted Crocker commented on Lucky's photo
Number 12: Old Lowe Reso
"Nice detail work Lucky! have a vid?
Add pics to the Lowezo thread:
http://www.handmademusicclubhouse.com/forum/topics/show-us-your-lowezo"
Lucky commented on Ted Crocker's group CBG Playing for Dummies
"Nice work Ted, like the wrap around bridge. You always do something creative..."
Jim Mitchell left a comment for Lucky
"hey there thank you for your comments on my builds the blues traveler is 25" scale... I made it out of an old suitcase. There is an actual spun cone so it has that sound. Thanks again - Jim"
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- Welcome to the Clubhouse! How did you hear about us?
- Through a good friend
- What instruments are you building or playing?
- Building Cigar Box Guitars and Dulcimers, trying to learn to play either one or both...
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Comment Wall (9 comments)
- At 2:00am on April 25, 2010,
Richard Stark said… - Im very impressed with Your headstocks, You do some intricate work, Very inspiring.
- At 10:03pm on February 21, 2010,
Jim Mitchell said… - hey there thank you for your comments on my builds the blues traveler is 25" scale... I made it out of an old suitcase. There is an actual spun cone so it has that sound. Thanks again - Jim
- At 10:58am on February 6, 2010,
Lucky said… - Yep, she's mine. found her in Buffalo gap , South Dakota (on the internet) worked on her for 2 years to get her back on the road.
http://web.mac.com/ruthnewman/FredsGarage/Site/Welcome.html
- At 5:37pm on February 5, 2010,
tinyguitars said… - Thanks for the good words young man! THat F-100 looks good, yours? I've wanted one since I was in grade school, heheehe! =) God bless.
- At 11:24pm on January 1, 2010,
Diane in Chicago said… - I forgot about this: mountaindulcimer.ning.com It is mostly lap dulcimer, but the same concept applies. Especially look for videos by member Guy - he's a real artist on a dulcimer! They are so far beyond what I can play, but I've watched them lots and will watch them more and someday I'll give his tunes a whirl. They are very nice folks!
- At 12:42pm on January 1, 2010,
Keni Lee Burgess said… - Best of Health and Wealth in 2010. Enjoy.
- At 9:00am on December 31, 2009, Diane in Chicago said…
- Some folks build dulcimers with two melody strings for a bit of extra volume. And is, obviously, has a four string head. I think Bone builds all his that way. And Old Lowe, too. I play melody over all three strings, so if I am pairing, I'll pair them all!
- At 9:02pm on December 30, 2009, Diane in Chicago said…
- Well, Hi, Lucky! Are you enjoying playing your new dulcimer?
- At 8:44pm on December 30, 2009,
JoJo said… - Welcome Lucky!
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