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October 22, 2005 | Christmas Carols

Christmas is coming, and it's not just the goose that's getting fat... Our broadening list of mandolin Christmas Music CD wants now includes Emory Lester's 2005 release, "Christmas Carols."
Emory plays his signature model EL Mandolin by one of our favorite builders, innovative craftsman and all around nice guy, Dale Ludewig. Dale brings a whole new meaning to the word "man of color!"
Look for an upcoming review of Emory's CD here, well in time for you to get this before the Christmas season. If you can't wait that long, buy it here:
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Posted by Ted at October 22, 2005 11:36 AM

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