Home Grown Hymns Wentzville, Missouri
I began to play guitar in my early teens. Having grown up in the Midwest USA, I was exposed early to bluegrass music and
found that I was drawn to it (I do however enjoy most all music).
By my late teen's and early twenty's, I joined a bluegrass band and begin playing at small local venues. For most of my adult life, I have played either guitar, mandolin or banjo in church services.
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