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rinemb - Posted - 02/03/2007: 08:48:10
I would like to welcome David Holt to the BHO. His instructional DVDs were instrumental in getting my started. I should revisit those more often! Brad
May not the incidence of success, nor the pretense of retirement-Lessen the want of enlightenment.
mwc9725e - Posted - 02/03/2007: 10:01:51
quote:
Originally posted by rinemb
I would like to welcome David Holt to the BHO. His instructional DVDs were instrumental in getting my started. I should revisit those more often! Brad
May not the incidence of success, nor the pretense of retirement-Lessen the want of enlightenment.
Is this for real? I truly hope so, David Holt's a wonderful addition to the hangout, if it's really true. I just watched ( this morning ) the DVR recording I made of his Folkways program with Wade Mainer. What a great show.
wpmills - Posted - 02/03/2007: 10:34:37
Yes, glad to see him here!
dboegen - Posted - 02/03/2007: 10:40:06
Happy to hear that !!!!
His Clawhammer DVD Series are playing on my video iPod for weeks now.
Welcome, hope to have some posts soon...
Uncle Dave
janolov - Posted - 02/03/2007: 10:53:25
His username is banjoman.com. Look for it!
Janolov
mwc9725e - Posted - 02/03/2007: 12:14:32
quote:
Originally posted by janolov
His username is banjoman.com. Look for it!
Janolov
Thanks for the tip. I think it's just great we have someone of his expertise on the forum.
justbluegrass - Posted - 02/03/2007: 12:16:19
David is a great guy. Send him a friends request and make him feel welcome.
Scott Alfred
"You can fiddle around with a banjo but you can't banjo around with a fiddle".
piperdoc - Posted - 02/03/2007: 19:06:21
love his intermediate video. a great mix of teaching and tradition
glad to have you here!
Bolannta - Posted - 02/03/2007: 19:50:18
Welcome, David.
I have greatly enjoyed your hosting and participation in the Folkways programs on UNC-TV.
Some of these are available for online viewing and are banjo specific or inclusive.
http://www.unctv.org/folkways/episodes.html
pastorharry - Posted - 02/04/2007: 03:23:09
Welcome and aloha! I really enjoyed the History of the banjo presentation! Happy frails and God bless, PH 
Isaiah 38:20 -played on a Martin guitar, Reiter banjo, or McSpadden dulcimer
banjoralph - Posted - 02/04/2007: 14:56:08
I would like to add my welcome and relate an experience. A couple of years ago my wife( who couldn't care less about banjos or banjo playing) drove up from Pittsburgh on new years eve to your concert in Oil City. She was fascinated by your presentation-saying things like"What an entertainer!" I agree . I have profited also from your instructional tapes. Thanks and Welcome.
banjoralph - Posted - 02/04/2007: 15:02:23
I would like to add my welcome and relate an experience. A couple of years ago my wife( who couldn't care less about banjos or banjo playing) and I drove up from Pittsburgh on new years eve to your concert in Oil City. She was fascinated by your presentation-saying things like"What an entertainer!" I agree . I have profited also from your instructional tapes. Thanks and Welcome.
chip arnold - Posted - 02/04/2007: 21:31:10
I'll second what Ralph said.................oh, never mind, I see he already did! :-)
Play with a plan
Chip
FretlessFury - Posted - 02/04/2007: 21:50:59
Welcome indeed, David! I sure do enjoy hearing your music!
Tom Collins
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brokenstrings - Posted - 02/04/2007: 23:52:26
OK, I'll third it.
Jessy
Frailaway, ladies, frailaway!
Clawdan - Posted - 02/05/2007: 13:13:51
Welcome David,
And hello from sunny California! Glad to see you got a photo up! I'm in Santa Cruz this week with Bob Carlin as we are doing a workshop at Sylvan music on Saturday. Hope to see some of you there.
Play nice,
Dan "Ain't no bum-diddy" Levenson
Old Time Music and Dance
www.ClawhammerBanjo.us
Author of Clawhammer Banjo From Scratch, A guide for the claw-less - a MelBay Publication
and Old Time Festival Tunes for Clawhammer Banjo (MelBay 20313) - 117 tunes tabbed for clawhammer banjo with standard notation and suggested chords.
Tune list at http://www.folknet.org/dan/FestTunesBJBook.htm
Wilt Rott - Posted - 02/05/2007: 14:53:42
hey right on! howdy david holt!
"A banjo can get you through times with no money, but money can't get you through times with no banjo" - John Hartford
dbrooks - Posted - 02/05/2007: 16:21:34
It's great to have you participating here at the Hangout. I ahve already enjoyed your comments about Doc Watson's playing and look forward to hearing more.
David
tonehead - Posted - 02/06/2007: 09:20:44
Welcome and howdy! I have listened to the "Legacy" cd set a jillion (ok ..more than 50) times.
Doc Watson has influenced my music and love for folk,bluegrass,old time like nobody else.
Be significant.
Couchie - Posted - 02/06/2007: 10:37:21
Welcome David
Don.
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