John Hartford
Ron Brooks
Hyperrhiz · 2021
doi:10.20415/hyp/023.r13 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
As a banjo player, John Hartford would eventually go on to found an entirely new genre of music (Newgrass) one that would open up possibilities for many of the musicians we know today: Noam Pikelny, Allison Brown, Bela Fleck, Danny Barnes--they all trace some part of their lineage back to him. But what draws me to Hartford is the writing, and the way that his writing reflects the obsession to compose.
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