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Jason
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Don Reno style instructional 5 DVD set:
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www.renopicker.com
Our band websites:
http://www.renopicker.com
My Free Don Reno Workshop:
http://www.banjohollow.ic24...
The Don Reno Fan Club:
http://groups.yahoo.com/gro...
About Me:
Our band websites:
www.RENOPICKER.com
My Free Don Reno Workshop:
http://www.banjohollow.ic24...
The Don Reno Fan Club:
http://groups.yahoo.com/gro...
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Don Reno and Red Smiley
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Thanks! Great Site!
Billy Lee Cox
I love what you are doing. I saw Reno and Smiley many times as a boy at the WRVA Old Dominion Barn Dance. Reno was a uniquely gifted musician.
I recall seeing the ten-year-old Ronnie Reno standing on a wooden box to reach the microphone and singing "I Like 'Lasses (molasses)".
All the best.
Norman Marshall
I'm sure he played several, but I'm talkling about the one called "ol nellie".
Which one today is closest to that one?