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darryl k. |
HUMILITY
A stick is humble.
Paint on a wall is humble.
A little bit of broken down grass
in the back yard is humble.
Even a bit of garbage
floatin around.
A clump of mud is humble.
Me,
I ain't humble.
poem by Tony Rekert
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jdminer.com
Playing Since: 1986
Experience Level: Purty Good
Gender: Male
Age: 75
My Instruments:
Ome Monarch resonator
Lo Gordon Cedar Mountain Woodie
Nechville Saturn with Kokobolo tone ring
no-name banjo uke. Too cool.
Favorite Bands/Musicians:
Tony Ellis, Jens Kruger, Tony Furtado, Foghorn Stringband, David Francie, Red Clay Ramblers, Penguine Cafe Orchestra, Eric Bogle, Ozark Mountain Daredevils, and a bunch of BHO players.
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Created 1/12/2006
Last Visit 2/6/2025
My first instrument is the guitar, but I started playing banjo in about 1986 because we needed a banjo player in the band I was in. I've been learning on my own ever since. I play both three finger and clawhammer, which has probably not been a good thing, since it cuts my practice time on both in half. I have repeatedly " settleed on one style", only to repent a few days later. So, I keep working at both. I am currently in a trio called J.D. Miner. We write all of our own stuff. It's sort of oldtime, jazzy, whatnot. We've uploaded a few of our songs on our website jdminer.com Since one of our guys has moved too far away to do small gigs, we're now doing a duo as well. We call it Kleiner Miner" ( smaller in German ) . Our theme ? "Eine Kleine Miner Music". Stand up bass and banjo. Very fun indeed.
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