Hank Cramer

Hank Cramer

Concert Reading PA June 4, 2011
Background information
Born 1953
, North Carolina, United States
Genres Country music, folk, sea shanty, Celtic
Occupation(s) Musician, soldier
Instruments Vocals, guitar and Banjo
Years active 1982–present
Labels Ferryboat Music, Skookumchuck Music, Front Range Records
Associated acts Dakota, Victory at Sea, The Rounders, The Cutters, The Ferryboat Musicians, Constellation's Crew
Website HankCramer.com

Hank Cramer (born 1953) is an American folk singer. The son of a Green Beret, Cramer started singing in college before enlisting in the Army in 1976. He continued performing throughout his service, and after retiring from active duty in 1990, began a full-time musical career.

In 2006 Cramer restarted the annual Pine Stump Symphony in the Methow Valley of Washington, an annual event until founder Ron McLean's death in 1982. [1]

Industry Awards

Discography

Cramer made dozens of recordings. A partial discography is available at:

Specific examples follow.

References

  1. Robbins, Jefferson (June 14, 2013). "On The Stump". The Wenatchee World.

External links

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