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Playing Since: 2007
Experience Level: Purty Good
hayesdt has made 9 recent additions to Banjo Hangout
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Occupation: Retired from Higher Educ., former commun. coll. pres.
Gender: Male
Age: 77
My Instruments:
Own and Play: Clawhammer Banjos, Fiddles, Guitars, Bass (Marimbula as well as Upright), Mandolin, Hammered Dulcimer. Jam and gig frequently. I've been playing Clawhammer and Two-Finger Thumb Lead with seriousness since 2007, guitar since 1963, fiddle and hammered dulcimer since 2011, not so much Ham. Dulc. anymore.
Favorite Bands/Musicians:
Too many to list, but all of them are Old Time fiddle and banjo players and string bands, contemporary as well as source / historically significant musicians.
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Created 9/4/2007
Last Visit 2/10/2025
Primarily interested in playing Old Time, Southern Appalachian style. With all due respect and admiration, not really much interested in playing Bluegrass, Celtic, Cajun, Texas Swing, New England, Cape Breton ( though very appreciative as a listener). Yes, perhaps my loss, I know, but other genres just don't appeal to me like Traditional Old Time Appalachian does, especially playing in the Round Peak style. Also on the Fiddle Hangout with the same username.