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Ukeridge - Posted - 05/20/2026: 13:51:13
Davis drives the the five-string for the Rick Faris Band, and anybody else that needs his tough Scruggsy sound. Read the interview . . . and find out how he got that name, on Banjo Head:
banjoheadmagazine.substack.com/
jdeluke137 - Posted - 05/20/2026: 17:01:03
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Originally posted by UkeridgeDavis drives the the five-string for the Rick Faris Band, and anybody else that needs his tough Scruggsy sound. Read the interview . . . and find out how he got that name, on Banjo Head:
banjoheadmagazine.substack.com/
I've enjoyed your interviews. I particularly enjoyed Hayden Bramlett since I know him and his dad.
woild it be possible for you to interview Robert Montgomery, who played with David Davis and still plays with Alan Sibley? I really enjoy his picking. I'd love to hear about his banjo and tunings he uses, particularly on the Two Dimes and a Nickle album.
Thanks!
John
Ukeridge - Posted - 05/21/2026: 07:42:03
Thank you, John! Good to hear you're enjoying the site. Feedback is always welcome! And the Hayden Bramlett interview was one of my favorites too . . . I eagerly await the rest of that album.
Thanks for the Robert Montgomery tip. I will definitely hunt him down. I've got a bit of a backlog at the moment, so it won't appear for a while, if I do secure an interview.
Thanks again for reading!
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