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Thread #46034   Message #681607
Posted By: Murph10566
02-Apr-02 - 12:53 PM
Thread Name: BS: celtic/bluegrass mandolin
Subject: RE: BS: celtic/bluegrass mandolin
Hi Jonesy -

I can add little to the Wisdom Bill imparts here, but as a VERY fledgling mandolin player I've taken some inspiration from one of Canada's premier mando-fiddlers, Ray Legere.

Ray is a very accomplished performer and studio musician who's been touring with Balladeer John McDermott lately. He (Ray) once filled in for Bill Monroe, so Bluegrass isn't a problem for him, but he's made a smooth transition to the Celtic strains with his back-up on such tunes as 'Wild Mountain Thyme' and 'Bluebells of Scotland'...

You might want to check out his web-site :

http://netshop.net/~rayleger/

Good luck and best regards,

Murph