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1st
Thursday night of every month at the
Atlas Café
Thurs., Sept 4, 2008
8:00 to 10:00 pm
3049 20th St. @ Alabama in San Francisco
(415) 648-1047
http://www.atlascafe.net
Brown Barn Festival
Sept 5-7, 2008http://pleasantvalleymusic.com/BrownBarn
CD Release Partys
Atlas
Café
Thursday, Aug. 21, 2008
8:00
to 10:00 pm
3049 20th St. Alabama in San Francisco
(415) 648-1047
http://www.atlascafe.net
BURGERS, BEER & BLUEGRASS
Saturday, Aug 30, 2008
The Music Store, 66 West Portal, SF
1pm / FREE / $5 gets you a hot burger or
hot dog & an ice-cold beer!
www.ShelbyAshPresents.net
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Welcome to Alan
Bond's web pages
Some of you know that my old Stan Miller mandolin was stolen in 2006. Well Stan dropped off a new mandolin for me Monday (April, 16, 2007). Check out this picture.
The
Great Pick Off begins with Wegen M150 versus Mandolin.com,
Mandolin Pick. Read the Results of my extensive test.
New
to my web site is the Review
page. Also see the Backyard
Party Boys new web pages.
Find
the latest information about the thriving San Francisco Bluegrass
community right here on my web site. See where
Dark Hollow is playing and check-out the links to other
local bluegrass and old-time
bands.
See Alan Bond playing Mandolin with Dan Hicks!
Read
the Bluegrass Breakdown Article
by Elaine Miller Bond
Dark
Hollow lights a spark in San Francisco and beyond
Here's
the hand-out for the Mandolin
Workshop I gave at the Grass Valley Bluegrass Festival
~ June 14, 2002.
On
Alan Bond's Berkeley Mandolins
I put various bits of interest to mandolin players. Hot rumors,
links and articles I've written about mandolins or mandolin playing.
See Bill Monroe's Mandolins
and the Matchstick Mandolin
Man.
The
museum pages have many
pictures I've collected of mandolins, ukuleles and related instruments.
I hope you enjoy browsing through them.
There
is a new section about my favorite mandolin maker Stan
Miller. I play a Stan Miller mandolin and I'm hoping to
locate some of the thirty mandolins he has made.
Feel
free to learn from the Ukecat
Ukulele Method, a book written by Elaine and myself. The
method is based on three chord shapes and how they are used up
and down the ukulele neck.
If
you explore a little deeper you'll find many hidden treasures
among these pages. There is no store and not much you can buy,
you won't get cookies sent to your computer or any weird tracking
of your activities from this web site. I'll update and change
things when I can so you never know what you'll find here.
I
hope you have a pleasant experience and that these web pages enrich
your life.
Thanks,
Alan
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This
website is created and maintained by Alan Bond, a mandolin, mandola,
ukulele, guitar, fiddle, didgeridoo player and graphic designer,
who was born in the Davis, California and migrated to Berkeley
in 1975 to be closer to music. This website is based in Oakland,
CA. If you want to know a little more about Alan go to My
Mandos page.
E-Mail:
alanmbond@comcast.net
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