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- Bryan Sutton
Tony Rice
Doc Watson
Chris Thile
Scott Fore
- Favorite Flatpicking Tunes
- Gold Rush, Blackberry Blossom, Red Haired Boy, Forked Deer, Black Mountain Rag, St. Annes Reel
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- Collings...and yes one day I will own one!!!
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- I have been playing guitar for a long time now.... but I just started to learn how to "Flatpick" YEAH!!!
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Or do you prefer Duffy. Thanks for the comments on the "Henderson girls". The one on the left is #291 which is a mahogany HD18 style that Roy Curry won at the 2003 Henderson guitar contest. I bought it from Roy and then promptly traded it for the Brazilian shade top. The one on the right is #281 which is an Indian Rosewood HD28 style that was originally built for Jimmy Edmunds. Both were sweet guitars but I had a problem with the neck width; both were 1 11/16 " wide at the nut whereas I prefer 1 3/4 or 1 23/32 (like the Clarence White). I have this thing that nice guitars should be played and not just collected. I know this guy who has about 50 guitars including about a dozen pre-war D28s and D18s. Very cool but it would bother me to just let a '39 bone sit in its case and not get played. I cut my stable way back so I make sure I play 'em all!!
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JeffM
Anyhoo, nice to communicate with you and let me know what you are playing
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