Eddie Adcock Played Banjo While in Surgery Till Hands Were Just Right
Eddie Adcock's fast picking and unconventional style made him world famous as a bluegrass banjo innovator. But when tremors took over his once dexterous hands, he lost the ability to play the music he loved.
Now, thanks to an incredible brain surgery, during which Adcock was awake and playing the banjo until the doctors got it just right, he can turn his talent back on, literally at the push of a button.
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Adcock suffered from an essential tremor, an involuntary... Full Story
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