Lee Sexton, a retired coal miner and banjo legend, continues to perform and teach his unique 2-finger banjo style in his eighties.
Synopsis
Lee Sexton, a retired coal miner and banjo legend, continues to perform and teach his unique 2-finger banjo style in his eighties.
Synopsis
Lee Sexton sits on his porch in Eastern Kentucky, surrounded by the mountains he has called home. A retired coal miner, he is also a respected banjo player known for his unique two-finger style. At over eighty years old, Lee continues to perform and teach this traditional music to younger generations. Alongside his wife, Opal, he navigates daily life on their farm. Linefork captures their routines and the music that connects them to their heritage.
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Why Watch
- Meet Lee Sexton, a living link to American music history.
- See daily life in the mountains of Eastern Kentucky.
- Find out about Lee's unique 2-finger banjo style.
Did You Know
- Lee Sexton is a revered banjo legend in Eastern Kentucky.
- The film has a duration of 96 minutes.
- Lee continues to teach his banjo style to a new generation.
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Who are Lee and Opal Sexton?
Lee and Opal Sexton are a couple living in the mountains of Eastern Kentucky, where Lee is a retired coal miner and a respected banjo musician.
What is Lee Sexton's contribution to music?
Lee Sexton is known for his distinctive 2-finger banjo style and continues to perform and teach this style to new generations.
What is the duration of the documentary Linefork?
Linefork has a duration of 96 minutes.
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