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pastorharry - Posted - 11/07/2013: 01:09:51
Whodathunkit? I'd only seen him with that beautiful old snakehead Gibson that appears to be sitting behind him. I guess there's a little BAS in all of us. ![]()
Emiel - Posted - 11/07/2013: 03:19:55
That's from Art Rosenbaum's book "Old Time Mountain Banjo". He is holding and playing Art's banjo while Art took the picture...
pastorharry - Posted - 11/07/2013: 10:20:07
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Originally posted by Emiel
That's from Art Rosenbaum's book "Old Time Mountain Banjo". He is holding and playing Art's banjo while Art took the picture...
That would explain things...thanks, Emiel
Emiel - Posted - 11/09/2013: 05:05:22
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Originally posted by Emiel
That's from Art Rosenbaum's book "Old Time Mountain Banjo". He is holding and playing Art's banjo while Art took the picture...
Sorry, I have to make a little correction here. The photo is not in "Old-Time Mountain Banjo". It's in Art Rosenbaum's other book "The Art of the Mountain Banjo" (Mel Bay, 1999) on page 93. The caption says: "Buell Kazee, Winchester, KY, 1975 — Photo: Margo Newmark Rosenbaum.
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