Twograss in NH more band photos Eddie
& Martha Adcock (also guitar, mandolin, & bass)
Bob
Peelstrom
PO Box
1049
Meredith, NH
03253
(603)
279-6032
This is a home-made space... It replaces the Uncle Bob’s Woodshop web site. It contains photos and music for friends and customers. I still do custom work and repairs, but not from the Meredith Main Street location. I'm now about a half-mile North on Route 3. The phone number is still the same: (603) 279-6032
Just released: "See Around That Corner" a new CD by Idol Hands (with Ellen Carlson, guest fiddler) click here for details
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Bob
Peelstrom
PO Box
1049
Meredith, NH
03253
(603)
279-6032
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I organized RTB while I was still in high school (yes, that's David Gates the prize-winning author). The Flashbacks started out as a keep-our-fingers-in-shape pastime for the two guys kneeling, Bob & Dave Light. When Bill Very, Buster Horton, & Bill Tyler joined, it evolved into the most successful oldies band in New England. Listen to Dave Light doing "Hound Dog".
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During my undergraduate years at UConn, I played in two bands. The Snake Hill Boys are pictured below: Jens Lund, Dick Smith, me, and (hidden) Ken Arnaldi. When Ken left, I recruited a high-school "kid", Dick Fegy - who went on to become David Bromberg's right-hand man. The band on the stage of the Grand Ol' Opry Road Show is The Cedar Mountain Boys. I played bass; Bob Smith played banjo and Charlie Smith played guitar. The leader of the group was multi-instrumentalist Sam Tidwell. At the International Bluegrass Music Museum, Sam is honored as being one of 200 Bluegrass pioneers.
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