Post a picture of your band!!

[mtucker]

No..Its Gary Brewer and the Kentucky Ramblers. L-R Larry Beasley banjo, Steve Day Fiddle, Myself, Mike Clevenger bass, Gary Brewer guitar. Im guessing this was around 1989-90

looks like a nice pair of python's there, Scotti!

[Dobe]

One of the bands I'm in:

"Rough Around the Edges"





I'm the only one dressed properly !!

[Scotti Adams]

That would be so true..so true.

[jamie_t123]

Proud to be a member of the Oak Park Farmers Market Band!

[John Soper]

The Hollow Rock Ramblers AKA Carson & the Beach Comb-overs. Our Sunday afternoon Swing Sessions group occasionally puts it out in public... this time to raise funds and make noise for Gynecologic Cancer Awareness month this past September at the Broad Street Cafe in Durham, NC.

[John Rosett]

An earlier incarnation of my current band. I like the matching shirts.

[Aran]

Thanks for sharing all your band pictures... I really like the ones that look like they were taken around the turn of the last century...

Someone emailed this one to me recently so thought I should share... Oh another one where the stage looks way too big for a wee acoustic 4 piece like us....

[Jonas]

Here's a picture of my band - Sideshow Stringband

[jim simpson]

Here's a photo that I found on the internet. It was a local gig with a couple of fellow members of Cabin Fever String Band plus our friend, Wally Hoffmann on bass. Wally has since relocated to Nashville and is having a wonderful time living and playing there.

[Tim Lee]

The Hey Brothers first gig last fall. Arches mandolin. [IMG][/IMG]

[Steve Cantrell]

My band Pinetop Revival, doing it as properly as possible.

[Jill McAuley]

Awesome photo Steve!!

Cheers,
Jill

[Randi Gormley]

Not the whole band, but about a third of us. We visited a school last week and had a great time playing for third and fourth graders.

[Jan Ellefsen]

My band from the inside of a CD-cover. The band's name came from the fact that our faces are most suitable for the radio

[Malcolm G.]

Great stuff, Jan!

Now get 'em off my car!

[D C Blood]

Most of the bands I've been in, from 1962 up through the present time...
from top left...The Cumberland Mountain Boys, '65 or so..The Log Cabin Boys (USAF-
'71)...Lonnie Jones and The Newgrass Express - apx '80...The Bluegrass Outlaws - apx
'85...Mixt Company. '96-present...

[Jill McAuley]

Great bunch of photos there D C!

Cheers,
Jill

[Mandolin Holm]

Took a photo of my folk duo a few days ago. And I must say it's relevant:


Content (from upper left):
Levin Octave Mandolin. Sadly, the neck is not in too good condition.
No name mandolin. No idea where it's from. Neck is separated, but otherwise straight, so it could be fixed up.
No name mandolin. From the DDR. Scratched, but otherwise good. Gonna set it up next week.
Ibanez M510BS. Beginner's mandolin, but with a quite good setup, so it plays fine.
Levin mandolin. In great condition, sounds lovely.
Landola mandolin. From Finland. Needs a set-up, but plays fine.
Hora Bouzouki (you only see the head). Surprisingly good for a Hora, but that's not saying much.

No fancy mandolins, but mandolins nonetheless.

[Jim Gallaher]

[Chris "Bucket" Thomas]

Our band; "Route 58". We play in southeast Virginia (Norfolk, Va. Beach, Chesapeake, Suffolk, Hampton, Newport News & northeast NC).

[stevenmando]

Great band and your music is great to

[rico mando]

fail

[Randi Gormley]

We had a group shot taken a while ago and, while not a publicity still, shows the most of us. I have mentioned that we're a community band, right?

[catmandu2]

We had a group shot taken a while ago and, while not a publicity still, shows the most of us. I have mentioned that we're a community band, right?

Wow Randi...that's one helluva ensemble--two accordians (but someone should be sporting a bass!)

[mandobassman]

The Lewis Brothers Bluegrass Band - Philadelphia


Peter Lorch, Wanamaker Lewis, Larry Hunsberger, Ron Greenstein