Front Porch Pickers

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Comment by Robin McCaine on June 18, 2009 at 6:19am

I like to spend my time picking on the couch but, I do enjoy that down home bluegrass sound. I am learning some bluegrass strum patterns and they are a blast to play! This summer, I will be working to improve my bluegrass skills.

Comment by Mark Hockenberry on June 13, 2009 at 3:39pm

sorry, here I'll make it easy backgroundacoustic.com

Comment by Mark Hockenberry on June 13, 2009 at 3:37pm

Hi everyone, I'm a front porch picker myself (so to speak). Matter of fact, this is a picture of me on the front porch. I'll be tuned in to ya. come check out my music at backgroundacoustic.com for a good listen/free download or 2.

Comment by Bill Bailey on May 24, 2009 at 8:54am

Sounds like a great group to be part of.

Comment by Bob McGowan on May 24, 2009 at 12:47am

Sounds mighty fine muaythaijjj !! i was in the sttes last October and cayht the hardly Strictly Bluegrass festival in San Francisco... awesome got to see some of my bluegrasss eroes inv=cluding Earl Scruggs Raicky Scaggs and Del mcCrury! the Aussie Front porch pickers live at
http://www.myspace.com/frontporchpickers
But must admit i'm a pretty slack myspace person...
just about to go to the front porch and pick a coupla tunes and have a coupla Coopers pale ales

Comment by muaythaijjj on May 23, 2009 at 9:21am

porch pickin and drinkin time here in georgia people! time to make some bbq and do the beer shot, beer shot. 6-8 hours of pickin on the porch is common. wild turkey 101 and corona make a damn good team. sweet georgia brown is a damn good beer too! can't go wrong with terrapin. when the sun goes down i'll break out the old 5 string banjo... yeah come on!!!

Comment by DMackey on May 22, 2009 at 9:29pm

Hey JA,
I forgot about that event......where was it held?
Was "Valley Road" and the infamous Johnny Goss there?

Comment by Johnny Adams on May 22, 2009 at 2:09pm

Wish you guys could've been to the Fletcher Brothers Blue Grass Reunion in Hokes Bluff, Al last weekend. Some very talented pickers were there.

Comment by DMackey on May 10, 2009 at 8:57pm

Hello Bob,
Its great to have you here and I appreciate your comment. Im a fan of almost all acoustic music and have big bluegrass influences. Would your band have a website where I could view and or sample your music, or maybe on youtube? I love the complexity as well as simplicity of bluegrass. I am currently playing with an informal group in a sort of jam session but nothing serious. We welcome anyone of all abilities to visit but have 4 or 5 core members and we play mostly old hits from the past classic blues and rock. Im the only grass friendly one there at the moment. I hope to get the grass to start growing on some of them eventually. Its great stuff.
thanks again for the comment and feel free to tell us more about your group.

Comment by Bob McGowan on May 10, 2009 at 2:38am

Hi
I'm from Mebourne Austalia and I actually play in a group called, you guesed it, The Front Porch Pickers. We play a rather eclectic mix of songs, unplugged, from buegrass to blues and a bit of jazz.... glad to make your acquaintaince!

We often play songs on the mandolin player's front porch ... hence the name... drinking home brew and playing our favourite songs... usually bluegrass,

See y'all around

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