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Nick Hallman Photos | Digital Traditions

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Nick Hallman Photos | Digital Traditions
A multi-instrumentalist from the Piedmont, Nick Hallman is a life-long devotee of old-time country music indigenous to the South Carolina. As founding member of the Nickpickers, Hallman assembled one...
Loyd & Steve McGaha Photos | Digital Traditions

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Loyd & Steve McGaha Photos | Digital Traditions
Loyd “Slick” McGaha epitomized the essence of a traditional performer and nicely encapsulated the traditions of South Carolina as well. Slick learned to play “bones,” a traditional rhythmic technique...
J.C. Owens Photos | Digital Traditions

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J.C. Owens Photos | Digital Traditions
Master fiddler J.C. Owens learned from the best musicians in the South Carolina Upstate, his brother, Lonnie Owens, and the legendary Pink Cassels. Owens is a master of various fiddling styles native...
Harold Vernon Riddle Photos | Digital Traditions

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Harold Vernon Riddle Photos | Digital Traditions
Harold Vernon Riddle played the fiddle for well over fifty years. He was first exposed to the rural folk music of upstate South Carolina in the mill village of Glendale where he was born. He heard...
Gene Wyatt Photos | Digital Traditions

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Gene Wyatt Photos | Digital Traditions
Born and raised in a mill village in Converse, South Carolina, Gene Wyatt, or “Colonel Gene” as he was known on the music scene, first picked up the guitar when he was 10. From a musical family, Wyatt...