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His signature album, Don’t Mean Maybe, was released in 1978. Banjoist Jonathan Hunt, who helps run the bimonthly concerts at the Fiddle Shop, says, “Hickman was a genius player. He took me to higher level of banjo playing.”
John Hickman (October 7, 1942 – May 11, 2021) [1] was an American five-string banjo player. Hickman was born in Columbus, Ohio. He started playing the banjo at the age of 13. [2] In 1969, he moved to California, and began performing together with fiddle player Byron Berline and guitarist Dan Crary. [2]
Don't mean maybe 2:30 Composer: B. Berline-J. Hickman; Double Stop Music, ASCAP Place: Easy Street Recordings, Studio City, CA Instruments: John Hickman-bj; Byron Berline-f; Dan Crary-g; George Hickman-ebs Vocals: (Instrumental)
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20. Apr. 1995 · His resume includes Byron Berline’s Sundance, Berline Crary & Hickman, and currently the expanded version of BC&H, California. “Don’t Mean Maybe,” his 1978 solo album now reissued...
12. Mai 2021 · There was only a single banjo album, Don’t Mean Maybe in 1978, which brought him tremendous attention in the banjo community. A humble and unassuming man, the limelight was never something he craved, and John seemed most comfortable in the accompanist’s role, where he excelled over five albums with Berline, Crary, and Hickman ...
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