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Earle Girl
La Habra ,CA
United States

Member since
April 17, 2008

Hello... my name is Jenny and I recently "discovered" bluegrass music via Steve Earle and The Del McCoury Band. I don't play any instruments, but am DYING to hear some bluegrass music, and can't seem to find any bars or venues that feature live bluegrass music around my area. Do they even HAVE bluegrass festivals in Southern California??

So, my question is.... can I come to any of these jams just to listen?

I did buy a harmonica though, and am trying to learn how to play it - LOL!!!

Thanks,

Jenny, EarlGirl, The OC, California

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Michael T
New Port Richey ,FL
United States

Member since
January 20, 2008

I have a background in a lot of different styles and a couple instruments, but I am new to organized jamming (other than with friends and a lot of familiarity with those in the living room). Most performing I have been involved with was well rehearsed, choreographed etc. My wife has just started to become involved with music, and I am new to bluegrass/folk and the routines that seem to be common.

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