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frailin - Posted - 11/18/2009: 14:40:46
JLB - Posted - 11/18/2009: 15:46:52
I see the banjo player is a....south paw. 
-Jim
jeremy blankenship - Posted - 11/18/2009: 16:58:52
how did a flute make it into a bluegrass band? ;)
Jeremy
Mike Johnson - Posted - 11/18/2009: 19:14:08
That cat might have learned from the only bluegrass flute player I know,Raven Stands Alone .
Voyageur - Posted - 11/18/2009: 20:06:56
quote:
Originally posted by JLB
I see the banjo player is a....south paw.
-Jim
Good one, Jim! And I love that photo!
mybote - Posted - 11/21/2009: 07:25:00
Judging by the size of the cats in relationship to the instruments.........Those are some HUGE cats.
mike gregory - Posted - 11/21/2009: 07:36:50
quote:
Originally posted by jeremy blankenship
how did a flute make it into a bluegrass band? ;)
Jeremy
I met a guy at a Music Merchants' Convention, back in the 70's, who manufactured aluminum flutes. All in the key of G. I figured that if anybody was going to play a flute in a Bluegrass number, his would be the ideal item. Since "...music is just a bunch of notes..." (F. Zappa) why not have anybody who can hit the right notes, join in? The Tuesday night Bluegrass jam in Madison, WI, had a flugelhorn, and the guy added a delightful richness to the mix.
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