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Bill Anderson Says:
Wednesday, February 25, 2015 @6:43:36 AM
Beautiful John in unbelievable condition. Tenor/plectrum guys generally keep their instruments in fine shape and clean; unlike a lot of bluegrassers and old time players that want that worn out dirty look. The jazz guys that I have known have generally been top of the line men, WWII generation men. It is reflected in the way they took care of the instruments.
Gordy Ohliger Says:
Wednesday, February 25, 2015 @10:57:54 AM
Strangely enough I agree with Bill. i've noticed that too.
I was taught to wipe down my instrument after playing. it's become a lifelong habit...like brushing your teeth.
Very nice looking banjo there.
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