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 RIP: Canadian progressive rocker Nash the Slash has died at 66. 
Bruce Harvie, wizard of wood, returns with Electric Mandolin
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all 50 states. Bruce wields his rare John Sullivan e-mando along
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A string! One Fender bender you won't mind getting into. Current Mandolin Magazine cover boy Jason Anick puts his Arrow Jazzbo (by Paul Lestock) through its paces! 
Jazz virtuoso Michael Lampert is back with his gorgeous third release, Ephemeral. Hear a sample track, or download it today. 
Unbelievable: The family of pioneering, Houston-based Western swing mandolinist
Leo Raley
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they're selling two of his mandolins (a Martin 2-15 and a 1960s Gibson A5 2-point)
along with Raley's original handbuilt Ted Daffan pickup—the one that started
it all! Now's the time to learn more about the first professional electric mandolinist.
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