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Playing Since: 2004

Experience Level: Novice

TedLehmann has made 8 recent additions to Banjo Hangout

Interests:
[Jamming] [Socializing]

Occupation: retired teacher

Gender: Male

Age: 70

My Instruments:
Sullivan Festival #167
Deering Thirtieth Anniversary Tenbrooks - 20 of 30

Favorite Bands/Musicians:
The Gibson Brothers, Grasstowne, Carolina Road Band, New Grass Revival, Seldom Scene, Dry Branch Fire Squad, Infamous Stringdusters

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Created 3/30/2005
Last Visit 5/22/2012

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Latest Blog Entry

The Mandolin Case by Dr. Tom Bibey

Friday, July 30, 2010 @1:28:56 AM

For bluegrassers, this book is a must read. Dr. Tom Bibey has written a novel about life of a country doctor in a small southern town that captures the spirit of southern living, involves bluegrass music like few others ever have, and presents likable characters and an enjoyable journey through a real page turner. Check out my review and then order the book.

Several sources for purchasing The Mandolin Case are linked. This book will give you hours of pleasure and provide either reinforcement about what you know about the bluegrass world or entree into a world you didn't know existed.

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