Jack Salt Kentucky
Sometime around 2004, Lance Minnis, aka Jack Salt, decided to start playing music again. A sudden love for The Clancy Brothers and other folk and Irish pub music got him learning songs. From there it was but a short hop to marititime music and chanteys, and a love for the culture of the sea and lost Americana culture. Constantly evolving, Jack sings bluegrass, mountain, old time, and sea chanteys. ... more
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