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| − | ''Paul Trenwith'' was a founding member of the [[Hamilton County Bluegrass Band]]. ''Trenwith'' was Hamilton born and raised, attending primary school in Te Rapa and then Fairfield College. As a boy he played ukulele, before taking up the banjo. His banjo playing was inspired by the picking style of ''Earl Scruggs''. He has released an album, [[Bluegrass Picking]], which includes songs written (or co-written) by him over the previous 40 years. | + | ''Paul Trenwith'' was a founding member of the [[Hamilton County Bluegrass Band]]. ''Trenwith'' was Hamilton born and raised, attending primary school in Te Rapa and then Fairfield College. As a boy he played ukulele, before taking up the banjo. His banjo playing was inspired by the picking style of ''Earl Scruggs''. He has released an album, [[Bluegrass Picking]], which includes songs written (or co-written) by him over the previous 40 years. |
| − | He also plays | + | Following the split of [[Hamilton County Bluegrass Band]], Trenwith recorded two albums with his wife [[Colleen Trenwith]]; [[Fresh From The Country]] (1976) and [[Brand New Day]] (1986). Two other albums were released as ''Trenwiths and Friends'', [[Gospel]] (1979) and [[Now To The King]] (1987). |
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| + | He also plays in the ''Trenwith Boys'', with is sons [[Mike Trenwith|Mike]] (dobro), [[Jeremy Trenwith|Jeremy]] (guitar and bass), [[Sam Trenwith|Sam]] (drums and guitar) and [[Tim Trenwith|Tim]] (bass). His sons have played in [[Radiator]], [[Broken Harmonium]] and [[Late 80's Mercedes]]. | ||
==Published Articles== | ==Published Articles== | ||
Revision as of 22:55, 1 July 2012
Paul Trenwith was a founding member of the Hamilton County Bluegrass Band. Trenwith was Hamilton born and raised, attending primary school in Te Rapa and then Fairfield College. As a boy he played ukulele, before taking up the banjo. His banjo playing was inspired by the picking style of Earl Scruggs. He has released an album, Bluegrass Picking, which includes songs written (or co-written) by him over the previous 40 years.
Following the split of Hamilton County Bluegrass Band, Trenwith recorded two albums with his wife Colleen Trenwith; Fresh From The Country (1976) and Brand New Day (1986). Two other albums were released as Trenwiths and Friends, Gospel (1979) and Now To The King (1987).
He also plays in the Trenwith Boys, with is sons Mike (dobro), Jeremy (guitar and bass), Sam (drums and guitar) and Tim (bass). His sons have played in Radiator, Broken Harmonium and Late 80's Mercedes.
Published Articles
- Music Man Finally Comes of Age, Hamilton News, 15 June 2012, P3
