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I continued to play a lot of music in the 1990s, and was employed at the corporate headquarters of CBM Computer Center; then at the International Bluegrass Music Museum in Owensboro; and then back in Lexington where I worked for orthopaedic surgeon Dr. Mary Lloyd Ireland at her own clinic, "Kentucky Sports Medicine."
July, 1990: Brian Powell and me, playing at Francisco's Farm arts fair, Midway, KY.
Oct., 1992: From 1992 I was working to help create the lnternational Bluegrass Music Museum in Owensboro, KY. Here I'm seen during our "Preview" Exhibit with my own photo of J.D. Crowe. From 1994 to 1995 I was the first Executive Director of the IBMM.
My card as IBMM Executive Director -- 1994 to 1995
July, 1993: Me (banjo) and John Johnson (bass) playing a show at the Woodland Jubilee in Lexington, with Kenny Baker (fiddle) and Josh Graves (dobro).
Sept. 1994: Carlton Haney, Neil V. Rosenberg, and me at the first IBMM "Storytelling" session
July 1995: Me, in front of Bill Monroe's homeplace, Rosine, KY, before it was restored. Photo by Grand Ole Opry photographer Les Leverett.
Sept.1995: Storytelling session at IBMA/IBMM: Kenny Baker, Curly Seckler, Josh Graves, me
Spring, 1996: The original band "Liberty Road": L-R: Wes Atha (guitar); Me (banjo); Terri Powell (bass);
Kati Penn (fiddle); Brian Powell (mandolin)
Kati Penn (fiddle); Brian Powell (mandolin)
Sept. 1999: Bluegrass show at the Kentucky Folklife Festival in Frankfort, KY: Brian Powell, Me, Hylo Brown, Frank Godbey
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