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John Gent - Posted - 06/24/2008: 21:25:15
Well now that looks like a helluva lotta fun!
- John
Eugene, Oregon, USA
ladymuse - Posted - 06/25/2008: 00:25:24
It sure does! dang - miss those sidewalk shindigs! Keep it up!
jen
FiddlerFaddler - Posted - 06/25/2008: 15:19:54
Hey, that's neat that you joined LCAF! John is one hot mandolinist. I saw LCAF last year, before they had a fiddler. They inspired me to learn Fly Around My Pretty Little Miss.
FiddlerFaddler Mike
bsed - Posted - 06/25/2008: 18:50:26
I agree with you about John. He is the epitome of smooth butter on that mandolin! I feel fortunate to play alongside as pure a musician as he is!
Just call me Dwight.
fiddlepogo - Posted - 11/01/2008: 10:18:12
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Originally posted by bsed
I agree with you about John. He is the epitome of smooth butter on that mandolin! I feel fortunate to play alongside as pure a musician as he is!
Just call me Dwight.
Yeah, he's good! I heard him on ezfolk.com, and was very impressed with his playing on Briarpicker Brown- sweet!
Michael- Old Time 90% of the time!
"It''s hard to take yourself seriously when you''re singing about chickens!"
http://www.ezfolk.com/audio/bands/1088for mp3s, blog, and "Michael''s Old Time Fiddle & Banjo Hour" (hifi & lofi audio streams)
bsed - Posted - 11/01/2008: 14:27:32
Well John had a very good teacher. None other than Don Stierenburg (hope I got that name right).
Just call me Dwight.
Midwest_Fiddler - Posted - 11/07/2008: 16:13:55
Good stuff. Looks like a nice relaxing gig. Good job.
Chirps
