08:22 wow, puka beach seemed to have a different shape back then. i wonder if this still happens depending on the month. i have not seen puka beach looking like this now.
04:40 puka beach. so beautiful! i wanna go back to Boracay...better yet i wanna time-travel back to Boracay. 07:34 locals gathering puka shells to be made into necklaces and bracelets
That looks like my friend Jeff! We both got out in 87! And we both made trips back in 88 as civilians. I remember the Mohawk, and the shirt! He was in the 6922nd.
If I wasn't watching the whole video when you played the mandocello, just on the basis of the look and sound, I would be hard pressed to tell it was a mandolin family member rather than a guitar, the sound is very similar to my ears
I believe this was performance was documented by Emory's dad, Jake (the voice behind the camera).. hits home for me watching this, as Emory's son! Thanks for sharing!
I’m not sure if Jake filmed it or me … but yeah I was at the table with your grandparents … Jake kept sayin’ “Awww Pick it Emory”. It was an honor to be there.
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Although i have different and high-quality mandolins. I still primarily play a bowlback mandolin when i am at home. It's the one i carry around the house and yard. Something about the sound that i love. However, it is terrible for playing chords with other instruments.
I liked the audience question, “Who would you like to do a duet with?” We now know she did duets with Nashville’s greatests as well as winning Grammy’s for an album made with Robert Plant!
She is extremely intelligent. Almost a biting wit, she doesn't seem to suffer nonsense (mostly see that in other interviews). She reminds me of my father's side of the family a lot: very intelligent, capable, unafraid, with a dark sense of humor, but also a little cold and with a slight undercurrent of anger (mostly seen in other interviews and when she's drinking). She is honestly one of my favorite artists of all time. I really look up to her. That combination of intelligence and fearlessness is potent.
Emory and I spent all of 2nd grade cutting out paper guitars and performing for our class. I was so broken hearted when his family moved to Gainesville. He and I never saw each other again but I still have fond memories of him, his brother and their dad.
Truly fascinating video. Thank you. I am just developing an interest in the mandolin. It’s a very beautiful sounding instrument and it’s interesting to see that a uniquely American form of mandolin music developed.
@@rabbitt83 And when that guy revealed what a phony she was driving a Mercedes and preaching the hippy fantasy politic - that was the moment that I realized that I have absolutely no interest in that woman.
here we are now in 2022...this kind of positive energy is what THEY are trying to suppress and even act like it never happened....the world would be much better with many grace like thinking people than the lauren types now everywhere....
wow i still remmerber that time when i was there back in 1984 my stepfather my mom use to take me there every summer boracay is one of the beautiful isalnd in the philippines shut out to qiunto family in boracay also me and my cousin use to sale coconut oil for foreigner for few send : }
