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New Stonewood mandolin case from Protec Music
We're always interested in reporting new and cost-effective ways to protect and mobilize mandolins, especially when a case is versatile to fit many different body
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08.30.10

New Paul Glasse Videos
Video treats from one of the planet's most amazing jazz mandolinists, Austin Texas stalwart, Paul Glasse. The first is a rare opportunity to witness a
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08.28.10

"The notes seem to come from out of nowhere."
We've been shipping these literally all over the world, and the feedback remains good. It's great to hear from the readers many months into studying,
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September 5, 2009 | "Run To You," Coconut and The Duke

You know you're in for a visual treat when a music video includes mandolin, trombone, ukulele, baritone sax, and a Precision bass, let alone the creative audio potential. Coconut and the Duke are back with another colorful entry in their exclusive "Cover of the Month" interpretation of Bryan Adams', "Run to You." Talented mult-instrumentalist "The Duke," outdoes himself on this one.

Check your brain at the door and simply enjoy!

Video: Run To You by Coconut and The Duke

Great video editing!

Posted by Ted at September 5, 2009 5:44 AM


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