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Derroll Adams ‎– Feelin' Fine. Label: The Village Thing ‎– VTS 17. Format: Vinyl, LP, Album. Distributed by Transatlantic Records Ltd. Sleeve Notes "The Adams Mythology" by Andrew Means (From "Melody Maker", August 1972). Matrix, Runout: VTS 17 A IE.

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Banjo player Derroll Adams quietly influenced every musician he came in contact with during his life, and his hushed, stilled playing (he was an up-picker on the banjo, didn't frail, and certainly wasn't bluegrass) and the handful of songs he wrote all carry a sort of gentle, hard-earned wisdom. He was a friend to some pretty famous people in the nascent beat/folk scene of the early '50s, including Pete Seeger, Woody Guthrie, Will Geer, Cisco Houston, and Odetta. Donovan's "Epistle to Derroll" is here, as well as Allan Taylor's poignant "Banjo Man," which captures Adams' spirit as clearly as a photograph.

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Derroll Adams (born 27 November 1925 in Portland, Oregon; died 6 February 2000 in Antwerp, Belgium) was an American folk musician. Derroll was a noted exponent of the banjo. Although not well known in the mainstream, he inspired a host of other artists. During the 1950s, Adams was busking around the West Coast music scene when he met Ramblin' Jack Elliott in the Topanga Canyon area of Los Angeles.

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