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August 2, 2011 | John McGann. Encore.

As if the recent Mandolin Cafe 10 Questions interview with world renown artist/teacher/author John McGann wasn't enough, the Bostonian multi-instrument has bedazzled us once again with this terrific YouTube video, this solo rendition of the '70s Yes classic, "Clap" on his Sobell octave mandolin. A veritable one-man orchestra, McGann tears this one up, and the piece translates well from guitar to the OM.

Video link: John McGann plays Steve Howe "Clap" on Octave Mandolin


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Posted by Ted at August 2, 2011 5:22 AM


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