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In our newest podcast Dan Miller and Beppe Gambetta talk about Beppe's current US tour, his latest CD, and some of his new developments in crosspicking. A Beppe Gambetta duet with Jim Hurst from Beppe's newest CD is also included. Check it out: http://flatpick.libsyn.com/
This month our e-Newsletter instructor Mickey Abraham has provided an arrangement of the Celtic tune "Maid Behind the Bar." This is one of those great old tunes that should be a part of every flatpicker's repertoire. Check it out: http://www.flatpick.com/lessons/september2009.html
The latest issue is September/October 2009. This edition is Volume 13, Number 6 of the magazine, which features the musically eclectic and diverse Curtis Jones on the cover. Additionally we feature, John Miller, a fine picker from the south western part of Virginia, and Roger Lasley a prolific flatpicking songwriter and recording artist from up in Minnesota. We also welcome a contribution from Paige Anderson along with wonderful recordings and transcriptions from our regular cast of columnists. See more: http://flatpickingmercantile.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&...
This month our e-Newsletter instructor Mickey Abraham has provided an arrangement of the Celtic tune "Maid Behind the Bar." This is one of those great old tunes that should be a part of every flatpicker's repertoire. Check it out: http://www.flatpick.com/lessons/september2009.html
The latest issue is September/October 2009. This edition is Volume 13, Number 6 of the magazine, which features the musically eclectic and diverse Curtis Jones on the cover. Additionally we feature, John Miller, a fine picker from the south western part of Virginia, and Roger Lasley a prolific flatpicking songwriter and recording artist from up in Minnesota. We also welcome a contribution from Paige Anderson along with wonderful recordings and transcriptions from our regular cast of columnists. See more: http://flatpickingmercantile.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&...
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Extremely Tasteful!! Nicely played. Thanks for posting it..
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