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[Don Kasper]

This is a public service announcement for any(?) LA area Bluegrassers.
From the Burbank Leader ( our local "paper" of record) -
Bluegrass enthusiasts of all ages gather every Sunday at George Izay Park in Burbank for lively jam sessions that celebrate traditional music. Under the sycamore trees near W. Clark Ave. and N. Griffith Park Dr., musicians playing banjos, fiddles, double bass, piano accordion, Dobro resonator, and acoustic guitars come together to create impromptu concerts. The event is free and open to anyone to join or watch.

 

[Don Hergert]

Thank you!

So, how did you get this thread posted in a DB section without a " DB " in the list title??? Magic???

 

[Holdsg]

I miss going to outdoor bluegrass jams.
I'm glad that I'm too busy with my other projects, but I still miss it.

 

[krfoss]

A time would be helpful. Maybe I can check it out one of these days and drive up from OC.

 

[Don Kasper]

A time would be helpful. Maybe I can check it out one of these days and drive up from OC.

• What: Burbank Bluegrass Jam
• When: Sundays between 12 p.m. and 3 p.m.
• Where: George Izay Park, at the intersection of W. Clark Ave. and N. Griffith Park Dr., in Burbank

 

[Pyrrho Epoche]

I love bluegrass, but with drums and without the banjos. Gypsy jazz

 

[rickwolff]

Don, it would be worth jumping on a plane and flying across the country to hear you play bluegrass. I sure that's one of the many things JB taught you.

 

[Don Kasper]

Don, it would be worth jumping on a plane and flying across the country to hear you play bluegrass.

No, It would not...

I sure that's one of the many things JB taught you.

"JB" - Jethro Burns?
(Don't you have some newfangled "Eee-Lectronic City-Slicker Gear" to be testing, Rick?)
Thanks!