I play in a monthly old time jam here in Salem and find that my home made Army Navy kit mando, my Flat Iron Army Navy or even my banjolin are more welcome than my Bush, so I always leave it at home. I always stay as close to the tune as I can and try not to let any of my two hot-licks leak in. For back-up I try to play the lowest inversions of the chords that my feeble little brain can find in a sort of lopping shuffle with some slides and leave the strings ringing a little and not too loud as I don't want to get the hairy eyeball. I'm sensitive. I'm finding that I like old time better all the time as I have a little trouble with speed, I don't have any, and dance speed seems to suit me just fine.
Clyde Clevenger Just My Opinion, But It's Right Salem, Oregon Old Circle--
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