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Found my great grandfather's mandolin and I don't know anything about them. Looked on Google and the only things that came up were auctions or other stuff that didn't pertain. Bridge says "BELL BRAND PATENTED N.M.S. Co". Anybody know about old mandolins or know of any useful websites?
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Last edited by followthereaper; 07-24-2006, 05:00 PM.If you're flammable and have legs, you are never blocking a fire exit. Unless you are a table. -
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My friend has one.
I tryed playing it with like the D, G, C, chords. It didn't sound right.
He then pointed out the chords are played upside down.
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Learn to play Battle of Evermore...you'll rock the house
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I've been meaning to learn that and the Lemon Song bass line for about 5 years now...Originally posted by npachecoLearn to play Battle of Evermore...you'll rock the house
If you're flammable and have legs, you are never blocking a fire exit. Unless you are a table.Comment
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I played an old round back Washburn that I found in grandma's garage for years, the old fingers just can't handle that small fret board any more,tuning is from treble to bass EADG, string pairs tuned to same pitch, fifth fret= next string open on all strings, as far as figuring value same as guitars, check ebay, bluegrass sites would be a good place to start as far web sitesI say the boy ain't right!Comment
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