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Date Posted: 10:54:52 07/22/05 Fri
Author: gW
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Subject: THE CHICKEN DANCERS

There is a really weird sociological phenomenon that happens when people hear a banjo.

It is often referred to as "the chicken dance" by banjo players around the world.

A banjo will be playing somewhere and people will all of a sudden jump up, tuck in their arms, start bobbing their heads and make these odd hopping motions while flapping their elbows up and down.

Just about anywhere a banjo is playing, somebody is going to be inspired to break out in a chicken dance. And these chickens usually travel in flocks. Whole crowds of people have been seen to jump up and start flapping.

from ..... "The How and the Tao of Old Time Banjo" a genuine, printed on paper and sold in stores around the world "book". You can buy a copy at the Pik-Ware Publishing web site or from Amazon. It is also available from your local bookstore or music store.

or read it for FREE on the web: http://www.ezfolk.com/banjo/howtao/

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