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"Back of the Buckley". Lots of syncopation. First notes you hear are the pickup notes. I should pla… Tim Twiss Jun 12, 2010 50 views
I'd be hard pressed to tell anyone why this tune is stoke style and not clawhammer. (other than whi… Ian Bell Jun 12, 2010 110 views
From the Buckley 1860 book. A great fit, if it was not originally a banjo arrangement. Tim Twiss Jun 12, 2010 76 views
By James Buckley himself, Sr. member of the Original Buckley Serenaders. Tim Twiss Jun 11, 2010 34 views
Buckley 1860, by Professor Price, whoever that is. Tim Twiss Jun 11, 2010 11 views
Buckley 1860. Tim Twiss Jun 10, 2010 38 views
According to the Harvard Dictionary of Music, this is a Polish dance named for the city of Warsaw,… Tim Twiss Jun 10, 2010 51 views
Buckley 1860. Tim Twiss Jun 10, 2010 22 views
Buckley 1860. Sometimes this name appears with one "T" in it. Same guy? Tim Twiss Jun 9, 2010 36 views
Buckley 1860. Composition credited to James Buckley. Tim Twiss Jun 9, 2010 32 views
Buckley 1860. Straigght ahead stroke, with those "rising chords" that can getcha. Tim Twiss Jun 9, 2010 18 views
Another one from the "back 'o de Buckley". Tim Twiss Jun 8, 2010 19 views
The French national song, from Buckley 1860. Hybrid style. Tim Twiss Jun 8, 2010 30 views
From Buckley 1860. This one was pretty nice...Looocas, I think you would enjoy playing this one. Tim Twiss Jun 7, 2010 61 views
Nt sure of the connection to Emmett, but it's an easy tune to play from Buckley 1860. Tim Twiss Jun 7, 2010 34 views
These 2 pieces comes from the Buckley 1860 book. "Rattlesnake" makes several appearances in the ear… Tim Twiss Jun 7, 2010 49 views
Back of the Buckley. A fiddle tune...source unknown. Tim Twiss Jun 7, 2010 24 views
From the "back of the Buckley"...this one alwayd looked weird on paper, but released some nice surp… Tim Twiss Jun 5, 2010 21 views
One more in the "Bacchus" series not heard from yet from Buckley 1860. Tim Twiss Jun 5, 2010 30 views
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