Paul Jossman, aka Bowtie, is celebrating 60 years of performing. Paul got his start performing in public at a political rally while in high school in Virginia.
Paul moved to the Capital District to attend RPI, and began performing music and joining bands here. His first public performance in the area was at the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall. He joined the Star-Spangled Washboard Band where he became Bowtie. Then he and the guys became the legendary band Blotto. Then came the Ramblin' Jug Stompers and now Lost Radio Rounders. You’ll still find Paul out and about playing his banjo.
We are glad Paul, er Bowtie, shows no signs of stopping or slowing down just yet.
