tannisroot
May-07-2010, 10:27pm
Hello,
Sorry for the double post but my genre interests cross between the jazz, folk and Celtic.
I'm a novice mandolin and tenor banjo player located in Ashland, VA (near Richmond) with an interest in New Orleans jazz, jug band, ragtime, tin-pan-alley, gypsy jazz, novelty songs, old-time, Irish, country blues & standards. I will soon be also getting a banjo uke.
I'm looking for someone or someones in my area with similar enough musical interests who would like jam, practice & share some tunes. Fellow beginners welcome. Not interested in forming a band or playing in public, just low-key, no-pressure living room/garage/kitchen/backyard jamming.
Outside of traditional roots music I also like “contemporary” bands Grateful Dead, Phish, Dr. Dog, My Morning Jacket, Ween, MGMT, O'death, Camper Van Beethoven...some of these songs might sound good on uke.
Cheers
Sorry for the double post but my genre interests cross between the jazz, folk and Celtic.
I'm a novice mandolin and tenor banjo player located in Ashland, VA (near Richmond) with an interest in New Orleans jazz, jug band, ragtime, tin-pan-alley, gypsy jazz, novelty songs, old-time, Irish, country blues & standards. I will soon be also getting a banjo uke.
I'm looking for someone or someones in my area with similar enough musical interests who would like jam, practice & share some tunes. Fellow beginners welcome. Not interested in forming a band or playing in public, just low-key, no-pressure living room/garage/kitchen/backyard jamming.
Outside of traditional roots music I also like “contemporary” bands Grateful Dead, Phish, Dr. Dog, My Morning Jacket, Ween, MGMT, O'death, Camper Van Beethoven...some of these songs might sound good on uke.
Cheers