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Favorite Flatpickers
Long list...Robin Kessinger, Doc Watson, Norman Blake, Cody Kilby, Steve Kilby, Wayne Henderson, Josh Chapman, Tony Rice, Wyatt Rice, Steve Kaufman, Steve Lewis, Steve Alexander, Jody Stecher, Tim May, Bryan Sutton, and many others.
Favorite Flatpicking Tunes
Whiskey Before Breakfast, Old Bud, Blackberry Blossom, Temperance Reel, Angeline the Baker, Billy in the Lowground, Salt Creek, Forked Deer, Flop-Eared Mule, New Century Hornpipe, and many others.
Favorite Guitars
Martin 000-1R, Martin 000-15s, Larrivee L-03, Larrivee SD-50 SH
Tell us more about yourself (place a Bio here if you wish)
My flatpicking really seemed to take off when I went to Old Time Week at Augusta (Elkins, WVa) and took Intermediate/Advanced flatpicking guitar with Steve Kilby. After I started learning to flatpick some fiddle tunes, I fell in love with guitar playing in a whole new way.
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At 6:37am on September 22, 2008, Todd Sams said…
Thanks Mark,
I don't get much of a chance to play guitar in most of the bands I'm in, those are nice rare occasions, that Donkey stuff is pretty wide ranging stuff with Charlie Parker and Miles Davis to Bill Monroe and Ralph Stanley.
At 1:26pm on September 21, 2008, Steve Alexander said…


Good for you! I first heard it in 1996 or '97 at Steve Kaufman's Kamp and took several years to get it down to record it, so there's no rush. It's fun to play everytime! Thanks to Robin Kessinger for sharing this tune. BTW, got to pick with the MAN, Steve Kaufman when he did an outstanding clinic in Calgary this week-end!
At 9:26pm on September 20, 2008, Tim May said…
Glad you enjoyed it Mark, hope to see you 'on the road' at some point!
 
 

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