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ANYONE EVER HEARD OF A MOUNTAIN DULCIMER? OR DULCIMER MAKER ROSCOE HORTON?
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<p>[QUOTE="PadreDave, post: 3091351, member: 17572"]I have a Roscoe Horton dulcimer. I met him at a craft fair at Nawgers Nob in Townsend TN. Mine is from 1977 and is #165. He lived in Sevierville TN , I believe, and was known for his dulcimers. He taught me to play some songs and gave me this one for watching his table and drumming up his customers by showing how quickly you can learn to play. Nice man.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="PadreDave, post: 3091351, member: 17572"]I have a Roscoe Horton dulcimer. I met him at a craft fair at Nawgers Nob in Townsend TN. Mine is from 1977 and is #165. He lived in Sevierville TN , I believe, and was known for his dulcimers. He taught me to play some songs and gave me this one for watching his table and drumming up his customers by showing how quickly you can learn to play. Nice man.[/QUOTE]
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