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Where have all the flowers gone....
We, banjo lovers and players all over the world are mourning today: Pete Seeger is gone. Pete Seeger was the first American folk singer I have heard in my life. I was 14 years old, and as soon as I listened to his songs (I think the first one I heard was "down in the valley" ) I decided to learn banjo. His history, his life were, untill the end, an example for all of us. May his music still play for many and many generations.
Pascal / Paris / France
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Playing Since: 2005
Experience Level: Novice
Interests:
[Socializing]
Occupation: journalist
Gender: Male
Age: 69
My Instruments:
Austin AU 979 de luxe and a open back Singerland 200 (1920's)
Favorite Bands/Musicians:
Pete Seeger Woodie Guthry and many others from the old times.
Among my more recent favouristes: Jack Treeze an american folk singer who spent many years of his life in France.
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Created 3/29/2009
Last Visit 10/2/2022
I am journalist on the french public radio "France Inter". I travelled a lot in my life. When I was at school, at the age of 14, a friend of mine gave me records of "favourite american balads" by Pete Seeger: it was a shock for me! As I got gratuated my mother offered to me my first banjo: a six-string one... I started to play on a 5 string as I was student in a school of journalism in the city of Strasbourg. But it keeps very hard to progress when playing alone or with my brother, who plays guitar. That's why internet is so useful!
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