For enthusiasts of early banjo
St. Albans Raid
We were up at the event commemorating the 150th anniverary of the raid. Yoou might check out this video:
http://www.sevendaysvt.com/vermont/st-albans-raid-370/Content?oid=2...
She interviewed me, but I didn't make the cut. Eerry's beautiful banjo did though, as well as me playing it. If you stay with it, you will also see me stabbibg the Federal captain to death! He's a friend, so, fortunately, he made a miraculous recovery from his wound!
http://www.sevendaysvt.com/vermont/st-albans-raid-370/Content?oid=2...
She interviewed me, but I didn't make the cut. Eerry's beautiful banjo did though, as well as me playing it. If you stay with it, you will also see me stabbibg the Federal captain to death! He's a friend, so, fortunately, he made a miraculous recovery from his wound!
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Permalink Reply by Leonidas (Lee) Jones on
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That should be Terry's beautiful banjo.
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Permalink Reply by Paul Draper on
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Nice Lee - congratulations! That banjo sounds great!
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Permalink Reply by Christopher Stetson on
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Yes, the banjo does sound and look good, and this native New Englander knew nothing of the raid heretofore. However, and I know it's not your work, but Sousa?!?! Nice work for a 10-year-old. :-)
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