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banjarbill Says:
Wednesday, August 18, 2010 @11:38:18 PM
The Folkstore in Seattle is the best. I have been a customer there since 1972 and have purchased most of my great bluegrass instruments from Stu and the former owners, Darrell and Thane. I designed and print the Folkstore Biz cards for Stu at no charge as he has been a very good friend of mine since coming to see my first band (Mountain County Co-op) play at the now defunct "Inside Passage" tavern back in '72 or '73.
I encourage anyone who requires anything bluegrass or old timey as well, to visit the Folkstore at 5210-A, Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105. In these tough economic times the Folkstore would welcome you to come in and do your shopping there and even pick a few tunes too.
I was not paid to say this, just feel like helping a good friend as he has helped me over the years.
Cal, maybe I'll see you there sometime. Banjarbill
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