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Clawhammer/Frailing

Saturday, October 30, 2010

A couple years ago, I briefly met  a fellow banjo player while on a camp, bike, hike trip.   He played clawhammer and teaches a variety of old time music classes at Eastern Kentucky Univ.  We exchanged email addys and finally after two years we were able to get togoether for a fun evening of playing and clawhammer lessons.  Thanks Roger Dalton so much.  I am finally on my way with clawhammer including drop thumb....so much fun.  He also taught me the basics of playing the saw and nose harp of all things!    I am looking forward to a trip out to Kentucky some day to play together again.

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Playing Since: 2004
Experience Level: Novice

Interests:
[Jamming] [Socializing]

Occupation: Hack Wannabe Banjo Player-Sorta Purty Gud

Gender: Male
Age: 75

My Instruments:
Deering Tenbrooks Legacy, Deering Vega #2, 1969 Martin D-18, Gibson L-130, Michael Kelly Mandolin.

Favorite Bands/Musicians:
Dillards, John McKuen, Kingston Trio, Mary McCaslin, Ron Block, Herb Peterson, Jens Kruger, Steel Rail Bluegrass, Bluesage. I especially enjoy fellow Hangout members John Balch, Mary Z Cox, Mike Iverson, Ed Stacey , George Seymore and Don DePoy, Roger Dalton Talents all.

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Created 12/14/2003
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I am interested in both 3 finger and clawhammer. I started with 3 finger and learned a lot here on BH and from Glenn 555's Pickers Academy. Met BH member Roger Dalton who taught me the basics of clawhammer including drop thumb and I am loving it! Gottta put up a couple tunes sometime. Retirement has given me the time to make some nice progress on the music and fitmess. My college age son is a fine guitar player and loves to play the banjo tunes with me. I wish I could convince my wife to take up the bass and play with us. Too bad there isn't a way to practice banjo while cycling. I spend 2 to 6 hours on any day cycling, that would make for a lot of hours of banjo practice too. I love road cycling, mountain biking, hiking, backpacking, downhill and XC skiing, flat and whitewater canoeing and just about anything else human powered in the outdoors. I know, downhill skiing isn't human powered but still.......

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