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Photo illustration by S.R. Woehrmann
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Charlie Tagawa, 67, first picked up a banjo at the age of 21 while living in Japan.
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Strum Crazy
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Jennifer Zhang
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In 1956, when 21-year-old Charlie Tagawa picked up a banjo for the first time, he knew he had found his calling.
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Charlie Tagawa is world-renowned for his banjo stylings |
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