Please feel free to leave me a "Hello" any time that you are visiting.  I would enjoy hearing from you.  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.  Or if you have a special request I will do my best to accomplish anything for anyone. 

Please make sure I have your e-mail address so I can keep you updated!
 
Thank  You!!

• • • Ahmed
    • Brisbane
    • Jun 1, 2010 @ 10:26 PM

  • Hey bro

    You have completely changed my perspective on Banjo playing. I've been playing for three years and could do with some help.

    aabua2@eq.edu.au

    Please add me to your mailing list.

• • • Jerry H
    • Canada
    • Oct 8, 2009 @ 7:33 AM

  • Don is only source of material I have found for guitar tuned banjo. He is always very quick to respond questions, to any questions and sends orders very quickly.

    He is a pleasure to deal with !!

• • • Susie Barger
    • Westerlo, NY
    • Apr 9, 2009 @ 7:08 PM

  • Hi, Don - great that you have this website. Thanks for the interesting tips! I play a tenor banjo and tenor guitar (CGDA) but still get lots of interesting ideas from your tips. Hope to see you at a banjo fest some day. Unfortunately, I won't make the Spring Fling in MA this year and will miss the crew.

    Susie

    Oh - Mailing address: 148 Flood Rd., Westerlo, NY 12193

• • • dave bolton
    • san antonio
    • Apr 7, 2009 @ 2:06 PM

  • 25415@sbcglobal.net pls add to mailing list

• • • J. L. Myers
    • Music City USA
    • Jun 26, 2008 @ 1:10 PM

  • Don; Congrats on an overdue honor! Looks like you had a grand time at the Induction. We are so excited about the new Museum and the prospects for next year's Festival in OKC. As you know, I'm going to lead a band of the usual suspects [my Strummers from Guthrie] at the Arkansas Rally in August. I hope you & Connie will join us!!! JL

• • • RMC
    • home
    • May 27, 2008 @ 7:54 PM

  • I LOVE YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!

• • • Bill Strech
    • Kingston, Michigan
    • May 18, 2008 @ 10:14 AM

  • Hi Don,

    Wish I could have met you at the Dearborn convention. Congrats on your induction. What a great honor. I am a brand new 65 year old, not yet retired, banjo player. So new that my banjo is still in the mail. Wish me luck for beginning at such an age. Love your site and hope to meet you someday. Bill