A North Carolina Evening: Bluegrass in the Town Square

My wife, and daughter, and I enjoyed a pleasant evening downtown in our community, listening to local resident Tommy Edwards (founder of The Bluegrass Experience) and Friends. Edwards is a legendary guitar player. And among his “friends” tonight he had mandolin player Jerry Stuart. According to Henderson and others, David Grisman identifies Stuart as his musical hero. That’s something. Yep, I like classic fly fishing tackle and old timey music too.

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4 Responses to “A North Carolina Evening: Bluegrass in the Town Square”

rivertoprambles Says:
April 21, 2013 at 7:15 AM | Reply
Glad you found some good entertainment downtown. I’m afraid I haven’t yet listened to Edwards or Stuart, but if David Grisman recommends them, I’m sure I would like them too.

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Kenov Says:
April 21, 2013 at 1:24 PM | Reply
As I don’t expect to be around here forever, I really need to get out and enjoy the local music more. Fortunately, our daughter is just getting old enough that we can drag her along.

I haven’t listened to Grisman for years. Maybe I’ll do so while doing yard work this afternoon.

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cofisher49 Says:
April 21, 2013 at 9:42 PM | Reply
One of the many reasons why I need to vacation down there. Great music and fishing.

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- Kenov Says:
  April 23, 2013 at 11:25 AM | Reply
  You’ve got some traveling to do, Howard. Yeah, come on down and fish with Cameron, Tom, and I. It’s different than the West, to be sure, but it’s still wonderful.
  
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