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[[Image:Landreth.jpg|thumb|right|David Landreth]] | [[Image:Landreth.jpg|thumb|right|David Landreth]] | ||
| − | '''David Landreth''' is a well known, much respected, old-time banjo player living in St. Louis, Missouri. He has been part of many influential bands throughout his career as a musician, including bands such as: ''The Alan Street Stringband'', ''The Vigortones'', ''The Combine'', and he currently plays in the band ''New Bad Habits''. His reputation is especially strong in the Midwest. His gracious and good nature has made him a local favorite. | + | '''David Landreth''' is a well known, much respected by some, old-time banjo player living in St. Louis, Missouri. He has been part of many influential bands throughout his career as a musician, including bands such as: ''The Alan Street Stringband'', ''The Vigortones'', ''The Combine'', and he currently plays in the band ''New Bad Habits''. His reputation is especially strong in the Midwest. His gracious and good nature has made him a local favorite. |
He released a solo cd in the late 90s titled ''Chairs'' which includes the playing of many other very fine Midwestern musicians. | He released a solo cd in the late 90s titled ''Chairs'' which includes the playing of many other very fine Midwestern musicians. | ||
Revision as of 16:53, May 1, 2007
David Landreth is a well known, much respected by some, old-time banjo player living in St. Louis, Missouri. He has been part of many influential bands throughout his career as a musician, including bands such as: The Alan Street Stringband, The Vigortones, The Combine, and he currently plays in the band New Bad Habits. His reputation is especially strong in the Midwest. His gracious and good nature has made him a local favorite.
He released a solo cd in the late 90s titled Chairs which includes the playing of many other very fine Midwestern musicians.