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Playing Since: 1971

Experience Level: Purty Good

jimcarrier has made 22 recent additions to Banjo Hangout 

Interests:
[Jamming]

Occupation: writer/filmmaker

Gender: Male

My Instruments:
Stelling Bellflower. No. 34, August 29, 1975

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Created 10/3/2007
Last Visit 6/17/2013


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 jimcarrier posted forum topic 'And the winner of the Goodtime is...' 6/15/2013 1:36:12 PM

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 jimcarrier replied to topic 'Three days left until the Deering Goodtime drawing...' 6/15/2013 1:33:18 PM

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 jimcarrier posted forum topic 'Three days left until the Deering Goodtime drawing...' 6/12/2013 11:09:53 AM

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 jimcarrier replied to topic 'Would you recommend a basic Goodtime?' 6/9/2013 5:39:46 AM

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 jimcarrier posted forum topic 'Would you recommend a basic Goodtime?' 6/8/2013 8:39:29 AM

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 jimcarrier replied to topic 'Did "Deliverance" influence you? Does it still?' 6/5/2013 9:50:24 AM

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 jimcarrier posted forum topic 'Did "Deliverance" influence you? Does it still?' 6/5/2013 5:41:11 AM

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 jimcarrier uploaded a photo 'Eric Weissberg with his gold Dueling Banjos records' 6/5/2013 5:28:34 AM

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 jimcarrier replied to topic 'Banjo Builder Interviews - My 60th Birthday Present.' 5/5/2013 9:57:54 AM

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 jimcarrier replied to topic 'The Librarian and the Banjo - The Dena Epstein Film' 4/29/2013 12:05:44 PM

Duelin' Banjos got me going - in Connecticut. Played in various bands/jams as I moved to South Dakota, Minnesota, Colorado, Alabama, New Orleans (28 days before Katrina) and now Wisconsin. I produced the documentary, THE LIBRARIAN AND THE BANJO, about Dena Epstein, the music librarian who "wrote the book" on slave music. She proved, beyond doubt, that the banjo was originated by African slaves.

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