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teamwork harmonies.”
During the choruses of "Breaking in a Red Pair of Shoes,” Ted, Ronnie, a guitarist named Richard, and a few other players would lean into the center of a small circle and hollar out the lyrics, harmonizing with each other. The song ended with a “whoop” from an observer.
Charlie: "A lot of the musicians, they wish that bluegrass would be more popular and it would get more money and all that type of stuff. It’s not a money making thing, and I think that’s good. It may not be good in the sense that you have a lot of musicians living on the edge, but on the other hand, the music doesn’t tend to get polluted. Bluegrass fans are usually fanatics and you’re not playing to please everybody. Everybody’s not doing ‘Country Roads,' or whatever the popular song of the moment is, just to please the broadest spectrum of people they can. Usually a bluegrass fanatic is a bluegrass fanatic and they more or less know or like the style. If it ever got to be different from that, I might begin to feel differently.”
Continued next week
Direct SS
Deposit Saves
People in the Culpeper area who receive Social Security checks can easily arrange to have them deposited directly into an account at any financial institution, according to Bruce A. Hundley, Social Security manager in Culpeper.
Direct deposit can be made to an account in a bank, savings bank, savings and loan association or similar institution, or Federal or State chartered credit union.
For more information about direct deposit, get in touch with a financial institution or ask at the Culpeper Social Security office, located at 806 N. Main Street.
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