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Tag Archives: Tony Adams
Day One of NashCamp
Well, I made it here to NashCamp! I’m sitting in the Dining hall, listening to the cacophony of twangs – barely a guitar or mandolin in sight. Needless to say, it’s rather loud. I see one reason why only banjo … Continue reading
Posted in Banjos in General, Venues
Tagged Alan Munde, Banjo, Bill Emerson, Bill Evans, NashCamp, Ned Luberecki, Sonny Osborne, Tony Adams
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