Tips & Tricks: A Sorted Affair: Filing past Tips and Tricks for you!

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March 27, 2008 | A Sorted Affair: Filing past Tips and Tricks for you!

In additions to the 132 pages of regular entries at Jazzmando (and 454 pages of news items) we do a regular "Tips and Tricks" entry somewhat weekly. These are all available for you hunt through. We thought it would be better, however, if we updated our catalog listing, so as of this entry, we have most all 145 now listed by category in our page archives. See below for a list categorized by subject.

Check out these Tips and other past submissions you may have missed:
Fingers
Ears
Brain

Also, don't miss our ever-increasing archive of past issues of Mel Bay's MandolinSessions.com, a free webzine educational service.
For an entire listing: Jazz Mandology.

Posted by Ted at March 27, 2008 6:00 AM

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