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3 comments on “The one and only John Hartford”
DEmery Says:
Friday, February 22, 2013 @6:36:19 AM
Will I owned and played a Vega Little Wonder with a #7 Randy Wood neck for many years that John Hartford had borrowed from George Gruhn just before I purchased it. It was still tuned down to a funky Hartford tuning when it hung in George's shop. Sadly that banjo resides in Burnt Hills, New York and seldom sees use these days. I sold it before realizing more than one banjo could be owned at one time. Since that time I have broken the one at a time banjo ownership run to a great scale. David E.
jbalch Says:
Friday, February 22, 2013 @3:11:31 PM
I like that old photo of J.H. & Norma Blake.
David you should have kept that LW....it was a great all-around banjo. And I should have kept the old Gibson I had back then too. Live & learn I guess...
DEmery Says:
Friday, February 22, 2013 @3:49:14 PM
yea..., i should have and still send messages to the owner that if he ever wants to let it go to think of me first. david e.
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