What it would be to own a meticulous , beautiful handcrafted mandolin or a guutar by such a very wonderful humble person as Wayne Henderson. A treasure to behold in your hands...priceless !!!!
I have a 1979 Henderson mandolin #33, which is a copy of a Lloyd Loar 1922 F5 instrument. I recently had the chance to play a Loar F5 from the early 1920's. The 2 mandolins sounded so much alike it was shocking. Henderson is an amazing craftsman!
I just recently joined a band called “Coal Canyon” and made my main instrument a guitar. I have to upgrade soon because we have been blessed in getting some great shows like Ralph Stanley’s festival and poppy mountain in morehead, ky. I’d like to think I could get one but … oh my! Dream!!!! And lots of prayers! 😂 What’s really cool is I know some guys that have done business with Wayne in the past in getting him some wood to build with. I’m hoping that maybe I can get an introduction soon.
Andrew Marlin from Mandolin Orange. Great player and singer. Managed to see him and Emily twice in Scotland. Can't remember what they changed their name to but think it was a mistake. They had a big following under the Mandolin Orange name and most folks I know haven't a clue what they are called now.
Hand crafted beauty, excellent craftsmanship. I’m sure she’ll feel and sound great. Anyone ever hear of Don Williams or Ricky Skaggs? Each are the real deal honest musician!
I play mandolin with fingerpicks myself in addition to crosspicking with a regular flatpick. In fact, about 25 years ago at one of our bluegrass festivals, I actually had Jesse McReynolds convinced into thinking I was doing some serious crosspicking until he actually saw me using fingerpicks. He remarked: "That's cheatin'...you really had me fooled for a minute!" I tend to agree. Jesse McReynolds is often imitated...NEVER duplicated! If I could play one-fourth as good as him, I'd be happy!
Guy is just good. You don’t know til u get one in your hands just how good. Til ya do, that’s all I can say. And from what I’ve seen he just gets better and better with time.
Thank you WAYNE ! the time honered tradition of mandolin construction of the F style,principal to the 3 main modern mandolin styles F A and O.The 19th century almost led with German euroism which featured the mandolinero which I believe was tuned in 12 pairs tripled tuned D A E B in alto fourth below A 440 G tuning.The no name Chinese F style that sells for 100.00 has a 14 inch scale!Ideal for alto tuning of D,as 19th century saw lower range tunings of guitar,mandolin and banjo,and mandolinero often in a open back banjolin form.Chris Young see Barbara Salisbury /TH-cam.
Not very common to pick the mando with fingerpicks. Wayne is not really a mandolin player. But some guys I know up in the mountains would play mando with fingerpicks like Gerald Anderson (fine luthier and multi instrumentist from Grayson County, Va). There are no rules anywhere. Fine dobro player Tut Taylor plays with a flat pick unlike most dobro players thatuse fingerpicks.
I have a 1978 Henderson mandolin. I have played 4 different signed Loyd Loar mandolins, and the Henderson sounds better than any of the Loars. I have people walk across fields at festivals and say, what in the world are you playing, I heard it from a mile away.
lovely video and sound!! wow!! i was just wondring...at 6:00 did I see wayne using a thumb pick????? is it unusual to use a thumb pick or is it whatever a person feels they want to use and prefer? is it a common practice?.. thank you for your response,and I am just now trying to learn how to play mandolin,i would like to try the thumb pick also ty
WOW! That mandolin didn't sound brand new, more like it was already 20 years old! You KNOW what that means, in 20 years, it'll sound 20 times better....
I can't believe what I just saw! He's moving that bridge 'left and right' to contour it, instead of 'front to back'!???... I thought 'front-to-back was the way to get a perfect contour??
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What it would be to own a meticulous , beautiful handcrafted mandolin or a guutar by such a very wonderful humble person as Wayne Henderson. A treasure to behold in your hands...priceless !!!!
Wayne Henderson makes the finest instruments in the world today. He's the modern day Antonio Stradivari.
Sam Franklin o
I have a 1979 Henderson mandolin #33, which is a copy of a Lloyd Loar 1922 F5 instrument. I recently had the chance to play a Loar F5 from the early 1920's. The 2 mandolins sounded so much alike it was shocking. Henderson is an amazing craftsman!
I’m very jealous!
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I just recently joined a band called “Coal Canyon” and made my main instrument a guitar. I have to upgrade soon because we have been blessed in getting some great shows like Ralph Stanley’s festival and poppy mountain in morehead, ky. I’d like to think I could get one but … oh my!
Dream!!!!
And lots of prayers! 😂
What’s really cool is I know some guys that have done business with Wayne in the past in getting him some wood to build with. I’m hoping that maybe I can get an introduction soon.
Thanks for allowing us to "enter" his shop and watch this! Cool!
I like the fact that only voices in this video are tools and instruments. Viva Wayne Henderson
I’ve never had the honor of playing a mandolin made by Wayne but several guitars. WOW.. THATS ALL I CAN SAY!
hello Francois, , , bonne job sur la mandoline, ,, , et a sonne bien, ,, take care
Andrew Marlin from Mandolin Orange. Great player and singer. Managed to see him and Emily twice in Scotland. Can't remember what they changed their name to but think it was a mistake. They had a big following under the Mandolin Orange name and most folks I know haven't a clue what they are called now.
pabst and some rolling rock. i could chill with these fellas anyday.
All I can say is... WOW. It makes me want to hide my mandolin.
I think I will go back to my bagpipes Beautiful craftsmanship.
Beautiful craftsmanship, awesome picking. Thanks for posting it.
Hand crafted beauty, excellent craftsmanship. I’m sure she’ll feel and sound great. Anyone ever hear of Don Williams or Ricky Skaggs? Each are the real deal honest musician!
he makes it look so easy ! wayne henderson. builder of all kinds of mandolins
I play mandolin with fingerpicks myself in addition to crosspicking with a regular flatpick.
In fact, about 25 years ago at one of our bluegrass festivals, I actually had Jesse McReynolds convinced into thinking I was doing some serious crosspicking until he actually saw me using fingerpicks.
He remarked: "That's cheatin'...you really had me fooled for a minute!"
I tend to agree. Jesse McReynolds is often imitated...NEVER duplicated!
If I could play one-fourth as good as him, I'd be happy!
Guy is just good. You don’t know til u get one in your hands just how good. Til ya do, that’s all I can say. And from what I’ve seen he just gets better and better with time.
What a beauty! My fave strung instrument ♥️
Thank you WAYNE ! the time honered tradition of mandolin construction of the F style,principal to the 3 main modern mandolin styles F A and O.The 19th century almost led with German euroism which featured the mandolinero which I believe was tuned in 12 pairs tripled tuned D A E B in alto fourth below A 440 G tuning.The no name Chinese F style that sells for 100.00 has a 14 inch scale!Ideal for alto tuning of D,as 19th century saw lower range tunings of guitar,mandolin and banjo,and mandolinero often in a open back banjolin form.Chris Young see Barbara Salisbury /TH-cam.
truly a master craftsman! wow!
excellent playing on these instruments guys!!! 100---100 ty
awesome vid ! thanks for sharing it. sounds fantastic
charles pettee and andrew marlin(of mandolin orange) doin the picking
Simon Dunson I just noticed that, Andrew is a helluva songwriter.
Not very common to pick the mando with fingerpicks. Wayne is not really a mandolin player. But some guys I know up in the mountains would play mando with fingerpicks like Gerald Anderson (fine luthier and multi instrumentist from Grayson County, Va).
There are no rules anywhere. Fine dobro player Tut Taylor plays with a flat pick unlike most dobro players thatuse fingerpicks.
"There are no rules anywhere" You just described rock and roll my friend or at least that's what I was taught when learning guitar.
If I drink Pabst, is there a chance I can play like that. Okay, didn't think so.
I'd take Wayne's mandolin over a Gibson f-5
I have a 1978 Henderson mandolin. I have played 4 different signed Loyd Loar mandolins, and the Henderson sounds better than any of the Loars. I have people walk across fields at festivals and say, what in the world are you playing, I heard it from a mile away.
wayne should build his own coffin now why he can, pearl inlay top, and leave it in the shop for a conversational piece.
Love it!
So sweet
Awesome mandolin!
Fairly certain that the man in the red striped shirt @ 7:47 is Andrew Marlin, who is 1/2 of the Mandolin Orange duo.
How you know he is a true craftsman? He wipes his fingers off on his pants!
What they start at 7:45 is NOT Carrol County Blues!.. After drinking enough of what looks like Pabst Blue Ribbon it may sound like it to them!
Dude what! is this mandolin orange?
lovely video and sound!! wow!! i was just wondring...at 6:00 did I see wayne using a thumb pick????? is it unusual to use a thumb pick or is it whatever a person feels they want to use and prefer? is it a common practice?.. thank you for your response,and I am just now trying to learn how to play mandolin,i would like to try the thumb pick also ty
Excellente'
Never played mandolin but this is freaking awesome :)
I would say "Carroll County Blues".
I reckon you're right!
You're very welcome!
Heyyyy Mr Marlin ✌️❤️⚡️💙
How do you get a hold of Wayne,?????
WOW! That mandolin didn't sound brand new, more like it was already 20 years old! You KNOW what that means, in 20 years, it'll sound 20 times better....
rip headphone users
Whats W ayne Hendersons contact info,thanks.
I can't believe what I just saw! He's moving that bridge 'left and right' to contour it, instead of 'front to back'!???... I thought 'front-to-back was the way to get a perfect contour??
Wayne,what's your number..???