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Jim Smoak (born July 7, 1934) is an American bluegrass and country music banjo player from Louisiana. Smoak may be the first bluegrass banjoist to have come from that state. Smoak was born and raised on a farm in Round O, South Carolina and learned banjo playing from his parents. He performed on WROL radio when he was eighteen years old.
Home page of Jim Smoak, from Louisville, Kentucky. The music of Jim Smoak and his Smokin' Banjo.
Jim Smoak. 12/27/2023. Music and Fun for Everyone. The Depot Museum was a hoping place on Saturday, December 2. Mike Cleveland (fiddle and mandolin) joined us again this year. Brian Allen on guitar; Rob Whitmer on bass fiddle; Johanna Rippey some vocals and yours truly banjo and vocalls.
Bluegrass musician. Born July 7, 1934. Full name: James Benjamin Smoak. Banjo player. Band affiliations include the Louisiana Honeydrippers and the Cumberlands. Author of several banjo instruction books.
22 de abr. de 2024 · A collection and oral history of 3-finger style bluegrass banjo player Jim Smoak by 2013 Appalachian Sound Archive Fellow Joe O'Connell.
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Listen to music by Jim Smoak on Apple Music. Find top songs and albums by Jim Smoak including Old Dan Tucker, The Lakes of Ponchartrain and more.
