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Jean Paul Pickens: Born May 6, 1937: Origin: Vernon, Texas, United States: Died: July 6, 1973 (aged 36) Genres: bluegrass, acid rock: Occupation(s) Musician, poet, artist: Instrument(s) Banjo, acoustic and electrified: Years active: 1959–1973: Labels: MEA, Vanguard, Locust Music
Many of the young players in the local acid rock scene were fascinated with J.P.'s rapid fire banjo playing, fueled by his love for the east Indian music of Ravi Shankar especially, and he would play raga-like extended compostions loosely based on old bluegrass standards, on his banjo.
David Meltzer: composer; guitarist. Tina Meltzer: vocalist. Denny Ellis: lead guitarist. John Payne: keyboardist. Jean-Paul Pickens: banjo player. David Stensen: bassist. Clark Coolidge: composer; drummer. The Serpent Power were an American psychedelic rock and folk rock group active in the 1960s .
Jean Paul was playing lots of music; he'd switched to guitar, then settled on the banjo, jamming with various players in jazz, folk or bluegrass modes. Our house in Topanga Canyon, like many others, was a glorified shack.
10 de ene. de 2023 · One of the most famous banjo players has to be Early Scruggs who was born in North Carolina in 1924 and was a modern pioneer of the instrument. Beginning his career at the age of 21, he was part of a few groups throughout his lifetime including “Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys”, “Foggy Mountain Boys”, “Flatt and Scruggs”, and ...
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14 de sept. de 2004 · On "Coo Coo Bird", Pickens begins with a wash of strings before launching into some swift and hyper-rhythmic but still remarkably melodic Americana banjo.
