Fox Chase - Music
Fox Chase by Lee Sexton
Lee Sexton
Artist Biography For Lee Sexton
Lee Sexton Born 1927 In Letcher County Kentucky Is An American Banjo Player From Letcher County Kentucky. He Began Playing The Banjo At The Age Of Eight And Is Proficient In The Two-Finger Picking And "drop-Thumb" Clawhammer Traditional Styles Of East Kentucky. He Also Sings. His Whoa Mule Album Includes Recordings From A 1952 Home Recording With Fiddler Fernando Lusk To Recordings Made In 2001. Four Solo Songs Also Appear On Smithsonian Folkways Album Mountain Music Of Kentucky. In 1999 Kentucky Governor Paul Patton Presented Lee With The Governor's Award In The Arts.
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Biography - Lee Sexton
Lee Sexton Born 1927 In Letcher County Kentucky Is An American Banjo Player From Letcher County Kentucky. He Began Playing The Banjo At The Age Of Eight And Is Proficient In The Two-Finger Picking And "drop-Thumb" Clawhammer Traditional Styles Of East Kentucky. He Also Sings. His Whoa Mule Album Includes Recordings From A 1952 Home Recording With Fiddler Fernando Lusk To Recordings Made In 2001. Four Solo Songs Also Appear On Smithsonian Folkways Album Mountain Music Of Kentucky. In 1999 Kentucky Governor Paul Patton Presented Lee With The Governor's Award In The Arts.
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