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Steve Carr
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- West Linn, OR
- United States
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- Favorite Flatpickers
- Doc Watson, Norman Blake, Dan Crary, Clarence White, Tony Rice, Russ Barenberg, Steve Kaufman, Tyler Grant, Steve Kilby, Allen Shadd, Dudley Hill
- Favorite Flatpicking Tunes
- St. Anne's Reel, Red Haired Boy, Soldier's Joy, Whiskey Before Breakfast, Blackberry Blossom, Black Mountain Rag, Beaumont Rag, Old Joe Clark, and many more!
- Favorite Guitars
- I love Martin mahogany dreads and am privileged to own a D-18 Authentic and a 1958 D-18, 1998. I also love my '98 Collings D2H Brazilian/Adirondack and my maple 2001 Collings SJ
- Tell us more about yourself (place a Bio here if you wish)
- I started playing guitar during the folk revival in the early 60's. I started gravitating towards Bluegrass when I heard Glen Campbell's 12-String Guitar albums and The Dillards. The defining moment for me was the first time I heard Doc Watson playing Black Mountain Rag from the '63 Bluegrass at Newport album. I had never heard anyone play like that before, and I took up my flatpicking journey right then and there. I put my guitar away for many years when I started my work career, but took it up seriously again in the mid-90's. Music is a journey for me, and an integral part of my life now.
- Do you have a website?
- http://www.bluegrassguitar.com
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Will The Circle Be Unbroken album, and hearing Doc and Merle Travis talk about it. It is a seriously great guitar and a true piece of guitar history.
Welcome to the Flatpicking Guitar Network ! We are all truly "Honored"
to have you as a friend. Steve Thanks to you for helping other guitarist
via your wonderful web site : Bluegrass Guitar Homepage.
Cheers,
Greg Morton
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