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A little James Taylor, clawhammer style!
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A little Beatles, maybe?
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I love the sound that comes from a banjo. Not particularly savvy but I do know what I like. My hair stylist, Cheri, is taking up the banjo. She says she's not ready for the public to hear her yet. I suggested we have a "Welcome To The Banjo Party" when she is comfortable.
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I've been working on learning clawhammer style for a couple years now. Haven't devoted as much time as I should, but still enjoying it. Wish I'd started years ago...
Spent a delightful day playing ukulele on the Bridgeport-Port Jefferson ferry. Once a year the club plays on the boat both across Long Island Sound and back. We only had 14 players this year because of a conflicting event - last year we had 26 plus an electric bass player. I brought my friend Jeff along to play my baritone uke - he's a guitar and banjo player. We had a great time topped off with hot lobster rolls at a Milford seafood restaurant.