What's New: Sweet Sue

09.09.10

Clark Mandolins at IBMA
If you're heading to the IBMA showcase in Nashville, TN, be sure to stop by the Clark Mandolins booth October 1st through 3rd during the
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09.07.10

Blackface A5 Old Wave Mandolin at TAMCO
They say if you don't want to go into the house, don't stand on the front porch. On a frequent basis, we ignore that sage
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09.05.10

John Carlini opens personal audio "Vault"
We've had the privilege of connecting with East Coast guitarist and arranger John Carlini. We've already mentioned on the site his collaborations with jazz mandolin
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November 20, 2006 | Sweet Sue

Born out of Burlesque, Dave Apollon really knew how to wow an audience with his mandolin. Jethro Burns claimed him as an influence and you can see why in this brief YouTube video archive with his Philippine String musicians.

View: Dave Apollon's "Sweet Sue"

Gotta love YouTube!

Posted by Ted at November 20, 2006 5:47 AM

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