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Great music and fantastic playing - highly recommended. 👍👍 I've been looking for this album for ages, so I'm so happy to find it here. Many thanks to George, June Appal and Bandcamp!
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Clifton’s passion for the banjo is contagious. I highly recommend his Banjo Heritage Commons project. Great banjo instruction and historic information.
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As a limey from the other side of the pond and an x punk with a musical taste from classical to anywhere ! I was always moved by "duelling banjo's" in the movie deliverance bought me a cheap banjo so started looking into banjer music, on tinternet (colloquial) watched lots of "lessons" just didn't get it, then found mr. hicks. great voice and plays with a natural freedom that only a true artist can, authentic, thank you sir :)
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Outstanding track......I’m afraid I don’t know if it’s an old time folk tune, or a more modern interpretation. Has a sea shanty vibe about, love it though. Do you know the story please?
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