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Kirk Guthaus-Guitarist, Music for any occasion
(6)
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Killeen, TX -
Classical Guitarist
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10 Verified Bookings
Jack H. said “Kirk was just GREAT in all aspects!!!!”
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Uncle Sam Wants Banjo Players
- Cheyenne, WY
- Banjo Player
- Travels up to 30 miles
- $50/hr
Overview
I play music from America's heritage (folk music). I also explain how banjos work and encourage others to learn to play them. I perform for special occasions, events, background music, coffee shops, children and adults, and can even play the national anthem.
2 Reviews
Kayla S. •
October 8, 2019
Our event was a full day of lectures, interviews, and heavy discussion topics. To keep energy up, we invited Uncle Sam to play his banjo during breaks and interact with our crowd. He looked the part exactly and brought gravitas and joy to the role.
Hired as:
Folk Singer, Banjo Player
Folk Singer, Banjo Player
Annette B. •
February 12, 2019
Gary delighted our group members with his banjo performance, history lesson and humor all tied into one. He also researched and performed songs specific to the group's interests. Gary is a class act!
Hired as:
Banjo Player
Banjo Player
Booking Info
Price Range: $50/hr
Languages: English
Insurance: $1,000,000 - K&K
What to Expect
Uncle Sam playing American songs on an old-fashioned banjo.
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