Probably the best family folk band in
the greater Lehigh Valley, and even further, these people will
take you back to the "good old days." Picture yourself
on your neighbors back porch, or the annual church picnic, or that
old time festival you heard so much about. Listen to all those strings
played with different tones, in different styles, and on different
instruments.
Father Tom is the BEST old-timey
banjo player in many counties. he also picks a mean guitar (studied
with Norman Blake.) He has a radio program every Wednesday at 7:00
PM on WDIY, 88.1 FM, and is Folk Program Coordinator. He also is
an expert on sound systerms and p.a.'s.
Wife Betty picked up the fiddle at
a later age (over 21,) and started digging into old-time fiddle
tunes. She studied with some of the best old-time fiddlers in West
Virginia, at the Augusta workshops (ask her, she'll tell you.)
Son Nathan (handsome, talented, creative,
young and single!!!) started on Suzuki violin. He now plays fiddle,
mandolin, guitar, banjo and some things eve HE can't describe!
The Drukenmillers have appeared at
many places, including the Augusta Festival, Mayfair, Godfrey Daniels,
Lyons Fiddle Fest, Gene Shay's radio program (Philly,0 Borders Bookstore
and the Kutztown Folk Music Society. They just released their latest
CD a few months ago. Come here them release some down home music,
and don't forget your valentine!