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Looking for luthier for guitar repair

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Sat, 4 Feb 2012 12:20:45 CST

I need some work done/re-fret job done on my favorite flattop that I've had for 30+ years. Any recommendations?

Will the Circle Be Unbroken (Key Changes, Crosspicked Guitar)

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Sat, 4 Feb 2012 09:48:16 CST

Since "Sunny Side of the Mountain" introduced me to so many friends on here, here's another "Crosspicked" guitar song, the old classic "Will the Circle Be Unbroken".....I'm playing this in the key of Long A, then D, then jumping up to G. Hope you all like it, thanks so much for listening!

my version of salt creek

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Sat, 4 Feb 2012 08:10:08 CST

This is my first flat picking tune. I played electric guitar for a number of years and then quit playing for 8 yrs!

When i first checked out bluegrass 2 months ago i was blown away by flat picked guitar. It inspired me to try to play again! This is my first attempt at my interpretation of Salt Creek. I'll apologize ahead of time for the terrible sound quality and I'd appreciate any feedback when you have time. Thanks in advance, Randall

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98kwa1aMg8Q&context=C3d805caADOEgsToPDskLR6Zcx_VkwFz8O9hMbc0OA

Lyrics wanted for It's Only A Coal Miners Grave

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Fri, 3 Feb 2012 14:51:23 CST

I would dearly love a copy of the lyrics. I have been trying to decipher from Hazel's own YouTube rendition (an amazing woman and fantastic song) but there are many parts I still cannot determine. I live in Hamilton, New Zealand, and last year we had our own Pike River mining disaster - 27 killed possible through the carelessness of management.
I would like to sing this at our next Bluegrass concert - I play guitar and 5-string banjo. I look forward to any help someone may be able to give me. Many thanks in anticipation, Paul Corboy - email: hawkeye@xtra.co.nz

Lyrics wanted for It's Only A Coal Miners Grave

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Fri, 3 Feb 2012 14:50:55 CST

Snap noise when tuning

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Fri, 3 Feb 2012 08:26:08 CST

Back in Dec. I posted a problem I had when tuning. I would get a snap sound on a couple of strings just before they reached the final adjustment. However none of the suggestions I received solved the problem.

Last week I was picking with some friends and I asked one of them to check out my guitar. (He is a luthier and has built several guitars himself) He de-tuned it and while bringing it back up he heard the snap sound on two of the strings. The problem was the slots in the nut were just a little too tight for the strings (the dept was perfect but not wide enough and were binding a little when the tension was getting up to tune. Carefully I sanded about 1 or 2 thousands off the side of the nut slot and this solved the problem.

Josh Wiliams - Bird Flies Onstage to Join the Band

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Fri, 3 Feb 2012 07:16:05 CST

I saw this posted on UMGF and thought you guys would appreciate it. If you’re a fan of Josh Williams, you’ll love it, if not, you will be after watching this. Love how the band maintains composure and finishes the song without missing a beat. What a time we live in, that everything gets captured on video.

http://youtu.be/7vBo0ptYJNs

RedLine Acoustics / Cumberland Acoustic at SPBGMA This Weekend

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Thu, 2 Feb 2012 07:32:17 CST

Hi All --

Just a heads up here for anyone in or around middle Tennessee this weekend. We will be showing our line of Cumberland Acoustic parts and accessories (mandolin bridges, armrests, pickguards, string winders, etc.) and our full line of RedLine Acoustic instruments, which include our Traveler mandolins, RedLine Resophonic guitars, and RedLine Acoustic Guitars, which include our Advanced Parlor guitar, our version of a Slope-D guitar, and our version of a '30's vintage Dreadnought.

We will be in the "free" room this year, so anyone can come and see us, no event ticket needed. We'll be set-up right next to Tom T. and Dixie Halls booth, so we should be easy to find. Come by and see us!

Steve

Passive guitar pickup

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Thu, 2 Feb 2012 06:53:28 CST

Just before Christmas I went into the local music store and was just buying strings..... I made the mistake of looking in the "acoustic guitar room". As I was perusing the inventory my eyes fell upon this 12 string. The peghead said Epiphone, the truss rod cover said "Gibson". It was used, but pristine. I mean pristine. The neck was straight, and not a scratch on it. According to the folks at the store, the owner was "tired of the limitations of a 12 string" and traded it in on a 6 string. I bit down hard and looked at the price tag....$200. Yeah,.... I bought it and absolutely love it. Under the tree, my bride bought me the Acoustic amp I had been looking at. Now I want to buy a pick up. I am leaning towards a passive pickup because I do not want to cut into the guitar. The folks at the music store are recommending the Seymour Duncan SA-3H "Woody". Everything I read about them seems to be good. What say you lads?

String Trade

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Wed, 1 Feb 2012 14:00:11 CST

Howdy, I have 3 sets of Martin M545, Light/Medium, .0125-.0550, Phosphor Bronze that I would like to trade for something else. I am in the quest for the 'Right" string for one of my acoustics.

Would prefer something in lights and Phos Bronze, but will consider all others also

Thanks for looking

Bill

John Prine - Paradise

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Wed, 1 Feb 2012 07:18:43 CST

Had to make a cover of this song, now its one of my favorite to play haha :p

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mq6NPKb5aDM

Netflix Videos

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Wed, 1 Feb 2012 06:39:10 CST

This might be old news to some, but if you have Netflix they have several instructional and documentary DVDs related to bluegrass, flatpicking, and old time music. I've checked out most of what they have. Some of the instructional videos are decent, some not so much. I've enjoyed the documentaries and live performance recordings. Some of these are available for viewing online.

Galen

Rhythm play along

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 23:29:31 CST

Hello everyone. I've been wanting to improve on my rhythm playing and was wanting to know if there are some "play along" CD's/Books out there of the more common jam session tunes and songs that have the melody and leads, but not the rhythm guitar parts. I know most of the play along material on the market is the other way around - the rhythm tracks are there and you play the melody / lead - but I am hoping that there are some of the other. I am wanting to explore more into my rhythm playing and get more creative with the bass runs and fills and I believe that some play alongs would be great. Thanks.

Rhonda and the Rage on WAMU with Katy Daley- 2/1

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 12:25:47 CST

Tune in to Katy Daley WAMU¹s Bluegrass Country on Wednesday (2/1) at 9:00
a.m.EST, Rhonda Vincent & The Rage will be in the studio with Katy for a
live performance and some chit chat. Katy says that this will be Rhonda¹s
first visit to their studios, and everyone is excited about having her and
the band at WAMU.

http://www.bluegrasscountry.org/

Blue wheelies

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 09:24:15 CST

http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/bb122/rhnstn/th_Picture.jpg

Hope the link works.

The pic is of an endangered species of pick.

They are translucent blue, coming to a rather sharp point with tread and a spoked wheel shaped design across the grip

They were one of several similar designs in different colors.

Does anyone know of a source for these?

Josh Williams - Paradise

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 05:21:40 CST

Hi, for the last few days iv been listening alot to Josh Williams, and he is really good! Love his song "paradise" and i figure out the chords pretty easy, but the lyrics? Can´t find it on google :p . I would need some help finding it :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7dP0dTXFpo&list=FL20IaSIpGkj_hGQdFKZRsVg&index=1&feature=plpp_video

FS - Recording King RD-10 and RD-310 both with hsc

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 19:01:37 CST

See classified section under acoustic guitars. Both brand new with full warranty. TAKING OFFERS ON BOTH GUITARS

JLD Bridge Doctor

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 16:47:56 CST

Howdy, Was wonedring if anyone has tried the JLD bridge doctor. I have an old acoustic that the belly behind the bridge has been raising over the years. From what I have read, the JLD system will help lower it without loosing tone or volume.

Thanks for any and all advice or opinions

Bill

1963 Martin D-28

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 06:01:13 CST

Hello, first post here, normally I am on the banjo hangout. I own a 1969 D-28, last year of the "good wood", but I have a friend who wants to sell me his 1963 D-28. It's a player, not one for a museum, but solid, no holes, cracks, just worn from picking front and rear. I tried to get him to put a price on i, but he wants me to make an over. Any suggestions on a fair price?

Thanks,

Steve

Change from 10 guague to 13-56 = buzz?

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 03:28:38 CST

Hi, i know my new guitar got light gauge 10 or something ilke that, will it 'buzz' if i put on my set of 13-56? i really dont wanna play with light.

Folk Guitar Run Around

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 08:20:17 CST

Ok so asking for my buddy that plays Western Cowboy tunes...What is the Difference between the Folk style guitars and say...Dreads?? Is it true a folk guitar can be either steel or nylon strung?

Is their a big difference in sound? playability?

Thanks

Dearstone d1a for trade or sell

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 16:49:01 CST

Hi I have a dearstone d1a killer mando I'd like to trade for a guitar. Or sell @ 2800$

what martin guitar is this?

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 15:30:24 CST

Hi there, so i was looking at some old swedish idol clip, and this Martin sounds so fantastic ! What model is it?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wY8zOQV_NVI&feature=g-vrec&context=G261cdc7RVAAAAAAAAAA

Free tab software?

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 12:40:08 CST

I could probably get away w/ using Word or something but is there anything better that is free?

or maybe really close to free.. .:)

Tuners for Martin D1-R

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 10:00:49 CST

Hi - I bought this Martin at a garage sale. It's a little dinged up but otherwise in good mechanical order and has a gorgeous sound The tuners are a little loose and I would like to replace them. I'm thinking Grover Sta-Tites 18:1. Has anyone done this job? I'm wondering if I should order bushings too? Would those be the 10.5mm?

Greven pickguard

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 12:30:54 CST

Hi :) So i bought the cort earth 200 today, and i dont like the pickguard at all!! i dont got the guitar yet, next week :)

What greven pickguard would you put on this guitar? Would much appreciate answer.

Didn´t know where to post this.

You are my flower tabs

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 07:50:36 CST

Anyone know where I can get tabs for: You are my flower?

The Rhonda Vincent Show on WSM-Today at 2PM

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 03:40:30 CST

Be sure to tune in the 650 AM WSM in Nashville, TN TODAY at 2pm Central for the Rhonda Vincent Show!

Rhonda will be playing some Island Music, influenced by our trip to the Caribbean; along with the new single by The Roys, and lots more!

Listen online at http://www.wsmonline.com or on the dial at 650 AM WSM!

Playing with a bass player

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 17:10:56 CST

I have always played in small groups where there was no bass player - usually a couple guitars, a mando, at times a harmonica player, but no bass player. As much as I love to play melody and lead lines, I always volunteer to be the rhythm player - only because I know the other guitar player much prefers to play lead so I just give it to him :) Because there has never been a bass player, I would always play a bit heavily on the bass runs to "hold down the fort". So now, there will be a bass player coming to our little get together sessions and I am looking for advice and tips from those that have played with bass players. My concern is that I don't walk on his playing, and vice versa. Tips?...

Telecaster string gauge?

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 07:28:39 CST

This might be a little off topic in a flatpicking forum but this question is for you who play both electric and acoustic guitars. I used to play the Telecaster playing country many years ago but turned towards the acoustic playing bluegrass and acoustic country. I haven´t touched the Tele for at least 5 years. Now I am about to buy a new Tele and doin som Twanging again. The strings I used on the Tele was .010 and when I switched to the acoustic I settled for .013 medium gauge. I am thinking about what stringgauge I should ask them to put on the Tele at the musicstore when they do a setup. I am thinking .011 would be a good choice since I am used to playing heavy strings nowadays and have a harder attack. .010 would feel to soft for me. I don´t have any problems with bending elevens a whole step but tens would definatly be smoother. What´s your opinion on this topic? The step between 10 and 13, switching back and forth between the acoustic and the electric seems to big for me.

Traveling Pick Collection.....any interest?

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 15:06:00 CST

Greetings, I saw this somewhere else and thought it was an interesting idea.....and hopefully a relatively simple one.

In my quest for the holy grail of Picks I have (like some of you) amassed a number of picks of one kind or another that do not work for me. They might for you. However, it can at times become expensive to purchase more picks to try.

Here's the deal. Basically someone puts together a bag of picks that they send to another person to try. Upon receipt, the recipient try's out the picks for a few days....adds their donation of picks to the bag and sends them on the the next recipient. It is for the recipient to "Test Drive" and not to keep. It would however help to solidify in the players mind some things that might work and others that won't....Sooo, you save a little money. It is a good opportunity to try a lot of different brands, styles and materials without laying out any change first. To often I have to purchase "sight unseen" without the advantage of trying before buying.

This is not carved in stone and can be changed to work better...at any time.

IF...there is any interest, I would try to work out some details and get started. I have at least 15 or 20 picks I can get the ball rolling with including one of the Gravity picks I purchased the other day (I will be keeping two others). Sooo.....please weigh in with your thoughts and interest level????

I´ll fly away (song)

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 23:41:26 CST

Hope it doesn´t sound to bad. . .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWO8ugq3tN0

New from Steve Clayton...Nutone

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 19:18:13 CST

Well, I don't know how new they are but I just ran across these on the Steve Clayton site:

http://www.steveclayton.com/premium.php

Nutone - Said to be another material that resembles the tone and feel of real tortoise shell. Of course alot of companies say this, but whenever a new pick comes out that claims to be the next best thing to tortoise, I know I have to give it a try :) I did a quick online search for them and can't find them for sale anywhere. Perhaps they are still too new. I am going to shoot the Clayton company an email asking about their availability and where to buy them. If anyone else knows where to get them, please reply. If not, and when I hear back from Clayton I'll be sure to post it here.

learning dvd

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 14:38:32 CST

Can anyone recommend the following for my wife who is about to start learning on an acoustic guitar.

a DVD that teaches amongst other things the following:-

teaches a basic strum, basic chords and progresses to include teaching songs WHICH ARE NOT AMERICAN SONGS but basic songs that English people are used to hearing and grew up with.

Kalamazoo guitars

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 13:41:01 CST

Hey everybody; A newby here got a lot time on banjo hangout but this is first for guitar hangout. Question?

I am wondering if there is any Kalamazoo guitar collectors on Flatpickers Hangout? I am trying to locate any KG1 's acoustic guitars. I have owned one for about 40 years and have never found one like it. Either I got the only one or the last one ,not sure yet.

The KG1 is similar to LGO Gibson except no truss rod.

It sounds great on old country tunes. Falls a little short on BG music but that is work for my D18s

Hope i am not to far out line with my question. If I am let me know.

Thanks

Don

Guitar for playing bluegrass rhythm?

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 07:04:12 CST

I know this is a flatpicking forum but I'm going to asked this question anyway. At least 98% of my playing is bluegrass rhythm and I'm looking at buying a new Martin guitar. Given the choice of a D-18, D-28, D-35, HD-35, or a D-41 which would you prefer for bluegrass rhythm? Thanks ahead of time.

Flat tuning anyone?

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 11:59:36 CST

I've been playing for about thirty years and have always tuned my electric down a half-step just because that,s the way Jimi and Edward did it....I will continue to do so because I'm used to it now. However, until around six months ago, I had always tuned my flat-tops and mandolin to standard pitch...partly to avoid tuning conflicts with various fiddle, bass and banjo players, and because I was paranoid about acoustic instruments being sensitive to anything outside of their original design parameters. Like i said, about six months ago, I tuned my D-16 down a half-step on a lark to better fit my voice on a particular tune, and then capoed up to standard on the next tune. I've found that i REALLY like the resulting feel, both open and with the capo, as well as the easing of the wear and tear on my voice. Does anyone else do this on their acoustic? Can anyone think of a reason why I shouldn't?

Electric,cutaway guitars vs non cutaway acoustic guitars

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 11:16:13 CST

Hi, I feel that non cutaway acoustic guitars seem to have more " soul" in them than cutaway acoustics and electric guitars. Non cutaway acoustic guitar ( of course not all of them) seem to have fuller, richer and complex sound to them. Any opinion?.

Queen of Bluegrass Sweeps Bluegrass Nominations

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 10:01:57 CST

Upper Management Music proudly announces 9 National SPBGMA Award Nominations for the
Queen of Bluegrass - Rhonda Vincent, along with her band The Rage!

Nominations include:
Rhonda Vincent - Entertainer of the Year
Rhonda Vincent & The Rage - Bluegrass Band of the Year (Overall)
Rhonda Vincent & The Rage - Vocal Group of the Year
Rhonda Vincent - Female Vocalist of the Year (Contemporary)
Hunter Berry - Fiddler Performer of the Year
Aaron McDaris - Banjo Performer of the Year
Ben Helson - Guitar Performer of the Year
Mickey Harris - Bass Fiddle Performer of the Year
The Court of Love - Song of the Year by Rhonda Vincent & The Rage

Rhonda Vincent & The Rage are the most awarded group in bluegrass music with over 80 collective career awards.
They continue a ten year sponsorship with Martha White as some of the most active ambassadors for bluegrass music, traveling around the world and
making over 30 performances on military bases for service men and women. Rhonda Vincent & The Rage will perform
during the 2012 National SPBGMA Awards presentation on February 5th in Nashville, TN at the Music City Sheraton.

"Society for the Preservation of Buegrass Music of America" www.spbgma.com

www.rhondavincent.com

For Sale or Trade: 2011 Custom Martin HD28V w/ Upgrades (Price lowered!!)

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 04:31:46 CST

This is a great deal considering what you're getting... priced well below retail, less than a year old, barely been played, case kept in a humidity controlled environment and over $360.00 in upgrades.

Click on the "$" or the link below if interested. Thanks!

http://www.flatpickerhangout.com/classified/3640

Tab program

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 13:28:48 CST

Does anyone know of a fairly reasonable tablature program that will allow me to copy and past tabs into a Word processing program?

Cort earth 200 ?

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 13:02:57 CST

Hi, do you know if Cort earth 200 is ALL solid or is the sides laminated?
Do it have more volume then a Yamaha LL6? Will buy this guitar (dont have any chance to try it out) next week.

Hope someone have this and played it. Would like to know what you think about this guitar!

Earl Scruggs

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 09:22:49 CST

Hello fellow pickers...

I am in need of your help. Any chance one of you kind hearted souls will help a bumbling guitar picker aim in the right direction. I am after 'beginner/intermediate' lead tab (suitable for a brief break) for the following songs:

So Happy I'll be
I Wonder how the old folks are back home.

Any help much appreciated

Thanks

Paul../

BC Rich Acoustica

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 09:07:18 CST

Does anyone have any information about BC Rich Acoustic guitars

not electrics

For sale washburn C80S classical guitar

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 13:14:41 CST

Hi, I have a washburn C80S classical guitar in almost new condition and I am wondering if you anyone is interested . It cost $249 new, and it is all solid wood made.Top is ceder and sides and back are rosewood, neck is mahogany ,fretboard is rosewood, also bridge is rosewood. I can sell it for $99 plus $20 shipping. I believe it is a good deal. Thanks.

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Martin Lifespan Contest entry

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 07:45:41 CST

Here is my entry into the contest at:
http://lifespan.venturaassociates.net/gallerydetails.php?vid=145

Check out some of the other videos in the gallery as there are quite a few good songs. If you do decide to vote on mine or any others, please note the following
(1) The validation email link doesn’t work (at least it hasn’t for us now or in the past voting for others)
(2) the part that IS highlighted will take you to a page that says “Thank you for your interest. We have validated your vote previously.” and your vote will NOT count!
(3) if you copy and paste everything IN between < and > (including the final “}” which doesn’t look hot-linked), you will get “Thank you for validating your vote.” and the vote tally changes immediately for the song of your choice.

Enjoy. Jim

Online Jamming Workshop TONIGHT

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 07:03:06 CST

Howdy folks!

The Hangout's are joining together to present a Jamming workshop by the Nashville Music Workshop. Ned Luberecki, Megan Lynch and Stephen Mougin will guide folks on a 90 minute adventure in jamming. Cost is $20 and there is no special software required. We will do some instruction and some question response.

Function of a Jam, Jam Etiquette, Your role in the Jam, Tactics for improvising on songs you don't know, Preparing a couple of tunes to jam with AND MUCH MORE!

Join us at 5pm PST/ 7pm CST here on the hangout. Click on http://www.flatpickerhangout.com/lessons/workshops/ for more information!

-Mojo

www.stephenmougin.com

www.darkshadowrecording.com

www.nashvillemusicworkshop.com

Brush technique !:D

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 23:27:23 CST

Okey, i got a tips from Fpey that i rest my wrist on the bridge to much. So i been working on the brush technique he taught me. And for about 1 hour ago i started to learn a new song (Texas gales) and i could play it "superfast" and with clean tone. Thats the fastest i played ever, and it acctually sounds good! I also watched my dvd i got with Bryan Sutton, and learned a better way to hold the pick aswell.

So thanks for that advice :D!

Your favorite flatpicker?

eric@flatpickerhangout.com — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 15:20:54 CST

Who is your absolutly favorite flatpicker? top 3!

Bryan Sutton (never heard a man playing that fast, that clean!)

Tony Rice (Well... LEGEND!)

David Grier (For his uniqe playingstyle, he always put his own flawor into every tune)