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Jerusalem Ridge with Gibson Cherry Master Model Mandolin
Jeff Guernsey plays a couple of tunes on a Gibson Cherry Master Model. This mandolin was made in 2003 by the late Charlie Derrington.
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Jeff Guernsey plays a couple tunes on a Gibson Skaggs Distressed Master Model. This one has the "Old Timey" sound. This mandolin is sequence #12 out of the 30 manufactured.
Amazing playing 😮
Fantastic work
Beautiful. DOES ANYONE know how to get in touch with Jefrf or Ivan ? Ivan built my dobro almost 30 years ago. I want to write him to say thanks for the great instrument. It has brought my much joy.
Well performed, but the thing I noticed (because I don't do it well) was how well you kept time. No rushing and very even throughout the entire tune. Impressive.
Fantastic.
Beautiful guitar and some real tasty licks, mate. Thanks for uploading!
Very nice, clean and clear. I been looking for a solid version on solo Mando that I can study this piece with. Thank you 🙌
Great picking! And a great sounding mando.
Ho Ho Ho!!
I remember Jeff from the old theater in brownstown in, he was playing with herb clinart. He was so good then, glad you've made such a career. I'm the extra banjo picker that showed up sometimes. Kenny Cardin didn't need one but it sure was an honor to be on stage with such talent
I hear a real miner buzz coming from the forth strings. Could be mic buzz.. Not sure.. Could be my imagination. Fantastic work there! I could only hope to become half that good.
Grand!
I have some big flamed wild cherry trees on my property, maybe a mandolin in one of them. That Adirondack top and Cherry made a great sounding mandolin!
Very unique mandolin. Never heard one like it. Excellent picking! I keep this is my favorites and watch a couple times a week!
This is the only Derrington Master Model blonde, right, as well as the only one with cherry back and sides?
this dude is awesome
Thanks, you are very talented! well done
Brilliant!
This guy is a beast! Great player!
Wondering why cherry isn't used more in mandolin making? The tone is wonderful in that instrument.
Bravo...molto bravo...
sweet mando sweet picking = awsome
DANG SON ! beautiful Tone ,Beautiful Mandolin.
great job, wow what tone and picking
AWESOME
Wow! Fantastic tone... and... well played!
Nice. Mic how ? I know it slightly differently but I love how solid you play it through. Gonna get me some a that ! Cheers 1
That mandolin is a beast. Great sound
Ur dang right ,r.i.p headphone users
Excellent
メロディ-は何とか引けるのですが、マンドリンのコードがうまく弾けません、何かコツが有るのでしょうか?教えて下さい。
私も貴方のように上手くなりたい。毎週休みの日には、 フラット・マンドリンの練習をしています。素敵な演奏をありがとう。
excellent , what is the second tune he is playing....
He teaches me guitar and omg he's the best
Also called Woodchuck in the deadnin, as recorded by Jim Smoak and The Louisiana Honeydrippers in 1961. Jim Smoak played banjo with as part of the Bill Monroe and The Bluegrass Boys in the 1950s, '60s. Jim is still performing, I believe. See: www.jimsmoak.net/home.html After I came across the mistifying term 'deadnin' some years ago, I spent some time researching it: Here's what I learned: A 'deadnin' is a brush and branch pile built up while one clears timber from land meant for use as a field or house site later. These piles often became shelters for animals like woodchucks, etc. Hence, one would say 'there's a woodchuck in the deadnin'. Or a woodpecker in the deadnin, as the case may be. The word was formerly used in New England, south to Louisiana.
great mando pickin' please do some more
That there is a fine sounding banjo.
bravo!
Spectaculacular! Good to hear Tennessee Waggoner!
Thanks for sharing. Nicely done!
Great version of JR! What was the second tune?. Not sure the cherry makes a big difference in the tone compared to maple though.
Great playing -- one of the cleanest and clearest versions of Jerusalem Ridge I've heard -- I will probably use it to learn the tune. As to the instrument, I prefer a "woodier" sound, but this is a very nice mandolin. As certain woods get harder to obtain at affordable prices, it is nice to see luthiers experimenting with non-traditional woods. Martin makes a nice cherry guitar -- their SWDGT.
Fantastic!! Jeff sure knows his way around a fretboard.
Well done, very well done!!!
Proof Gibson is making as good a mandolin now as they ever have. Fine equipment and fine pickin!
Best mid-range and treble I've ever heard on a mandolin. Killer sound! Find a way to darken that bass a tiny bit and achieve mandolin nirvana.
Sweet mandolin, sweet playing!