Dick Weissman
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Biography
Richard Weissman, known as Dick Weissman, was born Januaryâ¯21,â¯1935 in Philadelphia, United States. After studying at Goddard College, he moved to Newâ¯York City and coâfounded Theâ¯Journeymen with John Phillips and Scott McKenzie in 1961. The group released three albums and seven singles for Capitol Records before disbanding in 1964. Weissman issued the solo album The Things That Trouble My Mind the same year, then shifted to studio and songwriting. In 1972 he relocated to Colorado, published instructional books for banjo and guitar, and taught at the University of Colorado at Denver. His releases include Modern Banjo â Mountain Style (1979) and Night Sky (2016).
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- Old Joe Clark
- Smorgaschord
- Raynel's Wedding Dance
- Headed West
- One More Night on the Road
- If I'd Have Known Then
- Laredo Fantasy
- Erik's Train
- Trail Ridge Road
- Borderland Blues
- Banjo Pete's Skullduggery
- Lead Belly in Nashville
- Chez Vladimir
- Cherry Blossoms in the Delta
- Old Joe Clark
- Alderbrook
- Rhapsody for Ron
- Sunday Sermon
- Wolfgang's Banjo
- Crabtree's Lament
- Too Many Tears
- Mr. Ricks Rag
- The Other Side of Lonesome
- The Left Hand Is the Dreamer
