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Playing Since: 2002

Experience Level: Purty Good

Interests:
[Teaching] [Jamming] [Socializing] [Helping]

Occupation: musician

Gender: Male

Age: 30

My Instruments:
Stelling. Nechville Meteor

Favorite Bands/Musicians:
Motown espesically. the Funk Brothers,Pete Wernick, Mark Vann, Bill Monroe, Stanley Brothers, Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs, Jimmy Martin, Earth Wind and Fire, Tower of Power, Del McCoury and Sons, Wilco, Flaming Lips, Ween, Tony Furtado, Beatles, Zebra Junction, Wu-Tang, Mos Def, Beatnuts, Talib Kweli, MadLib, the Pharcyde, Yes, Frank Zappa, De La, Kool Keith, Dr. Octagon, Black Elvis, Beastie Boys, J.D. Crowe, Vince Herman, Cadillac Sky, Infamous String Dusters, Peabo Bryson, Chuck Mangione, The Yard Dogs, Polytoxic, Funky meters, Bootsy, Nirvana, Brahams, Bach, Prokofiev, Andres Segovia, Jobim, Miles, Coltrane, Mingus, CHARLIE PARKER, Ron Miles, Kenny Walker, KUVO 89.3 Denver, Getz, Can, STEELY DAN, Al jerreau, Sergio Mendes, Bobby McFerrin (sp.?), Steel Pulse, Gregory Isaacs, Stevie Wonder, Prince, Bowie, Faith No more, That One Guy, Bela, Bela Bartok, Led Zeppelin, Average White Band, Paul Simon, Bonnie Rait, Al Caldwell and the Travelling Black Hillbillys, Ed Caner, Throck Morton, Slim Whitman, Steele Pulse, Mimes w/ Megaphones, Regina Spektor, The Roots, Camp Lo, Cash, Van Morrison, The Family Stone Experience, Marley, Tre Anastasio, Larry Keel, Eric Thorin, Motel Motel, Jack Reddell, My Morning Jacket, Avett Brothers, Punch Brothers

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Black Swan

Tuesday, February 22, 2011 @5:34:25 PM

Just saw this incredible movie. It's about dancing and how all-consuming it can be. This movie moved me because I sometimes feel like I am playing these life-or-death situations and they're really not. I love playing banjo and sometimes I think I love it a little too much. Never lose sight of the fact that we do this for the pleasure of the sound of banjo, and that there is no right or wrong way to play. Just enjoy the instrument. Please. There are no rules except the ones you create. You ARE a banjo player.

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