Friday, February 20, 2009
If you can't read the poster I used as my profile pic, go to my pictures and pull it up. BOTH of my bands will be performing at the Old South Jamboree, along with two other bands, in Walker, LA, on March 7, 2009. This is usually a country venue, but they are hosting a bluegrass night, and it's going to be a lot of fun!!! Tuning South is a very talented duo, Sweet Tea Bluegrass has been playing in and around Baton Rouge for some time, and they are a great bunch of musicians. My two bands are Bayou Bluegrass (I play banjo and sing some leads but mostly backup, and we'll be doing an all gospel set) and The Darold Dixey Band (I play banjo and sing mostly leads). If you're in or near Baton Rouge on March 7, I would encourage you to come on out and support some local talent. The music is certain to be good, and you may well help Old South Jamboree decide to start a regular bluegrass show!
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www.gumbograss.blogspot.com
Playing Since: 1977
Experience Level: Purty Good
Interests:
[Jamming] [Socializing]
Occupation: Training Specialist, Manufacturing, LED FastStart
Gender: Male
Age: 66
My Instruments:
1. Custom made Stewart MacDonald kit with arch top and custom hand carved inlays.
2. 1964? Dixie Banjo Uke (not currently playable)
3. No-name, open back, fretless...probably made from a kit. Bought it from a friend.
4. Alvarez acoustic guitar (circa 1978)
5. Harmony mandolin (looks like a beginner model, probably 40+ years old)
6. McSpadden mountain dulcimer
7. Epiphone copy of 59 Les Paul
8. Epiphone by GIbson strat-like electric
9. Washburn acoustic guitar with electronics (my father-in-law bought this just a few months before he passed away...very special guitar)
10. Bell and Son Boucher minstrel banjo that I built from a kit. I play this one with Roscoe, Lee and Abadie, a reenacting antebellum and Civil War era trio. Update - this banjo was destroyed in the flood of 2016.
11. Gardner Boucher-style - Unable to restore my Bell and Son Boucher, and having limited funds available, I purchased a Gardner minstrel banjo from Don Gardner in Ohio. Great tone and workmanship for the price!
Favorite Bands/Musicians:
So many artists, so many genres...In no particular order: Earl Scruggs, Lester Flatt, Don Reno, Bill Keith, John Hartford, Doc Watson, John Prine, Bob Dylan, Bill Monroe, Bela Fleck, Tony Rice, Old Crow Medicine Show, Blue Highway, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Steve Earl, Eric Clapton, The Osborne Brothers, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, String Wizards, Seldom Scene, Grateful Dead, Old and In The Way, Hank Williams (Sr. and Jr.), Merle Haggard, Jimmy Martin, Lynard Skynard, Jethro Tull, The Who, The Guess Who, CCR, Led Zeplin, Pink Floyd, Bob Marley and the Wailers, Dire Straits, The Beatles, The Kinks, Queen, The Rolling Stones, George Thorogood and the Destroyers, James Taylor, Jim Croche, Bruce Cockburn, and so many more...
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Created 9/12/2003
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Been playing for years, but don't let that throw you. I'm only ok at it.
