Robin Netherton's Page

Some folks here will remember Scott Miller from the final Antietam gathering. He's finally closing his store, Bone Dry Musical Instrument Co. Everything is now 50% off. In addition to bones (including some rare vintage pairs), washboards, and percussion accessories, there are some vintage minstrel show books, banjo instruction books, etc. Once they're gone, they're gone. Feel free to pass the word to other people who will appreciate these historic items.…See More

Hi, all. I'm boosting the signal here for Scott Miller, the rhythm bones specialist whom some of you met at the last Antietam gathering. Scott is the biggest retailer of rhythm bones (and related folk/roots instruments) on the planet. But he's realized he needs to retire, and he's hoping to pass his business on to a buyer who wants to continue the joy. Details at this link:…See More

We are hosting an Early American Banjo gathering. The committee for this event are John and Elaine Masciale, Tim Twiss, Al Smitley, and Andy Chase. At the end of the last gathering there was a lot of interest in continuing with the gathering, but we needed a new venue.  After a lot of searching we are pleased to announce that Renfrew Museum is willing to host us.Our goals are:!. To educate about and create an appreciation for the early American banjo, its musical repertoire, and its role in…See More