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Playing Since: 1989
Experience Level: Purty Good
Interests:
[Socializing]
Occupation: Musician
Gender: Male
My Instruments:
1963 Gibson RB-250, 1959 Gibson RB-250, 1930 Vega Vox II 5-string conversion, and some others.
Favorite Bands/Musicians:
Don Reno, Troy Brammer, Reno&Smiley, Don Reno, The Stanley Brothers, Troy Brammer, The Brammer Brothers, Don Reno, Charlie Monroe, Troy Brammer, Flatt&Scruggs, etc, oh did I forget Don Reno.....what about Troy Brammer.
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Created 8/26/2008
Last Visit 3/25/2025
I got interested in banjo music at the age of 3, roughly. The first banjo music I hear was that of Dock Boggs, Josh Thomas, Raymond Fairchild, and Troy Brammer. I actually began playing at age 5, 19 years ago. I love the various traditional styles of banjo playing. I don't go for ANY of this new mess. If it's pre-1955, I probably like it, if it's 55-65, I might like it, if it's 65-75 not likely that I like it, but possible; 1975-today = nothing worth listening to. My biggest banjo influences are Don Reno and Troy Brammer.