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Influences: Gillian Welch, Laura Veirs, and all that good and bad music I listened to growing up

Elsa Hay is a singer-songwriter playing old-time clawhammer banjo. She lives in Seattle, WA.

#1	From a picture country-folk	3 Feb 7
#2	Cowgirl Pink and Farmer Red folk banjo	2 Feb 9
#3	Animal Love folk banjo seattle	1 Feb 10
#4	Owl and Me folk banjo seattle	1 Feb 12
#5	Fifty Pounds Down folk banjo seattle	1 Feb 14
#6	So Long Snow country-folk banjo seattle	2 Feb 16
#7	On The Bus folk banjo seattle	2 Feb 19
#8	Try on a New Life folk banjo seattle	1 Feb 20
#9	Cream filled life folk banjo seattle	3 Feb 21
#10	Walking in the middle of the road folk banjo seattle	2 Feb 23
#11	Friday Fried Egg folk banjo seattle	2 Feb 23
#12	Front Porch Fantasy folk banjo seattle	1 Feb 24
#13	Cozy Love folk banjo seattle	2 Feb 26
#14	Out on the Sea folk banjo seattle lullaby	4 Mar 1

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@tuneslayer2018 Mar 23

Thanks for letting me know about the concert! It will depend on location and transportation. Please keep me informed at the email address in my profile.
@standup Mar 12

FWIW, the FAWM website doesn't go down until about 3 weeks (or 2. Or 3 days) before the next FAWM. But it does clear out, and by April will be a ghost town. But all of our songs and comments will hang around until early next year.
@ceilidh Mar 11

Please drop me an e-mail if you go forward with a FAWM open mic event. My husband's e-mail is on my profile.
@saulius Mar 1

Thanks for your nice comment on Golden Hour. The "caramel off her apple stick" line should be familiar to you - that was from the random word exercise we did at the FAWM meeting on Feb 1, 2019. I just circled those words and used them.
@andybalham Feb 23

Thanks for your comment on Bitcoin Island. I think you could well be right in that some sort of motif or refrain between verses would work well and add a nice but of variation.
@fionna Feb 12

Thanks for your feedback on “Stolen Summer.” I think I agree with you about cutting the 2nd verse.
@alg123 Feb 10

Thank you for listening to my song! And I really appreciate the constructive feedback - I am looking for that kind of input when folks have time to give it. I look forward to listening to you and your banjo!