Watch the slideshow --
http://www.oddmusic.com/gallery/index.html
Send you back to the workshop with new impetus to try something new!
(it even features guitar legend Shane Speal)
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Think of the art direction possibilities that formica opens! Marble, speckle, solid, basketweave, etc!
Randy S. Bretz said:
Wow Diane, cool site. Got me thinking of some ideas. One idea that comes to mind is a fretless mountain dulci with formica on the fretboard. One other thing I have to tell you, I told the guys over at the mountaindulcimer web site that I make bone guitar slides. Now they want to know if I can make bone dulcimer noters, so guess I`ll design a few and let them check them out. Looks like mojobone works is branching out.
The club we used to frequent had a pretty much "open mic" policy, and we saw a lot of good stuff. The proprietor had a semi-regular group he called the "Gravois Gypsies" which included a really fine balalaika player named Tommy Kellum.
He could get a lot of music out of those three strings! We also had a Greek gentleman who would bring his electric bouzouki down. He played a bit too loud, and HAD to do the "Zorba" theme every night... But a pretty good musician nonetheless.
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Think of the art direction possibilities that formica opens! Marble, speckle, solid, basketweave, etc!
Randy S. Bretz said:
He could get a lot of music out of those three strings! We also had a Greek gentleman who would bring his electric bouzouki down. He played a bit too loud, and HAD to do the "Zorba" theme every night... But a pretty good musician nonetheless.