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January/February 2001 Who Am I? A total of 8 clues were given as follows:

Contest Solution 1 Who Am I? Answer: Clarence White Clue #1: I was once a member of the folk-rock band "The Byrds" Clue #2: I still inspire flatpicking guitarists to this day 27 years + after my passing. Clue #3: I was born in Lewiston, Maine in 1944. Clue #4: My brother Roland has played with the Country Gazette for many years. Clue #5: I was best recognized while playing with the Kentucky Colonels. Clue #6: You've got to have "Appalachian Swing". Clue #7: Muleskinning was also my trade... Clue #8: Tony Rice plays and owns my Martin today. "Clarence's one guideline was to play the least amount of notes with the most amount of impact." Gram Parsons, 1973 Go to Top of Page

January/February 2001 Name This Tune #1:

Contest #2 Solution Name This Tune #1: Played on a Breedlove K-Style Mandolin with F-Holes This tune is a fiddle classic...hint: "You take the high ground and I'll take the "Lowground"... Answer: Billy in the Lowground For further info on the Breedlove K-Style mandolin: Go directly to--> Breedlove Quartz Style-K Information Page To view this video click here...Good Practice for Future "Name This Tune" Contests: Breedlove Quartz K-Style F-Hole #2 Go to Top of Page

January/February 2001 Name This Tune #2:

Contest #3 Solution Name This Tune #2: Played on a Deering 6-String B-6 Banjo This tune is an old Civil War hit...hint: This tune was played on a previous "Name This Tune" contest... Answer: Soldier's Joy For further info on the Deering B-6 6-String Banjo: Go directly to --> Deering B-6 6-String Information Page To view this video click here...Good Practice for Future "Name This Tune" Contests: Deering B-6 6-String Banjo #4 Go to Top of Page

January/February 2001 Find the Hidden Banjo Player:

Contest #4 Solution Location: Hidden Banjo Player Contest: Hidden on the following pages: Page 577, Page 745, Page 282, Page 426, Page 765, Page 772 Image for Find the Hidden Banjo Player Contest of January/February 2001 Photograph: Mickey Cochran This is a digital photograph of Dean Purcilla banjo player for "Capitan Gap" the foremost bluegrass band of New Mexico. Go to Top of Page

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