Sunday, November 6, 2011
After a long time away, I poked back in here to list a banjo for sale. I'm not playing much lately, but I did want to say HI here on my page and tell you I think of this place often. It really is one of the best run sites out there. I still wear my Players Union t-shirts with pride. When I do play, I play bass and I am busy helping my oldest kid with bass (which is why I am selling the banjo--he needs a big amp for band class).
I am NOT selling my Reiter, which I will keep forever. I hope you are all well.
UPDATE: The Ramsey is sold. Thanks for your interest, but this one is moving to the mountains (Rocky, not Appalachian, but appropriate none the less).
Regards,
Steve
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Playing Since: 1994
Experience Level: Novice
Interests:
[Jamming] [Socializing] [Helping]
Occupation: college administrator
Gender: Male
Age: 53
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Favorite Bands/Musicians:I enjoy most music. My banjo interest is exclusively old-timey, and that's why I joined this site. I love the Skillet Lickers,
Uncle Dave Macon, Earl Johnson and the Clodhoppers, the
New Lost City Ramblers, and the
Holy Modal Rounders. My favorite banjo players are Fred Cockerham, Tommy Jarrell, Bob Carlin, Paul Brown, Joel Mabus, Bruce Molsky, and all kinds of others. I'm also a
HUGE fan of
Curtis Eller's American Circus. Curtis is one of my oldest pals in the world, and the first banjo player I ever met.
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Created 12/26/2006
Last Visit 1/3/2019
I play clawhammer banjo, as well as flatpick some guitar and string bass. I love country fiddle tunes and songs along the lines of the 1920s and 1930s "old-time" and "hillbilly" recordings by The Skillet Lickers, The Carter Family, Uncle Dave Macon, Earl Johnson, The Stripling Bros, etc. I'm not actively playing banjo these days, and my presence here is kind of inactive. I'll always keep my banjo, though, and you can bet I'll be back here some day.
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