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Playing Since: 1958

Experience Level: Purty Good

oldtimer has made 25 recent additions to Banjo Hangout

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Occupation: professor

Gender: Male

Age: 74

My Instruments:
Riley Baugus '98
Whyte Laydie '23
Prust 13" fretless tackhead
Early Ramsey fretless
1887 Dobson

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	oldtimer replied to topic 'Clawhammer player' 5/10/2012 4:04:10 PM
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Latest Blog Entry

Which finger do noted clawhammer players use?

Saturday, October 27, 2007 @4:23:35 PM

INDEX FINGER:

Wade Ward, Dix Freeman, Kyle Creed, Fred Cockerham, Riley Baugus, Dirk Powell, Adam Hurt, Bob Carlin, Isaac Enloe, Nancy Sluys, Gordy Hinners, Whit Meade, Dwight Diller, Richie Stearns, Clarence Ashley, Art Rosenbaum, Dick Weissman, George R. Gibson, David Holt, Adam Hurt, Dan Gellert

MIDDLE FINGER:

Frank Lee, Dan Levenson, Ken Perlman, Grandpa Jones, Ralph Stanley, Leroy Troy, Walt Koken, Phillip Steinmetz,
R.D. Lunceford

BOTH: (Middle on first string, index on other strings)

Tommy Jarrell, Kirk Sutphin, Joe Newberry, John Herrmann, Bosco Takaki, Gail Gillespie (two fingers together), Donald Zepp