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SEBA PUBLICATIONSPublications Chairman
C.S. “Charlie” Robinson678 665-1112
Email [email protected]
Contributors to this month's issue
Steve Dyrda Jim Adkins
Tristan Weeks Elizabeth Weber
Bonnie Robinson Dennis Ellerbee
Brad Oviatt
We're still looking for your name on our
contributions list too!
SEBA Board of DirectorsJim Coleman Don Simons
Dr. Bruce Hunn Charlie Robinson
The SEBA Breakdown is a production of
The Southeastern
Bluegrass Association, Inc
P.O. Box 20286, Atlanta, GA 30325.And is published monthly
Copyright 2010, All rights reserved.
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ans, musicians, promoters, vendors, and
friends of BLUEGRASS music, joined
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publicize the music and BLUEGRASS
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THE SEBA BREAKDOWN.
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From
the Editor’s Desk
Well this issue of your Breakdown commemoratesone year since I began producing it for you. I would like topersonally thank everyone who has contributed and continuesto contribute making it a worthwhile publication. I have learned a
lot and really appreciate all the kind comments and suggestions.As a new year approaches I look back fondly on the challengesthat we have faced and some of the folks who helped shapethose changes we have accomplished. Your dedication continues to bean inspiration to everyone.
Regrettably, I will be leaving my administrative duties this month andhave informed the Board of Directors that I will assist them in making a smoothtransition during this process. Much work still needs to be done and I have everyconfidence they will work in your best interests. I wish them great success asthe new year begins.All my best to everyone for a blessed and happy holiday season.C.S. “Charlie” Robinson
678 665-1112
Our thanks to everyone who took the time to fill out the
Survey and Voting ballot last month.
It is reassuring to know how you view SEBA and want to h
decide our future direction.
Thank you all
Many members have signed up for the FREE Efans Bluegrass Happenin
newsletter and some have not been getting it. We have not found the cause y but it is being sent to all who requested it. One possible reason for you not get
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New SEBA ChapterSEBA has been receiving request for chapter locations in many areas wthere are none.. All chapters exist because of the dedicated people in dif
geographical areas who wanted a much more enriching music communThey organized among their friends and music fans to create new SE
chapters and now enjoy the benefits of services and our long lines ooutreach communication to the community.
You too can form a new SEBA chapter in your community. For mor deon this great opportunity in your area write us at info@sebabluegrass.
SEBA CALHOUN, GA
Steve Dyrda 770 608-8729
Harris Arts Center 212 S. Wall StreetCalhoun, GA 30701 2nd Sunday 3 - 6pm
SEBA ELLIJAY, GA
Al or Dana Henderson 706 635-3786
Gilmer County Senior Center 111 Gilmer StreetEllijay, GA 30540 2nd Thurs. 6:30 - 9pm
SEBA MARIETTA, GA
Jim Starkey 770-906-4408
Church Of Our Redeemer 2625 Canton HighMarietta, GA 30066 4th Sunday 2:30 – 5:3
SEBA DAHLONEGA, GA
Raymond Busbee
Vickery House 202 Vickery DriveDahlonega, GA 30533 3rd Sunday 3 - 6pm
SEBA FAYETTEVILLE, GA
Preston Thompson 770 358-3143
Fayette Community Church 405 Fayette PlaceFayetteville, GA 30214 3rd Sunday 3 - 6pm
New! SEBA TAG (Chattonooga, TN) N
Carson Madewell 423-624-3063
[email protected] Silverdale CumberlPresbyterian Church, 7407 Bonny Oaks Driv
Chattanooga, TN. 37421 3rd Sunday 2 -5p
SEBA CENTRAL
John Miller 404 831-2676
Emory Presbyterian Church 1886 North Decatur RdAtlanta, GA 30307 2nd Sunday 3 - 6pm
SEBA FOOTHILLS, SC
Don Acevedo 864 376-1482
Breazeale's Grocery Bluegrass 5109 Liberty HwyPendleton, SC 29670 4th Saturday 6:30 - 11pm
SEBA WINDER, GA
Scott & Elizabeth Weber 770-207-9223
St. Anthony's Episcopal Church 174 St. AnthonyWinder, GA 30680 1st Sunday 3 - 6p
SEBA BandsSEBA Bands
We are still waiting to receive the email addresses
your band members so they will have access to th
newsletter beginning in January 1st.
After all they are SEBA members too!
Simply drop us a line here at the breakdown with th
names and addresses and we will send them instructio
Just one more way we try to better serve you
NEW 2011NEW 2011
BROCHURESBROCHURES
ARE ON THEIRARE ON THEIR
WAYWAYhe new 2011 SEBA Membershiprochures & Applications are on their waynd will be ready for distribution toveryone at the annual Awards Show &
Meeting. These new attractive brochuresre SEBA's “Silent Salesman” and are notnly for new member applications andenewals, but they can be used to updateour information. Another feature is thebility to sign up for the FREE Efansluegrass Happenings newsletter, even for
hose not wanting to join right away. Bueure to have a representative from your hapter pick up yours on Dec 5 th.
Join in the FUN at one of SEBA's Monthly Jams & Chapter Meetings
New membership optionsBeginning January 1, 2011 dues for a Regular Membership will
e $20. All members will have access to the 'on line' version of theEBA Breakdown.
The new electronic memeberships, known as the SEBA E-
Membership is only $15 per year. This new membership level isor those who wish to read the Breakdown newsletters over thenternet or print it out in color at their convience , and not receive it
n their mailbox. (Not reccomended for dial up connections)Family Membership At 25 per year this new membership is
reat for the whole family. A copy of the printed version of thereakdown comes to your mailbox each month. Then you and allour family members can access the 'on line' newsletter.
The new Professional Membership at $35 per year gets you arinted copy of the SEBA Breakdown and your band members or usiness partners also receive access to the 'on line' version. Youso receive “Members Only” information, notices and occasionalpecial offers' sent to you giving you information and marketingportunities or suggestions that may otherwise be unavailable.nyone wanting a SEBA web page will be able to join at this
ery special level of membership.
A Very Worthy
Cause
Atlanta, GA. The MARS HILL PORCH PICKERS will play liWRFG 89.3 FM RADIO 8:30 p.m. to 10p.m., Wednesday Decembto help promote WSB radio personality HERB EMERY's TOYSTOTS. Then again on Sat Dec 4th , at HERB EMERY's Annual T
for TOTS Fundraiser at the "BBQ HOUSE" west of Atlanta on ThoRoad between I-20 and US 278 right next door to the HarleyDavidson dealership.
Please listen in on Wed night then comand bring a toy and enjoy some fanBBQ at the "BBQ HOUSE on ThoRoad and Hwy -278 near & south of Lsprings. There will be lots of things foto do – the UNITED STATES MARWILL BE THERE IN FORCE, with allof displays and demonstrations.Join The MARS HILL PORCH PICKfor this great cause and visit them on ( www.mhchurch.com/porchpickers )
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AR 11-12 Newell Lodge Bluegrass Festival, http://www.newellresort.com/events.htm Folkston,A 912-496-2838
AR 18-19 Top of Georgia Bluegrass Jamboree, http://wwwgabluegrassjamboree.com Dillard, GA06-746-2690
PR 16-17 Bear on the Square Mountain Festival, http://www.BearOnTheSquare.org Dahlonega,A 706-864-7817
PR 16-17 Bear on the Square Mountain Festival, http://www.BearOnTheSquare.org Dahlonega,A 706-864-7817
PR 16 Raccoon Creek "Cousins for a Cure" Benefit Show, http://www.raccooncreekmusic.comallas, GA 770-943-2721
For those who enjoy Bluegrass & Gospelor those who enjoy Bluegrass & Gospel
Stained Glasstained Glasstained Glasstained Glass
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BluegrassBluegrass
Obsessed with Christmas?bsessed with Christmas?bsessed with Christmas?bsessed with Christmas?bsessed with Christmas?bsessed with Christmas?Not me !Not me !
Okay maybe just a little.kay maybe just a little.kay maybe just a little.kay maybe just a little.For those of y’all that know me personally, it’s pretty obviou
that I love Christmas. I love the lights, the food, the present
the tree, the ornaments, and all of the festivities that surroun
I’m a bit of a Christmas fanatic. I have probably collected m
ornaments in the past couple of years than my mother has in
entire 27 years of marriage.
But I’m not obsessed
anything. I only
“Google” the wor
“Christmas” proba
once a day.
I only have plans to one day have a twelve foot Christmas tr
the house. One year, I made everyone’s Christmas presents. In
I start decorating the day after Halloween. I’m not obsessed tho
My favorite thing about Christmas is this: the warm and
feeling the world gets where we forget about all of our differeand celebrate together. When else do people ever act as sof
kind to one another as they do at Christmas?
I love the warm and wonderful feeling the world is blanketed
at this time of year. We’ve been so blessed to be where we a
our lives whether we want to admit it or not and the reason we
been so blessed is worth celebrating.
That’s what I love. I love getting together with my family
spending time together celebrating the birth of our savior. W
gift he was to the world! What a sacrifice! That’s what r
matters. It’s not the tree, the lights, the presents or the foodremembering what a precious gift we were given that holy nigh
Fall on your knees! Oh, hear the angel voices! Fall on your knees! Oh, hear the angel voices!
O night divine, the night when Christ was born;O night divine, the night when Christ was born;
Merry Christmas Everyone! Merry Christmas Everyone!
P.S. Many of y'all have watched me grow up, and I'm finally get
married in March. I'm collecting addresses to send out invitati
and if you'd like to come to the wedding, please email me you
address to [email protected] or send me a n
to 215 Mill Creek Rd. Woodstock, Ga 30188. There's going to
plenty of room and tons of good food! I love y'all!
The Silence of Three FiddlesThere is a silence that will never reach the memories of those who wereprivileged to hear or know Roger Everett, Dallas Burell or Morris
Mousey” Haygood. Each had a talent rarely found in bluegrass or any
ther music genera today.
Roger Everett was ill for years and never let on. Instead he was happy to
play as he did for so many years and enjoy friends and fans of the
Everett Brothers Band & Everett's Music Barn. The strains of his strongistinctive fiddle playing with the band will not be soon forgotten.
The irrepressible Dallas Burrell at 84, still stayed out all night pickinwith as many people as could keep up with him. When his bow struck
he fiddle, people gathered around and even though most never knew it,
legend was performing, just for them. He was aloof and some never
uite understood him, but we all understood the music of Dallas.
Morris or “Mousey” as those close knew him, was a jewel of a man in
ife and as a veteran musician. Although many knew of his bass playing,
t was his fiddle work that caught the ears of audiences and musicians
like. His styling on the fiddle were as pure as the original music and it's
istorical significance to bluegrass and country music.
Yes, there is a silence here that many will never hear as long the the
memories of great musicians such as these are not forgotten. Only oneuestion remains. Who will carry on the great traditions they gave us
nd shared so freely with so many?
Precious Memories Dallas Burell, age 84 passed away at his home in Decatur GA.
Our loss is great, but knowing he's at rest with his beloved
Ramona is reassuring. Friends can look forward to a celebration of his
ife in January. We will let you know when the arrangements are in
place.
Morris “Mousey” Haygood, age 69
passed away on Monday, Sept. 27, 2010 at
his residence in Canton, GA. An incredible talenton fiddle and bass. The unassuming Haygood was a
mainstay in North Georgia bluegrass and country
music for years. Our condolences to the family of
his great man and his contribution to to the richness
of the music we all love.
Roger Everett, age 61, of the famedEverett Brothers from of Sugar Hill, GA
died Friday, October 29, 2010 after an extendedllness . Roger was operator of Everett's Music Barn is Swanee GA.
Your guide to … Festivals Call before you go!
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Franks out there “Getting it Done”Actor/Entertainer Randall Franks brings
home one award in the midst of a whirlwind
of events over seven days.
In between hosting the Bluegrass Bands
Helping Hands concert in Dalton, Ga. and
two days of concerts and competition at the39th Annual Grand Master Fiddler
Championship during the IBMA Fan Fest at
the Nashville Convention Center, he
squeezed in three award shows and a day at
the IBMA World of Bluegrass.
He performed at the ASE Awards in Atlanta,
Ga.; joined fellow gospel artists at the 2010
Singing News Fan Awards and Southern Gospel Music Association H
Fame induction at Dollywood in Pigeon Forge, Tenn. and fellow blu
artists at the International Bluegrass Music Association Awards
Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, TN.
As all the events came to a close, Franks took home with him a new
to add to his collection - the 2010 Bluegrass Band of the Year Awardthe Georgia Mafia Bluegrass Band from the Atlanta Socie
Entertainers. Members of the Georgia Mafia Bluegrass Band are A
Country Music Hall of Fame members Jerry and Helen Burke, J. MaTeena McKee, Rick Smith, and Dean Marsh.
WINDER CONTINUES TO BE INVOLVED IN COMMUNITY
Maysville, GA Oct. 24th several
members from Winder SEBA
attended the 183rd Homecoming
of Dry Pond United MethodistChurch in Maysville, GA. The
Weber Family (Scott Lizabeth and
Zach) sang during the church
service, then we enjoyed Dinner
on the Grounds.
olks from Winder SEBA then put on a one hour
plus concert inside the lovely historic church.
Different members of Winder stepped up to the
mic sang while the rest of the group backed themp. We even had a few members from the church
oin us (two of them were under 10 years old.
~future SEBA members? :- )
You can record like a pro
Home Recording SystemsDennis El
In today’s age of modern technology anyone can have a drecording studio right in their home. If you own a computer, an
willing to invest a few hundred dollars, you can get started withhome recording. There are all types of systems out there such as
Cakewalk, Pro Tools, CuBase, Sony etc. These systems allow y
record tracks, compose, edit, mix down, and master right on
computer. Do a little research ahead of time on the systems. Sommore complicated than others, and some have more added fea
usually at a larger price. Most of these systems come wi
instruction manual that is several inches thick. And most of them
get fairly complicated, but never fear. Most all of the systemstutorials on YouTube that will explain how to record and use the sy
features. Once you have decided which system you want, you ne
audio interface. This allows you to connect your instrumen
microphones to the computer. Most audio interfaces are
inexpensive. The audio interface plugs into your computer l
printer. After you have learned the basic recording system, you
want to add items to your system such as pitch correction
instruments, or studio monitors. The main thing is do some res
before you buy any of the systems. Most all have videos on Youexplaining their system and what it can do for you. Then have a
fun recording. The quality of the sound you can record is amazing
Sounds like a great Christmas idea! Dennis Ellerbee is a veteran
musician and performer. Currently living in Jackson, Georgia, he h years experience in many areas of the music business.
TerryBaucombPlays with
Wheel Hoss
Marietta Ga. Terryaucomb put on one
reat banjo workshop at
he Banjo.com Deering
anjo Day here.ccompanied by Greg
nd Janet Deering of Deering Banjos attendees enjoyed an up close
xperience with this talented group. An additional treat was Terry's
ife Cindy Baucomb of the nationally syndicated “Knee Deep inluegrass” radio show. After the workshops the crowd was entertained
y Terry's distinctive banjo stylings accompanied by SEBA's own
Wheel Hoss.
SEBA's Annual
Holiday Jam Meeting,Holiday Jam Meeting,
Elections & Awards Show Elections & Awards Show Your hosts are the SEBA Board of Directors and SEBA Calhoun
Again this year we''ll have a contest for the best vegetable dishes. Pleasefeel free to bring your desserts too!
Along with the special announcements about SEBA's new programs for
2011, there will be many awards presented and live bluegrass music toenjoy. As the afternoon goes on be ready to enjoy your very special guestsLittle Roy Lewis and Lizzy Long .. The Roy and Lizzy Show is outstanding
Don't Miss It!!
And again there will be Jamming, lots of Jamming!
We are expecting the general public and members from all nine chapters of
SEBA and everyone is looking forward to seeing YOU there too.
Sunday December 5th 2010
Doors open at 2pm Shows start at 4pmIf you need more information write us at
[email protected] or call 678 665-1112
The Harris Arts Center, 212 South Wall Street, Calhoun, G A
Randall Franks
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Music Community gathers to help ailing superstar lege
Charlie Louvin
Photo by: Dan Harr, Music News Nashville Left-Right: Camella Ramsey, Ron Block, Alison KraCharlie Louvin, Jerry Douglas, Viktor Krauss
BELL BUCKLE, TENN.--Country Music Hall of Fame and GOle Opry member Charlie Louvin along with the Bell BuBanquet Hall in Bell Buckle, Tenn., would like to thank everywho came out for the benefit concert and auction on Saturday nOct. 30. Over $20,000 was raised to help Louvin, who is batt pancreatic cancer, with his medical bills.
"I'm not surprised, not really," said performer Valerie Smith, helped host the event. "Everybody loves Charlie and everywants to be able to give back to someone who has given sto much to country music."
"It was such a pleasure table to help a dear frienneed," said J. Gregory Heiof the Bell Buckle CafeBanquet Hall. "And it wasweet of Alison Krauss to hdear friend in need andappreciative to everyone supported this benefit tremendously."
"I'm thrilled with all the pe
that were here and I apprethe folks who gave sometto the auction," said Louvin
The star-studded evening included Patsy and Donna Stoneman olegendary Stoneman Family; Valerie Smith & Becky BuWildwood Valley Boys; Jon Weisberger; Mike Scott; Ray Michael Cleveland, Mike Allen; Bobby Powell; Jeff Berry; Haley, Wilford Ray; Billy Kitchen; Kristi Morris Band; ShaneBlackwell; Kraig Smith and more.
Of course, the highlight of the evening was a set of five LouvinBrothers songs performed by Americana megastar Alison Kraussalong with Union Station members Ron Block and Jerry Douglas brother Viktor Krauss and friend Carmella Ramsey.
Thanks to SEBA member Penni McDaniel & Hope River Entertainme
Charlie Performing with Valarie Smith,Becky Buller Jon Weisberger and others
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months.
To place ad, contact [email protected]
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ducation Award from the Atlanta Country Music Hall of Fame. 770-422-0220.
ANJO LESSONS - available in East Atlanta area from Geoff Hohwald, author f the Banjo Primer Book and DVD. Beginners to advanced. Includes instructionn playing backup and jamming. Free lessons available ateebanjovideos.com. If you wish to take private or group lessons call 404 218580 or e mail [email protected].
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2/03/10 Fri Claire Lynch Band & Guest Dana Cooper, Eddie's Attic, Decatur, GA, 8pm - 10pm, http://www.eddiesattic.com, Box Office, [email protected], 404-377-4976
2/03/10 Fri Kris Youmans & THE DC-3s, REDLIGHT CAFE, Atlanta, GA, 8pm-9pm, http://www.redlightcafe.com, Kris Youmans, [email protected], 678-773-8027
2/04/10 Sat The Claire Lynch Band, Randy Wood Guitars, Bloomingdale, GA, 7:30pm - 9:30pm, Kim fowler
2/04/10 Sat The Claire Lynch Band, Randy Wood Guitars, Bloomingdale, GA, 7:30pm - 9:30pm, http://www.randywoodguitars.com, Box Office, 912.748.1930
2/05/10 Sun SEBA's Holiday Awards Show, The Harris Arts Center, Calhoun, GA, 1:30 pm - 7pm, http://sebapulblications.org, Steve Dyrda & Charlie Robinson, [email protected], 6665-1112
2/07/10 Tue Marietta Weekly Tuesday Night Jam, Australian Bakery Cafe, Marietta, GA, 7pm - 9pm, http://www.australianbakery.com, Gregory Beyer, [email protected], 66222
2/07/10 Tue Weekly Jam, Steverino's Bluegrass Jam, Duluth, GA, 6PM - 9PM, http://welchomatic.homelinux.com, Rob Welch, [email protected], (404) 357-1393
2/09/10 Thu Whiskey Bent Vally Boys, Red Light Cafe, Atlanta, GA, Performance at 9pm, http://www.redlightcafe.com, Bill Hoover, [email protected], 404-874-7828
2/10/10 Fri Georgia Crackers, Laurel Theatre, Knoxville, TN, 8pm - 10pm, http://www.jubileearts.org/index.html
2/10/10 Fri LC JAMBOREE, Historic War Memorial Building, Lenoir City, TN, Open mic at 7:00 pm; first band at 7:30 pm, http://www.lcjam.info, Joe McCulley, [email protected], 865766757
2/11/10 Sat Georgia Crackers, Barking Legs Theatre, Chattanooga, TN, 8pm - 10pm, http://www.barkinglegs.org/
2/12/10 Sun Nancy Creek, Old Tucker Fountain, Tucker, GA, 6 - 7 pm with Jam afterward, http://www.sebabluegrass.org/members/detail.php?id=1664, James Coleman, [email protected], 770-427-9036
2/12/10 Sun SEBA Calhoun Monthly Jam, Harris Arts Center, Calhoun, GA, 3pm - 6pm, http://www.cgarts.org, Steve Dyrda, [email protected], 770-608-8729
2/12/10 Sun Winder SEBA Pickin', St. Anthony's Episcopal Church, Winder, GA, 3-6 PM, Scott Weber, [email protected], 770-207-9223
2/14/10 Tue Marietta Weekly Tuesday Night Jam, Australian Bakery Cafe, Marietta, GA, 7pm - 9pm, http://www.australianbakery.com, Gregory Beyer, [email protected], 66222
2/14/10 Tue Weekly Jam, Steverino's Bluegrass Jam, Duluth, GA, 6PM - 9PM, http://welchomatic.homelinux.com, Rob Welch, [email protected], (404) 357-1393
2/16/10 Thu The Blackberry Bushes, Red Light Cafe, Atlanta, GA, Performance at 9pm, http://www.redlightcafe.com, Bill Hoover, [email protected], 404-874-78282/18/10 Sat "Mountain Heart Band Concert", Cherokee Arts Center Theater, Canton, GA, "December 18th" , Show Starts at 8pm, http://www.cherokeearts.org/events/, Cherokee Arts Cen
[email protected], 770-704-6244
2/18/10 Sat Mountain Heart Band in Concert, Cherokee Arts Center Theater, Canton, GA, Show Starts 7:00pm, http://www.cherokeearts.org, Angie, [email protected], 770-704-6
2/19/10 Sun Facing South, Old Tucker Fountain, Tucker, GA, 6 - 7 pm with Jam afterward, http://www.sebabluegrass.org/members/detail.php?id=1664, Mike Soucie, mike.soucie@comca770-934-1675
2/19/10 Sun Picking for Osteen, Al Osteen Benefit, Pickens, SC, 12:00 PM-8:00 PM, http://https://sites.google.com/site/alosteenbenefit/, Doug Flowers, [email protected], 706-755
2/21/10 Tue Marietta Weekly Tuesday Night Jam, Australian Bakery Cafe, Marietta, GA, 7pm - 9pm, http://www.australianbakery.com, Gregory Beyer, [email protected], 66222
2/21/10 Tue Weekly Jam, Steverino's Bluegrass Jam, Duluth, GA, 6PM - 9PM, http://welchomatic.homelinux.com, Rob Welch, [email protected], (404) 357-1393
2/26/10 Sun Old Tucker Fountain, Old Tucker Fountain, Tucker, GA, http://www.sebabluegrass.org/members/detail.php?id=1664, David Belcher, [email protected], 678-231-782
2/28/10 Tue Marietta Weekly Tuesday Night Jam, Australian Bakery Cafe, Marietta, GA, 7pm - 9pm, http://www.australianbakery.com, Gregory Beyer, [email protected], 66222
2/28/10 Tue Weekly Jam, Steverino's Bluegrass Jam, Duluth, GA, 6PM - 9PM, http://welchomatic.homelinux.com, Rob Welch, [email protected], (404) 357-13931/02/10 Sun Old Tucker Fountain, Old Tucker Fountain, Tucker, GA, http://www.sebabluegrass.org/members/detail.php?id=1664, David Belcher, [email protected], 678-231-782
1/04/10 Tue Weekly Jam, Steverino's Bluegrass Jam, Duluth, GA, 6PM - 9PM, http://welchomatic.homelinux.com, Rob Welch, [email protected], (404) 357-1393
1/09/10 Sun Nancy Creek, Old Tucker Fountain, Tucker, GA, 6 - 7 pm with Jam afterward, http://www.sebabluegrass.org/members/detail.php?id=1664, James Coleman, [email protected], 770-427-9036
1/11/10 Tue Weekly Jam, Steverino's Bluegrass Jam, Duluth, GA, 6PM - 9PM, http://welchomatic.homelinux.com, Rob Welch, [email protected], (404) 357-1393
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