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Good music..!!

Nice!

What a Great Sounding Banjo and Really Great Playing by Him and Everyone in this Group 😇 I Enjoyed This and Thank You for Sharing 😃

Brings up memories. I bought a 1946 J-45 in 1965 for $100. Sadly it was stoled 2 years later. I have been looking for another that sounded like it... the closest I came was a WM-45. Gibson.. consistently inconsistent.

You can tell it’s an original Loar because the sound is amazing and the intonation is terrible lol.

Well done! Lovely instrument, too!

Pickin qnd grinnin

Wonderful! Thanks for sharing!

Outstanding gentlemen!

Awesome... 😮 waitin for the day!.❤😊

Well done Angel Band !

Awesome

Very good .....!!!

Love this. Thank you all. Also subscribed.

OH guys this was an awesome performance. Loved it all the way. that lead mandoline is bang on the bass is wonderful the banjo is so clear and the rhythm guitar is amazing too all Blended together and nice voices. Super Performance I have subscribed. Hope to C U Soon!

honest, pure and from the heart - my kinda music 😎🪕

❤

Well done! Fun to listen to!

Looks like a fun pickin’ time!

Nice

Amazing tune, amazing tone, amazing time!

Has this thing sold?

T FOR TERRIFIC

excellent

That’s the year I was born. I’m looking for one of them. I’ll just call it the last Guitar.

I remember you playing that on the Cannon and I was dazzled...it was too adavnced for me at that time, even though I was tackling advanced stuff as a beginner...I've been very inactive lately, but I'll be learning from this video sometime soon...I liked Midnight On the Water and was puzzled as to why you started in G but then you brought it home to D...glad you can still deliver...

Your amazing I wish I could be graced with your talent or learning from a master also. Thank you my fellow mandolin lover. Good days before me, good days behind.

Do you own all those loars?

What an amazing instrument, and played masterfully. Thanks so much for sharing with us 😊

Lovely rendition on a beautiful instrument!

I love oval-holes. A mandolin is not always bluegrass.

Gawjiss, that is, Tony!

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Beautiful!

Sounds great! The person playing it helps too. 😊

I got a chance to hit a few licks on this one and must say it is a powerful late 30's F5.

and does this one have the virzi tone producer?

curious if that one has the virzi tone producer in it still?

does is has a virzi tone producer?

Sounds great!!

What an amazing instrument

As far as I know LLoyd Loar never made an F-4 Mandolin, it may be a loar era.

Oh my gosh, I have to go back to the drawing board. Wow, what incredible playing, beyond my comprehension. Thanks so much for sharing, amazing instrument, great demonstration.

You don't even have to work towards the bridge to find the harmonics. You can start with the 12th fret harmonic (halfway between the bridge and nut!) then play the 7th fret harmonic, followed by the 5th fret harmonic, then the 4th fret (this same harmonic exists roughly above the 9th fret too!), then, by a process of experimentation you can use your finger to slowly get closer to the nut to find the additional harmonics which ofc do not reside above any actual fret.

How many loads do you own

Ok, you can do this on any stringed instrument. I don't understand what the point of this "experiment" is. Isn't this just common knowledge to everyone that plays a stringed instrument or am I missing something here?

Round here, partials is what replaces missing teeth

I’ve seen Randy build a few of these in his shop and they sound and look amazing, I’ve got one of his banjos and they are very light with a great tone!

thanks for giving me something to work on...heard Tony play "Twinle Little Star" nearly 50 years ago...somehow he improved it for this recording...still got the mandolin he sold me in 1978...

When I see that instrument I think Sam Bush….