Randy Buckner Springfield, Missouri
Randy Buckner, an authority of the Merle Travis guitar style, is a native of Springfield, Mo. - hometown of the Ozarks Jubilee TV show. Buckner performed on stage with Merle Travis in 1979, and is an integral part of the Merle Travis Weekend each May at the Ozark Folk Center. Buckner teaches the Travis thumb-and-one-finger guitar style online, in workshops, and in private lessons. ... more
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