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Kentucky KM-150s are impressive

#3

:kissing_closed_eyes:

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#4

Sweet sounding instrument!

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#5

@BanjoBen and @Jake, why isnā€™t this video beneath the pictures of this mandolin in the store?

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#6

Thanks for the heads up. I think we did this video before the new site was up maybe? Either way we will fix it. Thanks again.

#7

I think you did do this before the new site. Glad to help, this is a great instrument, I want to get one sometimeā€¦ :pray:

#8

Who would want to see @BanjoBen dancing in a kilt???:face_with_raised_eyebrow:

#9

Are you quoting this post? If so, :joy: :joy_cat: :joy:

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#10

Yeah, that may not help the sale of the mandolin! :grin:

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#11

I dont know if @Jake meant he was sposed to film it :thinking: maybe? :man_shrugging:

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#12

What tune is that at 2:37? Sounds like a famous classic music tune - Mozart or Bach?

#13

Unless Iā€™m very much mistaken, that tune would be Sailorā€™s Hornpipe. I believe Ben teaches it here on the site.

#14

@jsmbrown, I think that @Fisherbro is right itā€™s sailors hornpipe. @BanjoBen why donā€™t you record your next mandolin lesson on one of these? :wink:

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#15

I had a few spare minutesā€¦DONE! https://banjobenclark.com/lessons/sailors-hornpipe-mandolin

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#16

Super impressed @BanjoBen! Great job!:rofl::joy:

#17

Seek and ye shall find :star_struck:

#18

Just went to that lesson and looking at the video cover Iā€™m thinking, ā€œthat looks like the rattler, oh! He thought I meant the song :joy:ā€ I actually meant why not do the next lesson on a km150 :joy: :roll_eyes:

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I totally understand the misunderstanding, as the context was misleading

#20

Hahaha!

#21

Its Popeye, that is where I remember hearing it.

#22

you mean Popeye the _______

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