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Cathy Fink - Posted - 06/16/2010: 19:41:51
Kevin graciously donated a Tradesman Banjo for the winning prize at the July 17 Old Time Banjo Contest (Takoma Park MD, oldtimebanjofestival.com)
I played Shoes & Stockings in fDGCD and Soldier's Joy in GCGCD and the mp3's are on my homepage. Have a listen.
Contact me for questions about the Festival (includes dam Hurt & Tony Trischka) , contest, workshops, concert..........
Love this banjo.
majikgator - Posted - 06/16/2010: 23:14:28
Those Tradesman banjos are really nice, plain and simple but obviously very well built. Just happened to notice you and Kevin are both from Maryland, it's pretty up there, i gave your tunes a listen and they are great (as usual for you). i had never heard Shoes and Stalkings before, i really like it.
Mark Johnson - Posted - 06/17/2010: 09:26:15
great sounding files, naturally. I really like Shoes and Stockings... it's a great tune and not one I hear often enough. Your take on it was playful and fun.
looks like the makings for quite a festival too. Like Paul, I really wish I could join in!
jamesd - Posted - 06/17/2010: 10:15:32
Cathy, both tunes sound great. Hopefully, my Tradesman will sound that good someday. Thanks for the tunes,
James
banjered - Posted - 06/17/2010: 17:06:55
Great playing and sound! I like how seemlessly you injected all those variations into Soldier's Joy without missing a lick - fabulous! I recently bought/traded for my second Enoch banjo and strung its cherry neck up with Minstrel Nylgut and have been having a blast playing it at the local Farmer's markets. The walnut neck has steel strings for jammin'. It's a light banjo with a big sound! TC
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