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The Murphy Method Blog
http://blog.murphymethod.com
The Murphy Method is a way of teaching bluegrass music by ear. Our blog is where we keep in touch with the students of the Murphy Method community and keep them updated on what we are doing.
- Added on: Jul 3rd, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: caseyhenry
- Listed in: Music Adult Education
- Tags: guitar bass banjo mandolin dobro fiddle
Recent Posts
On The Road (again)
Casey Henry Well, after a short 37 hours at home I’m again packing up the car, but this time it’s not for work. It’s to Georgia for our family Thanksgiving. In addition to the turkey and ham and organic vegis and dairy products, I&#...
The Late, Great Allen Shelton: a BAND PLAYER
Red Henry Folks, this is Allen Shelton playing his tune “Bending the Strings”. I’m sending it out so that you can all see it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNWX2bV2_Yg This is a great performance by a late, great picker. And I was...
Dixie Bee-Liners American Revivial Tour-Day 25
Casey Henry Yesterday: last show of the tour. Cool old Vaudeville theater with a surprising amount of space in the dressing rooms. I had the BEST surprise. I knew that my cousin who lives here in Pittsburgh and her boyfriend were coming to the show. ...
What A Day Of Singing!
Murphy Henry Just got the last dish put into the dishwasher after Red’s birthday party this afternoon. It was a picking party, of course. We don’t know how to have any other kind! What do you do at a party if you don’t play music? I played banj...
Dixie Bee-Liners American Revival Tour-Day 24
Casey Henry This is gonna be a speed-blog because I’m running late and we’re about to load the van to drive 4 1/2 hours to our LAST GIG OF THE TOUR!! We were all a bit disappointed yesterday when we realized what a long drive it was. Orig...
Dixie Bee-Liners American Revival Tour-Day 23
Casey Henry Our band did a school outreach yesterday afternoon at St. John’s Lutheran School. The entire school was in attendence, a couple hundred K-8th graders. The littler kids were totally into it, clapping to almost every song, though not at a...
