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Upstroke is the way I learned it though. That's the way you're supposed to go with a mandolin. After I got my hands stiff I have to play it down. I can't play that quiver like I used to. You can play that quiver better with an upstroke. Upstroke is a better sound to me. Sure is. - Yank Rachell, Blues Mandolin Man

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Offline mr mando

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Re: Book review of Cohn, Lomax, Calt & Wardlow, et al
« Reply #15 on: December 11, 2012, 10:11:35 AM »
From Robert Ford's bibliography:
 
Calt, Stephen; Wardlow, Gayle Dean: ?Bitchin' Boogie: An Open Letter to Blues Fans.? Blues Unlimited no. 140 (Spring 1981): 39.

Evans, David. ?Bitchin' Boogie: Response to Calt & Wardlow's Open Letter to Blues Fans.? Blues Unlimited no. 141 (Autumn/Winter 1981): 12?13.
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