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What Happened To My Frets?

Posted on July 19, 2011 by fretmentor

Frets Magazine (1979-1989) In 1979, I had just finished my first year at college and returned home for a summer break. Of course, my banjo, guitar and mandolin came back home with me. After walking into a nearby music store, … Continue reading →

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